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The Blang people are an ethnic group. They form one of the 56 ethnic groups officially recognized by the People's Republic of China.



Chinese ethnic groups (classification by PRC government)
Achang - Bai - Blang - Bonan - Buyi - Dai - Daur - De'ang _ Dong - Dongxiang _ Drung - Evenks - Gaoshan - Gelao - Gin - Han - Hani - Hezhen - Hui _ Jingpo - Jino - Kazakh - Kirghiz - Koreans _ Lahu - Lhoba - Li - Lisu - Manchu _ Maonan - Monpa - Miao - Mongols - Mulam _ Naxi - Nu - Oroqin - Pumi - Russian - Salar - She - Shui - Tajik - Tatars - Tibetan - Tu _ Tujia - Uyghur - Uzbek - Wa - Xibe - Yao - Yi - Yugur - Zhuang





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The Bulang of China (853 words)
Bulang villages were traditionally made up of about 100 households that represented up to a dozen clans, (groups having a common ancestry).
Bulang women are fond of chewing betel nut, the seed of the betel palm.
The primary religion of the Bulang is Theravada Buddhism, which emphasizes Buddha as a historical figure, the virtues of the religious life, and the authority of the Tripitika.
People of South East Asia (10602 words)
The Bulangs with a population of 87,700 mainly live in close communities at 1,500 to 2,300 meters above sea level in the mountains of Menghai County in Xishuangbanna.
The Bulang's language belongs to the Wa-De'ang branch of the Mon-Khmer group of the Austro-Asiatic family.
Some Chinese experts claim that the Wa, the Bulang and the De'ang are the descendants of the ancient Pu people that migrated 2000 south-west, from the lower Yangzi area where Sino-Asiatic languages prevailed, to reach the Wa's resent habitat.
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