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- Li is one of an increasing number of young Han Chinese, the dominant ethnic group in Taiwan, who in recent years have fully immersed themselves in one of the island’s Indigenous cultures – spending days exploring the ancestors’ routes through the mountains, hunting and taking part in festivals and ceremonies.
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Asia China. ‘Indigenous in spirit, even if not by blood’: Han Chinese seek a new identity among Taiwan’s tribes. In recent years, a number of young Han Chinese, the dominant ethnic group in...
Apr 4, 2022 · Li is one of an increasing number of young Han Chinese, the dominant ethnic group in Taiwan, who in recent years have fully immersed themselves in one of the island’s Indigenous cultures ...
Mar 19, 2023 · Among its various measures were a policy that banned the use of any language other than Mandarin Chinese in schools and another requiring all Indigenous people to adopt a Chinese name –...
Jan 30, 2024 · Taiwan has 16 official tribes, and while the current government has invested in protecting Indigenous languages — in contrast to language suppression and assimilation policies in place during...
Nov 19, 2023 · The Inconvenient Truth of Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples ... is a living example of what has become an Indigenous cultural renaissance: his 19-year-old great-niece, the daughter of a New Zealand ...
- Margaret Simons
Dec 9, 2021 · Assuming that Kaxabu is the same language, the situation would have been even less critical. The proclamation of the death of Pazeh would appear to be part of a persistent attempt to paint Taiwanese Plains Indigenous cultures as extinct, their descendants assimilated into the Han Chinese majority.
Jan 8, 2024 · CHANG: She says, when Chiang Kai-shek set up his government here, he immediately forced everyone to speak Mandarin Chinese to enforce one unified language for the island of Taiwan. FENG: And young Zhen-Zhen spoke Mandarin really well.
