Moinba

The Moinba nationality has a population of 7,475. They mainly live in the southeast of Tibet Autonomous Region. The Moinba people speak a language belonging to the Tibetan Burmese group of the Chinese Tibetan language family. Yet people also speak Tibetan language because of the long co-existence with the Tibetan people. They have no written language. The ethnic group has a long history. Their history was recorded on a stele that was erected in front of the Jokhang Temple in 823AD. Agriculture is moinba people's main occupation. Some of the Moinba people are huntsmen and mountain herders. They mainly grow rice. They have a way of life, culture and language similar to the Tibetans and are lama Buddhists.

Achang

Bai

Bao'an

Buyi

Bulang

Dai

Dahaner

De'ang

Dong

Dongxiang

Dulong

Ewenke

Gaoshan

Gelao

Hani

Hezhe

Hui

Jing

Jingpo

Ji'nuo

Kazak

Kirgiz

Korean

Lagu

Li

Lisu

Loba

Manchu

Maonan

Miao

Menba

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Mulao

Naxi

Nu

Oroqen

Ozbek

Pumi

Qiang

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Salar

She

Shui

Tajik

Tartar

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Tu

Tujia

Uygur

Va

Xibe

Yao

Yi

Yugur

Zhuang

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