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Operation China: Introducing all the peoples of China "The most significant contribution to
missions research in 20 years." David Barrett |
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by Paul Hattaway
Paul Hattaway is the Director of Asian Minorities Outreach, an inter-denominational Christian organization committed to church planting among the most unreached ethnic minority groups in Asia. check out also:
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People around the world
conjure up several key images when they think of
China: the Great Wall, the Forbidden City of
Beijing, the canals of Suzhou, and the spectacular
karst peaks of Guilin.
Few, however, have been fortunate enough to experience the hidden China which possesses a side so dramatically colorful and enticing that many are surprised to find it even exists. Woven into the mosaic of the largest population on earth is a rich thread: China's ethnic minorities, though numbering more than 100 million people, largely lost amid the vast ocean of 1.2 billion Han Chinese. Operation China introduces the reader to these hidden minority groups. They will meet groups and cultures as diverse as the pale-faced, blue-eyed Muslims of Xinjiang and the tribal people of the jungles of Yunnan with their intricately embroidered costumes; the fascinating proud Tibetans in the west and the nomadic hunters of the Eskimo-related tribes in the extreme northeast of this vast country. Although numerically the minorities of China account for only 6.7% of China's population, they inhabit 62.5% of China's territory.
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