What do Burmese people look like?

Burmese people have beautiful faces, clear features, have full chins and yellowish skin.

Myanmar is a multi-ethnic country, the main ethnic groups are the Burmese, Shan, Karen and Ziau, etc. The Burmese have beautiful faces, clear features, a full chin and yellowish skin are their characteristics. The Shan have a slightly smaller face, with women having a cleaner look and men being more rigid. The Karen face is more varied, with some taller and some shorter, characterized by a full chin and broad nose. The Ziro face is more clearly characterized by full cheeks and a rounder chin.

In addition to their facial features, different ethnic groups have different clothing and decorations. For example, the Karen have more colorful clothing, with women wearing beautiful long skirts and brocade shirts, and blooming flowers on their heads. The Ruoer, on the other hand, have the habit of using a lot of silver jewelry and wear beautiful sarongs and antique blue cloth undershirts. Traditional Thai clothing is made of silk and brocade and is often decorated with gold and silver threads, crowned with garlands and flowers.

Myanmar Cultural Characteristics

1, eating habits, the Burmese people often use rice noodles, noodles or fried rice for breakfast, but also drink coffee, black tea and eat snacks. Lunch and dinner are the main meals, with rice as the main food.

2, dress, the Burmese dress and China's Yunnan Dai similar to both men and women wear tube skirts underneath, collectively known as the "cage base", the skirt is called "Busho", women's skirts are called "Trimin The skirt is called "Busuo" and the female skirt is called "Temin". Men's tops for collarless lapel long-sleeved short tunic, women's tops for oblique lapel short tunic.

3. Wedding customs, a wedding in Myanmar is usually a large social event that lasts all day. The bride wears a gorgeous traditional dress and the groom wears a traditional robe. The wedding is accompanied by music, dancing and sumptuous meals.

4. Tea culture, the Burmese have a strong tea culture. They like to drink strong tea, which is usually brewed with boiled water and then condensed milk and salt are added. In social occasions, people often drink tea together to communicate and chat.

Reference for the above: Baidu Encyclopedia-Burmese