Science and technology: Many minority scientists have made outstanding contributions to the development of the motherland. The Almanac compiled by Jamalidin, an astronomer of Hui nationality in Yuan Dynasty, was published in China. He also made seven astronomical instruments, such as armillary sphere, azimuth instrument and declination instrument. The Summary of Agriculture, Mulberry, Food and Clothing compiled by Uygur Lu Mingshan in Yuan Dynasty is the first systematic and complete agricultural monograph in the history of agricultural science in China, and it is one of the three major agricultural books in Yuan Dynasty. /kloc-At the beginning of the 0/7th century, Mongolian surgeons Melbourne and Zhuoerji co-authored the Encyclopedia of Medicine and Pharmacy, which were called contemporary Huatuo by the world. The famous Yunnan Baiyao is a magical surgical hemostatic drug developed by Yi doctor Qu according to the secret recipe handed down from the ancestors.

Historical Literature: The Secret History of Mongolia, the Golden History of Mongolia and the Origin of Mongolia are three major historical works of Mongolia. Gesar, Jianger and Manas, three heroic epics of Tibetan, Mongolian and Kirgiz, are treasures in the literature library. There are also many rich folk literature among ethnic minorities, such as Liu Sanjie of Zhuang nationality, Ashima of Yi nationality and the love of two generations of Uygur nationality.

Music, dance, painting, architecture, etc. Musical instruments in the western regions greatly enriched the music of the Han nationality in the Central Plains, the Senemai of the Uygur nationality and the Diane dance of the Mongolian nationality. Tibetan camel, Korean dragon drum dance, Dai peacock dance, Miao Lusheng dance, etc. Both are famous grottoes in China. Dunhuang Grottoes and Yungang Grottoes were jointly created by Xianbei, Tubo and the people of the Western Regions. The world-famous Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple are the artistic essence of Tibetan architecture. Yi Heidie Ear Nail, a Hui architect in Yuan Dynasty, designed and led the construction of the capital project, which laid the foundation for the future development of Beijing.