Tujia people

The Tujia people are an ethnic minority group primarily residing in China’s Hunan, Hubei, and Chongqing regions. Known for their rich cultural heritage, they traditionally engage in agriculture, particularly rice farming. The Tujia are celebrated for their distinct language, vibrant clothing, intricate embroidery, and unique folk music and dance forms. They also have complex social customs and festivals that preserve their history and communal identity. Despite modernization, many Tujia maintain their cultural traditions, contributing to China’s diverse ethnic tapestry.