What is the ethnicity of boat-dwelling people

Dwelling families are Han Chinese.

On the water in the south, there is such a group of little-known special ethnic groups, who use fishing as their business and float their homes. They spend their days in the wind and waves, life is as fragile as eggshells, so they are called boat-dwelling people, boat-dwelling family. The boat-dwelling people, also known as "boat-dwellers", are a traditional ethnic group in southern China. They are mainly found in Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and Guizhou.

The boat-dwelling people belong to the Han nationality, and they have the main customs and habits of the Han nationality, as well as their unique living customs and local customs. As boat-dwelling people do not have fields and live by water, they have formed some customs that are different from those of land-based societies. The boat-dwelling people have a long history and unique culture.

History and culture of the boat-dwelling people:

1. History: The history of the boat-dwelling people can be traced back to the period of the Xia Dynasty, which dates back to about 3,000 years BC. They were initially a nomadic people living in the Yellow River basin, and then gradually migrated to the southern region with the development of history. In the south, the boat-dwelling people began their own unique cultural life and formed their own customs and traditional habits. Their traditional culture mainly includes language, music, dance, costumes, festivals and so on.

2. Culture: The language of the boat-dwelling people belongs to the Zhuang-Dong language family, and their language is very ancient with unique phonetics, grammar and vocabulary. The language of the boat-dwelling people is an important part of their culture and an important symbol of their life.