Table of Contents

Foreword by Patrick Johnstone Acknowledgements and Introduction Methodology and Terminology China's Official Nationalities List of Abbreviations The Profiles:. Appendix 1: Other Possible Groups Appendix 2: Index of Alternate Names Appendix 3: Distriburion of China's Peoples by Province Appendix 4: Distribution of China's Peoples in Other Countries Notes List of Journals and Magazines List of Archives Bibliography of Chinese Language Publications General Bibliography and General Index. . . . . . . . . . . . Achang; Achang, Husa; A Che; Adi; Adu; A-Hmao; Ai-Cham; Ainu; Ake; Akha; Akto Turkmen; Aling; Alu; Aluo; Amdo, Hbrogpa; Amdo, Rongba; Amdo, Rongmahbrogpa; Amdo, Rtahu; Ami; Angku; Ani; Ao Biao; Aoka; Aou; Apu; Asahei; Ati; Awu, Northern; Awu, Southeastern; Axi; Ayi; Ayizi; Azhe; Azong; Baheng, Liping; Baheng, Sanjiang; Bai; Baihong; Baima; Bai Yi; Ban Yao; Baonuo; Bei; Beidalao; Beidongnuo; Bela; Ben; Biao-Jiao Mien; Biao Mien; Biao-Mien, Shikou; Bisu; Bit; Biyo; Bogol; Boka; Bolozi; Bonan; Bonan, Tongren; Bouyei; Budo; Bugan; Bulang; Bunan; Bunu; Bunun; Bunuo; Buriat; Buyang; Cai; Cao Lan; Changpao; Changshu Miao; Chesu; Chin, Asho; Chrame; Chuanlan; Chuanqing; Cun; Daizhan; Daur; Daur, Western; Deang, Pale; Deang, Rumai; Deang, Shwe; Deng, Darang; Deng, Geman; Depo; Derung; Dianbao; Diao; Digao; Dong, Northern; Dong, Southern; Dongnu; Dongxiang; Doupo; Duoluo; Duota; E; Eka; Enipu; Enu; Ergong; Ersu; Ewenki, Solon; Ewenki, Tungus; Fuma; Gaiji; Gaisu, Southern; Gaisu, Western; Ga Mong; Gao; Ge; Gelao; Gepo, Eastern; Gepo, Western; Gese; Gesu; Gha-Mu; Ghao-Xong, Eastern; Ghao-Xong, Western; Giay; Golog; Gouzou; Groma; Guaigun; Guiqiong; Guopu; Hagei; Hakka; Hakka, Hainan Island; Han Chinese, Cantonese; Han Chinese, Dan; Han Chinese, Gan; Han Chinese, Hainanese; Han Chinese, Huian; Han Chinese, Huizhou; Han Chinese, Jin; Han Chinese, Mandarin; Han Chinese, Min Bei; Han Chinese, Min Dong; Han Chinese, Min Nan; Han Chinese, Min Zhong; Han Chinese, Pinghua; Han Chinese, Puxian; Han Chinese, Shaojiang; Han Chinese, Shaozhou; Han Chinese, Waxiang; Han Chinese, Wu; Han Chinese, Xiang; Han Chinese, Xunpu; Hani; Han Tai; Haoni; Hdzanggur; Hezhen; Hkauri; Hmong Be; Hmong Bua; Hmong Daw; Hmong Dlex Nchab; Hmong Dou; Hmong Leng; Hmong Njua; Hmong Shuad; Hmong Vron; Hmu, Eastern; Hmu, Northern; Hmu, Southern; Hongjin Tai; Horned Miao; Hu; Hua Miao; Huayao Tai; Hui; Indonesian; Iu Mien; Iu Mien, Changping; Iu Mien, Hunan; Iu Mien, Luoxiang; Japanese; Jiarong, Chabao; Jiarong, Guanyingqiao; Jiarong, Shangzhai; Jiarong, Sidabao; Jiarong, Situ; Jiasou; Jing; Jingpo; Jino; Jino, Buyuan; Kado; Kawa; Kazak; Kazak, Qinghai; Keji; Kemei; Keriya; Khakas; Khampa, Eastern; Khampa, Northern; Khampa, Western; Khmu; Kim Mun; Kiong Nai; Kirgiz; Kong Ge; Korean; Kuan; Kucong; Kyakala; Kyerung; Laba; Labapo; Ladakhi; Lagou; Lahu; Lahuli, Tinan; Laka; Lakkia; Lalu, Xinping; Lalu, Xuzhang; Lalu, Yangliu; Laluo, Jiantou; Laluo, Mishaba; Lama; Lami; Laopang; Laowu; Lashi; Lati; Lawa; Lawu; Lemo; Lesu; Lhoba, Bogar; Lhoba, Yidu; Lhomi; Li, Bendi; Li, Ha; Li, Jiamao; Li, Meifu; Li, Qi; Limi; Limin; Lingao; Linghua; Lipo, Eastern; Lipo, Western; Lisu; Liude; Liujia; Liwu; Long; Longjia; Lopi; Lu; Luoluopo, Central; Luoluopo, Southeastern; Luoluopo, Western; Luowu; Luzu; Malimasa; Manchu; Mang; Manmet; Manyak; Maonan; Maru; Meng; Mengwu; Menia; Miao, Baishi; Miao, Chuan; Miao, Enshi; Miao, Guiyang (Northern); Miao, Guiyang (Northwestern); Miao, Guiyang (South Central); Miao, Guiyang (Southern); Miao, Guiyang (Southwestern); Miao, Huishui (Central); Miao, Huishui (Eastern); Miao, Huishui (Northern); Miao, Huishui (Southwestern); Miao, Luobohe; Miao, Lupanshui; Miao, Mashan (Central); Miao, Mashan (Northern); Miao, Mashan (Southern); Miao, Mashan (Western); Micha; Michi; Miguba; Mili; Ming; Minglang; Minyak; Mixisu; Mjuniang; Mo; Monba, Cona; Monba, Medog; Mongol; Mongol, Alxa; Mongol, Khalka; Mongol, Khamnigan; Mongol, Sichuan; Mongol, Yunnan; Mongour; Mosuo; Mozhihei; Muda; Muji; Mulao; Mulao Jia; Muzi; Naheng; Naisu; Naju; Naluo; Namuyi; Nanjingren; Naru; Naruo; Nasu, Eastern; Nasu, Jinghong; Nasu, Panxian; Nasu, Southern; Nasu, Western; Nasu, Wusa; Naxi; Naxi, Northern; Naza; Neisu; Neisu, Da Hei; Neisu, Xiao Hei; Niesu, Central; Nisu, Jianshui; Nisu, Xinping; Nisu, Yuanyang; Nosu, Butuo; Nosu, Mangbu; Nosu, Shengzha; Nosu, Shuixi; Nosu, Tianba; Nosu, Xiaoliangshan; Nosu, Yinuo; Nu; Nubra; Numao; Nung; Nunu; Oirat; Olot; Ongkor; Oroqen; Paiwan; Palyu; Pana; Paxi; Pengzi; Pingdi; Poluo; Popei; Pubiao; Pula; Puman; Pumi; Purik; Puroik; Pusha; Puwa; Qanu; Qiang, Cimulin; Qiang, Dajishan; Qiang, Heihu; Qiang, Jiaochang; Qiang, Longxi; Qiang, Luhua; Qiang, Mawo; Qiang, Mianchi; Qiang, Sanlong; Qiang, Taoping; Qiang, Yadu; Qiangyi; Qixingmin; Queyu; Rao; Rawang; Riang; Russian; Salar; Samadu, Eastern; Samadu, Western; Saman; Samei; Samtao; Sanda; Sani; Sanie; Sanqiao; Sansu; Shan; She; Shenzhou; Sherpa; Shixing; Shui; Shui, Yunnan; Sogwo Arig; Suan; Subei; Suodi; Taer; Tagu; Tai Dam; Tai Kao; Tai Lu; Tai Mao; Tai Nu Appendix 1: Other Possible Groups Appendix 2: Index of Alternate Names Appendix 3: Distriburion of China's Peoples by Province Appendix 4: Distribution of China's Peoples in Other Countries Notes List of Journals and Magazines List of Archives Bibliography of Chinese Language Publications General Bibliography General Index

