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51 Hani Stories

The first comprehensive overview of oral literature of the Hani ethnic group of China in English translation. Some 1.3 million people, called Hani, live in Yunnan Province, in the extreme Southwest of China. They speak a language which is in the Lolo-Burmese subgroup of the Tibeto-Burman family of languages. Roughly ten percent of these Hani call themselves Akha and speak a related dialect, but are considered as Hani by the People’s Republic of China. The stories here are taken from the Doinia (Luchun) dialect of Hani, as spoken in the Luchun and Honghe area. The Hani people love to tell stories. These are told for purposes of entertainment, encouragement and enlightenment.

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PUBLISHER: White Lotus
ISBN: 9789744800152
AUTHOR Paul W. Lewis & Bai Bibo
RELEASED 2002-03-18
PRINT Bangkok 2002,
WL CODE E22308
SIZE 177 pp., 8 pp. illus. in col., 150 x 210 mm
BOOK WEIGHT 0.280 Kg
PACKING WEIGHT 0.200 Kg

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