Mulam

The Mulam ethnic minority has a population of 159,328, of which the majority live in Luocheng County in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

The Mulam language is a member of the Zhuang Dong language group of the Chinese Tibetan language family. Most Mulam can speak Chinese, and some can speak Zhuang language. The Mulams Don't have their written script, so they use Chinese as the tool of communication.

Their homeland is one of rolling hills interspersed with lush green valleys. The area is famous for its tea an medicinal herbs, as well as mineral resources such as coal, iron and sulfur.

Rice, maize and potatoes are the staple diet of the Mulams. The Mulams used to be famous for their spinning, weaving and dyeing, and their favorite color is deep blue.

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