Site Navigation
Categories:
Ethnic groups in China
"Related ethnic groups" needing confirmation
Summary Of: Nu people
the Nu people celebrate Fairy Festival on March 15th every year...
Encyclodia Page On: Nu people
These Are Links To Other Documents
Sichuan
|
Yunnan
|
China
|
Tibetan Buddhism
|
Animism
|
Christian
|
Tibetan
|
Nakhi
|
Bai
|
Chinese
|
pinyin
|
56 ethnic groups
|
People's Republic of China
|
Chinese
|
pinyin
|
Salween River
|
Yunnan
|
Zayu
|
Tibet
|
Yunnan
|
Tibet
|
Tibeto-Burman
|
Chinese government
|
Latin
|
hunting
|
fishing
|
Tibetan Buddhism
|
Animism
|
Lamaism
|
Christianity
|
Animist
|
Yunnan
|
Chinese lunar calendar
|
Losar
|
Tibetan Buddhist
|
Chinese New Year
|
v
|
d
|
Ethnic groups in
|
China
|
People's Republic of China
|
Achang
|
Bai
|
Blang
|
Bonan
|
Buyei
|
Dai
|
Daur
|
De'ang
|
Derung
|
Dong
|
Dongxiang
|
Evenk
|
Gaoshan
|
Gelao
|
Han
|
Hani
|
Hezhen
|
Hui
|
Jing
|
Jingpo
|
Jino
|
Kazakh
|
Kirgiz
|
Korean
|
Lahu
|
Lhoba
|
Li
|
Lisu
|
Manchu
|
Maonan
|
Miao
|
Monba
|
Mongol
|
Mulao
|
Nakhi
|
Oroqen
|
Pumi
|
Qiang
|
Russian
|
Salar
|
She
|
Shui
|
Tajik
|
Tatar
|
Tibetan
|
Tu
|
Tujia
|
Uyghur
|
Uzbek
|
Va
|
Xibe
|
Yao
|
Yi
|
Yugur
|
Zhuang
|
Undistinguished ethnic groups in China
|
Categories
|
Ethnic groups in China
|
"Related ethnic groups" needing confirmation
|
This article is licensed under the
GNU Free Documentation License
. It uses material from the
Wikipedia article "Nu people"
.
