China's
Yunnan Province is noted for
a high level of ethnic diversity. It has the second highest number of
ethnic groups among the provinces and autonomous regions in China. Among the country's 56 officially recognised ethnic groups, twenty-five
are found in Yunnan. According to Wikipedia, some 38 % of the province's
population are members of minorities, including the Yi, Bai, Hani, Tai, Dai, Miao, Lisu, Hui, Lahu, Va, Nakhi,
Yao, Tibetan,
Jingpo,
Blang,
Pumi,
Nu, Achang,
Jinuo,
Khatso,
Derung, Manchu,
Sui,
and Buyei.
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