Yao people — This article is about the Yao ethnic group in Asia. For the Yao people of Africa, see waYao. Yao people 瑶族 A Yao woman Total population 3,100,000 … Wikipedia
Hmong people — Flower Hmong in traditional dress at the market in Bắc Hà, Vietnam Total population 4 to 5 million … Wikipedia
O Du people — O Du Total population 570 (est.) Regions with significant populations Vietnam, Laos Languages O Du, Vietnamese, Lao Religion Traditional religion (animism), Christianity … Wikipedia
Miao people — Miao Hmongb／Hmub／Xongb／ab Hmaob m̥˭oŋ⁴³／m̥ʰu³³／ɕoŋ³⁵／a⁵³m̥˭ao⁵³ Headdress of the Long horn Miao one of the small branches of Miao living in the 12 villages near Zhijin County (织金县), Guizhou Province … Wikipedia
Lahu people — Lahu redirects here. For the Lahu language spoken by the Lahu people, see Lahu language. Lahu Alternative names: Ladhulsi, Kawzhawd Total population 711,500 (est.)[1] Regions with significant populations … Wikipedia
Vietnamese people — người Việt Top: Triệu Thị Trinh • Nam Phương • … Wikipedia
Yi people — For the peoples living to the east of the early Chinese civilization, see Dongyi. Yi Alternative names: Nuosu and dozens of others Total population 7,762,286[1] … Wikipedia
E De people — Ê Đê Total population 270,348 (1999 est.) Regions with significant populations Vietnam, Cambodia … Wikipedia
Cham people (Asia) — This article is about the Cham people of Asia. For the former ethnic Albanian minority of northern Greece, see Cham Albanians. Cham Urang Campa Cham dance performance at one of their temples in Nha Trang, Vietnam Total population 500,000 … Wikipedia
Mnong people — Mnong Total population 219,000 (est.) Regions with significant populations Vietnam: Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Binh Phuoc; Cambodia Languages Mnong, others Religion … Wikipedia
