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Post by hjernespiser on May 6, 2010 20:59:06 GMT 3
Jing, Korean, Blang    Dongxiang, Pumi, Hani    Bouyei, Tatar, Dai    Russian, Ewenki, Naxi    Mongol, Zhuang, Han    Lahu, Yi, Bai    Hui, Mulam, Li    Achang, Salar, Jino    Jingpo, Miao, Manchu    Tujia, Monba, Lisu    Nu, Yugur, Dong    Tibetan, Sui, Bonan    Yao, Va, She    Hezhen, Lhoba, Maonan    Oroqen, Daur, Uygur    Kirgiz, Xibe, Derung    Ozbek, Gelao, De'ang    Tajik, Kazak, Qiang    Minorities in Taiwan, Tu   |
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Post by chichak on May 6, 2010 21:42:20 GMT 3
That's simply awesome! Wow, state propaganda does try to finance and make a show for the world and the PRC's citizens that the minorities get the best they could. Its the first time I managed to see some of the lesser known groups, although it would have been great to see the unrecognized groups also and then I would have called it a complete ethnographic portrait. Btw, lol at the Taiwanese minorities! I'm sure they said some bs to get past the Taiwanese authorities to click those two shots!  |
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on May 7, 2010 0:20:48 GMT 3
Hehe nice collection ;D
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Post by ceonni on May 7, 2010 1:09:34 GMT 3
The Russians have done that a bit over 100 years ago.
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Post by ALTAR on May 7, 2010 1:52:59 GMT 3
Fantastic pics. Thank you so much Hjernespiser.
Dongxiang people seem like our Uighur & Salar brothers.
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Post by hjernespiser on May 7, 2010 2:49:59 GMT 3
I get a kick out of how all these people are dressed in traditional clothing and then the Russians are dressed in modern clothing.
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Post by Atabeg on May 7, 2010 9:44:11 GMT 3
The Kazakh girl is soo pretty top right <3
tnx for the share
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Post by ceonni on May 8, 2010 7:09:13 GMT 3
The Kazakh girl is soo pretty top right <3 tnx for the share That is 33 year old Gulshat Jasyzkhan from Yining, Xinjiang |
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Post by ceonni on May 8, 2010 7:12:09 GMT 3
I get a kick out of how all these people are dressed in traditional clothing and then the Russians are dressed in modern clothing. The Russian man called Wang Haijun (41) looks entirely Caucasian. I wonder if he has a Russian name. |
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Post by ceonni on May 8, 2010 7:28:00 GMT 3
Fantastic pics. Thank you so much Hjernespiser. Dongxiang people seem like our Uighur & Salar brothers. The Dongxiang Akhunds would wear the same outfit as Salar Akhunds (who weren't photographed) However, the Dongxiang women wear headdresses that are influenced by the Mongolians and Tibetans of the region, where as the Salar women wear hijabs that imitate the Turkmen bonnet and scarf-veil. These are the Hexi (west of Yellow River) "localized" Muslim groups, together with the Bonan (Baoan). They are actually very different from the Uygurs if you pay close attention. I notice that the Bonan women wear hijabs that are almost like the Salars. |
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Post by Atabeg on May 8, 2010 11:54:51 GMT 3
The Kazakh girl is soo pretty top right <3 tnx for the share That is 33 year old Gulshat Jasyzkhan from Yining, Xinjiang not that one, i think i mean slighty more to the center the most top one 4th from the right ps I said Girl |
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Post by ALTAR on May 9, 2010 12:28:22 GMT 3
The Dongxiang Akhunds would wear the same outfit as Salar Akhunds (who weren't photographed) However, the Dongxiang women wear headdresses that are influenced by the Mongolians and Tibetans of the region, where as the Salar women wear hijabs that imitate the Turkmen bonnet and scarf-veil. These are the Hexi (west of Yellow River) "localized" Muslim groups, together with the Bonan (Baoan). They are actually very different from the Uygurs if you pay close attention. I notice that the Bonan women wear hijabs that are almost like the Salars. Dear Ceonni, Thanks for your adds. I actually mean the similarity of traditional costumes btwn them.  |
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