Question 1: What ethnic minorities are there in Guizhou? Guizhou is a multi-ethnic province. There are 49 ethnic groups in the province, and the number of ethnic groups is second only to Yunnan, ranking second in the country. There are 65,438+06 indigenous minorities, including Tujia, Miao, Buyi, Dong, Yi, Gelao, Shui, * * *, Bai, Yao, Zhuang, Maonan, Mongolian, Mulao, Qiang, Manchu and She. The population of ethnic minorities accounts for 37.9% of the total population of the province.

Question 2: What is the largest ethnic group in Guizhou Province? The place with the largest number of ethnic minorities in Guizhou is Qiandongnan Prefecture. Mainly promulgated by the Miao and Dong ethnic minorities, Wuyang River has many ethnic customs, which is the main aspect of attracting tourists in this place. There are Miao, Buyi and Shui people in southern Guizhou, and there are scenic spots in the seven small archways.

In addition, there are Buyi people in southwest Guizhou, so driving is the most economical, with good time control and low cost.

There is also Huaxi in Guiyang, where the main ethnic minority is Miao.

Bijie area is also a place with many ethnic minorities, such as Miao and Buyi. Tourist attractions include Baili Rhododendron and Zhijindong Scenic Area.

The ethnic minorities in Anshun are mainly Miao and Buyi, and the main scenic spot there is Huangguoshu Waterfall.

In a word, Guizhou is full of ethnic minorities and scenic spots. It is a world-famous summer resort.

Question 3: What ethnic minorities are there in Guizhou? Guizhou is the fourth largest minority community in China after Guangxi, Yunnan and Xinjiang. There are three autonomous prefectures in the province, 1 1 ethnic autonomous counties and 208 ethnic townships, and120,000-odd ethnic minorities, including Miao, Dong, Tujia and Buyi.

Question 4: Which ethnic group in Guizhou has the largest number of Han people? Most ethnic minorities are Miao and Buyi, and there are more than 40 ethnic groups in Guizhou Province.

Question 5: What nationality was Yelang in Han Dynasty in Guizhou?

Yelang was a country founded by the southwest minorities in China during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Before the Western Han Dynasty, there was no literature to study the name of Yelang State. The name Yelang first appeared, probably during the Warring States Period. King Xiang of Chu (298 BC-262 BC) sent "General Zhuang Yue to sink into the water and leave Lan (now Fuquan City, Guizhou Province) to attack Yelang", and "When Lan is strong, Yelang will fall". Only then did people know that there was a Yelang country in the southwest. The history of Yelang State recorded by the Central Plains regime is a peaceful period from the Warring States to the Western Han Dynasty. Yelang Wang Xingtong coerced 22 surrounding cities to rebel against the Han Dynasty, and was killed by Chen Li, the ambassador of the Han Dynasty, and Yelang was also destroyed, about 300 years ago.

Question 6: Which parts of Guizhou belong to ethnic minority areas? What race are they? According to the fifth census (2000 1 65438+1October1), there are 49 ethnic groups in the province, including 48 ethnic minorities. There are 17 ethnic minorities living in the world, including Miao, Buyi, Dong, Tujia, Yi, Gelao, Shui, Hui, Bai, Yao, Zhuang, She, Maonan, Mongolian, Gelao, Qiang and Manchu.

Of the total population of 37,557,200, ethnic minorities13,339,600, accounting for 37.85% of the total population of the province. The most populous ethnic minority is Miao (3,686,900), mainly distributed in southeastern Guizhou, southern Guizhou and southwestern Guizhou; Secondly, the Buyi people (2,478,6438+0,000 people) are mainly distributed in southern Guizhou, southwestern Guizhou and Anshun. In addition, the Dong people in southeast Guizhou, Tujia people in Yinjiang, Shui people in Sandu and Libo, and Yi people in northwest Guizhou are all major ethnic minorities in Guizhou.

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Question 7: Where is Guizhou? Guizhou is a province rich in tourism resources in China. At present, a new harmonious tourist destination integrating sightseeing, vacation and in-depth cultural experience is quietly taking shape. As praised by the World Tourism Organization, Guizhou is a "state of ecology, culture, song and dance and wine".

Question 8: What is the smallest ethnic group in Guizhou? There are 1 1 ethnic minorities. They are Miao, Buyi, Dong, Shui, Gelao, Zhuang, Yao, Yi, Tujia and Tibetan.

Question 9: Which parts of Guizhou belong to ethnic minority areas? What race are they? There are many ethnic minorities in Guizhou province. There are 54 ethnic minorities in Guizhou Province, mainly Han, with a population of12.55 million, accounting for 36. 165.438+0% of the province's resident population. The number of residents of Miao, Buyi, Tujia, Dong and Yi ranks in the top five, including 3.97 million Miao and Buyi.

The total population of ethnic minorities in China is113.79 million, of which Guizhou accounts for 1 1.03%, ranking fourth and fifth in the country.