Guangxi is a multi-ethnic frontier autonomous region. Here all ethnic groups live in harmony, develop together and improve together. Guangxi was the land of Baiyue in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, mainly including Luoyue (Baiyue, the ancestor of Zhuang and Dong), Baiyue in the west (Baiyue, black Zhuang) and Li Yue (Baiyue, now Cantonese or vernacular Zhuang). During the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shihuang went south to unify the land of Baiyue. This is also the first time that Baiyue people and northerners in China merged. During the Han Dynasty, the Han and Miao nationalities in the Central Plains began to move south to Guangxi. At the end of Han Dynasty, Guangdong and Guangxi broke away from the Central Plains and established Nanyue State. The Three Kingdoms period belonged to Wu Dong. The Yue people experienced-Yue-Li-Liao, but in the process of evolution, the Yue people gradually divided and partially sinicized. Until the Song Dynasty, northerners called Liao people "ordinary people". During the Yuan and Mongolia dynasties, the central dynasty regarded the Khitan, Xianbei and other ethnic groups as Han Chinese, while the Liao people were used to "Butong" and "Butong". Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, the warlords in "Guangxi" were under their jurisdiction, with General Lu as the typical example, and the people within their jurisdiction were collectively called "Tong Ren". After the founding of New China, the Bo nationality was officially named as one of the 56 ethnic groups in China. 1958, the central government established "Guangxi Gelao Autonomous Region", 1965, "Gelao" was renamed as "Zhuang". People of all ethnic groups in Guangxi have been United and integrated with each other since ancient times. There have also been many national heroes in the history of Guangxi, such as "Mrs. Wa" and "Mrs. Xian", all famous anti-Japanese heroines in history.

The ethnic group in Guangxi is mainly Zhuang. Experienced: Baiyue-slang-Liao-Han-Zhuang, roughly an evolutionary stage.