What ethnic groups are there in Danzhou?

Danzhou has many nationalities and complicated languages. There are more than 20 ethnic groups such as Han, Li and Miao, among which the Han population accounts for about 93%, and Li, Zhuang and Miao ethnic groups account for about 7%, making it the second most populous city in Hainan Province. The main dialects are Danzhou dialect, military dialect, Hakka dialect, Lingao dialect, Li dialect, Cantonese, Hainan dialect and so on. Danzhou dialect is the main language exchange.

According to relevant statistics, among the permanent residents in Danzhou, there are several major ethnic groups such as Han, Li, Miao and Zhuang, as well as families or individuals of Hui, Bai, Yi, Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan and Uyghur, who live in scattered communities, forming 26 ethnic groups. Although these ethnic groups have great differences in language, clothing, customs and habits, they can live in harmony, depend on each other and jointly build a beautiful home. Hui people don't eat pork, so everyone tries to compromise and try to find other dishes to take care of. Li and Miao people like to drink when they go out, so the local Han "host family" will try their best to arrange drinks to meet the wishes of the guests. Moreover, even the Han nationality itself, because of its vast territory, various slang dialects and changeable customs, has brought certain difficulties to communication. But we can still cooperate and treat each other as equals. For example, in the coastal area of Danzhou, there is a small village that speaks military dialect almost every twenty or thirty miles, which is said to have evolved from an ancient garrison camp from Sichuan and Guangxi. Some of these villages have only a dozen families. Usually in the village, I will say my military word correctly. When you leave the village, do as the Romans do and speak standard Danzhou dialect. Even if we treat small families in such a small village, the local Danzhou people will not consciously bully them, and everyone gets along very closely, just like a family.