About the Author

Paul Hattaway, a native of New Zealand, lives in northern Thailand with his wife Joey and son Dalen. He is the Director of Asian Minorities Outreach, an inter-denominational Christian organisation committed to church planting among the most unreached ethnic minority groups in Asia. His previous publications include The 50 Most Unreached People Groups of China and Tibet, The Peoples of Vietnam and China's Unreached Cities.

Reviews

"The most significant new contribution to missions research in 20 years!" - David Barrett, President of Global Evangelization Movement "'Operation China' is an essential tool for prayer, startegy and action." Tony Lambert, Director for Research, China Ministries, OMF International. This book is a must for anyone desiring all the "nations" of China to know the Savior." BRIGADA TODAY, March 2001 "Hattaway, based on more than 10 years of research, packs this book with info on each minority: population, alternate names, location, religion, languages, status of evangelization, customs, and history. This book is a must for anyone desiring all the "nations" of China to know the Savior." BRIGADA TODAY March 2001 "A remarkable graphic visualization of the urgent reality of the untreached people." Dr Ralph Winter, Founder of the US Center for World Mission "Operation China ... has totally captivated me. No book apart from the bible has thrilled me so much. Who says that prayer is boring (well, yes it can be sometimes!) but suddently I've been given a precious tool to use, enabling me to pray and intercede for the minority groups of China... Evey day I can read all about a different unreached people gorup, and pray passionately for them." email from Dot Lewis 16th March 2002