满族用英文怎么说?用英文介绍一下也可以.

满族用英文怎么说?用英文介绍一下也可以.
满族用英文怎么说?
用英文介绍一下也可以.

满族用英文怎么说?用英文介绍一下也可以.
Manchu
n.
满人
adj.
满族的
其他各民族的中英文对照:
Han (汉族 :Hàn Zú)
Zhuang (壮族 :Zhuàng Zú)
Manchu (满族 :Mǎn Zú)
Hui (回族 :Huí Zú)
Miao (苗族 :Miáo Zú) (Hmong)
Uyghur (维吾尔族 :Wéiwúěr Zú)
Yi (彝族 :Yí Zú)
Tujia (土家族 :Tǔjiā Zú)
Mongol (蒙古族 :Měnggǔ Zú)
Tibetan (藏族 :Zàng Zú)
Buyei (布依族 :Bùyī Zú)
Dong (侗族 :Dòng Zú)
Yao (瑶族 :Yáo Zú)
Korean (朝鲜族 :Cháoxiǎn Zú)
Bai (白族 :Bái Zú)
Hani (哈尼族 :Hāní Zú)
Li (黎族 :Lí Zú)
Kazak (哈萨克族 :Hāsàkè Zú)
Dai (傣族 :Dǎi Zú,also called Dai Lue,one of the Tai ethnic groups)
She (畲族 :Shē Zú)
Lisu (僳僳族 :Lìsù Zú)
Gelao (仡佬族 :Gēlǎo Zú)
Lahu (拉祜族 :Lāhù Zú)
Dongxiang (东乡族 :Dōngxiāng Zú)
Va (佤族 :Wǎ Zú) (Va)
Sui (水族 :Shuǐ Zú)
Naxi (纳西族 :Nàxī Zú) (includes the Mosuo (摩梭 :Mósuō))
Qiang (羌族 :Qiāng Zú)
Tu (土族 :Tǔ Zú)
Xibe (锡伯族 :Xíbó Zú)
Mulao (仫佬族 :Mùlǎo Zú)
Kirgiz (柯尔克孜族 :Kēěrkèzī Zú)
Daur (达斡尔族 :Dáwòěr Zú)
Jingpo (景颇族 :Jǐngpō Zú)
Salar (撒拉族 :Sǎlá Zú)
Blang (布朗族 :Bùlǎng Zú)
Maonan (毛南族 :Màonán Zú)
Tajik (塔吉克族 :Tǎjíkè Zú)
Pumi (普米族 :Pǔmǐ Zú)
Achang (阿昌族 :Āchāng Zú)
Nu (怒族 :Nù Zú)
Ewenki (鄂温克族 :Èwēnkè Zú)
Gin (京族 :Jīng Zú),meaning Vietnamese or Kinh people.
Jino (基诺族 :Jīnuò Zú)
De'ang (德昂族 :Déáng Zú)
Uzbek (乌孜别克族 :Wūzībiékè Zú)
Russians (俄罗斯族 :Éluōsī Zú)
Yugur (裕固族 :Yùgù Zú)
Bonan (保安族 :Bǎoān Zú)
Monba (门巴族 :Ménbā Zú)
Oroqen (鄂伦春族 :Èlúnchūn Zú)
Derung (独龙族 :Dúlóng Zú)
Tatar (塔塔尔族 :Tǎtǎěr Zú)
Hezhen (赫哲族 :Hèzhé Zú)
Lhoba (珞巴族 :Luòbā Zú)
Gaoshan (高山族 :Gāoshān Zú),meaning Taiwanese aborigines

满族: [ mǎn zú ]
1. Manchu
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Manchu

各个民族的综合介绍
The People's Republic of China officially describes itself as a multi-ethnic unitary state and as such officially recognizes 56 nationalities or mínzú (民族), within China: the Han being t...

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各个民族的综合介绍
The People's Republic of China officially describes itself as a multi-ethnic unitary state and as such officially recognizes 56 nationalities or mínzú (民族), within China: the Han being the majority (>92%), and the remaining 55 nationalities being the national minorities. In addition to the 56 official nationalities, there are some Chinese who classify themselves as members of unrecognized nationalities. Also, foreign nationals who have become Chinese citizens form yet another separate group. The direct translation of (民族) would be "peoples".
In general, the system of 56 nationalities is applied only within mainland China although Taiwanese aborigines are classified as one of the 56 nationalities - Gaoshan. Hong Kong and Macau do not use this ethnic classification system, and figures by the PRC government do not include Hong Kong and Macau.
The official PRC point of view is that all of these above nationalities are part of a broader "civil ethnicity" known as Zhonghua Minzu.
Nationalities
Although most of the nationalities can be seen as ethnic groups, the correspondence is not one to one. For example, many Hui Chinese are indistinguishable from Han Chinese except for the fact that they practice Islam. Conversely, Hakka are often thought of as an ethnic group, but they are generally considered to be within the subgroups of the Han ethnicity.
While Han Chinese make up the vast majority of China's total population, the population distribution is highly uneven with large parts of western China having Han Chinese as a minority. In addition the lumping of most Chinese into the majority Han, obscures some of the large linguistic, cultural, and genetic differences between persons within that group.
The multi-ethnic nature of China results in part by territories incorporated by the Qing dynasty, whose emperors were themselves Manchu and not members of the majority Han. Chinese ethnicities theory is heavily influenced by that of the Soviet Union. Official policy is against assimilation and maintains that each ethnic group should have the right to develop its own culture and language.
The degree of integration of minority nationalities with the national community varies widely from group to group. With some groups, such as the Tibetans and the Uyghurs there is a great deal of resentment against the majority. Other groups such as the Zhuang, Hui Chinese, and ethnic Koreans are well integrated into the national community.
See List of China administrative regions by ethnic group for the ethnic composition of each province-level division of China.
In order of population, the nationalities of China are:
Han (汉族 : Hàn Zú)
Zhuang (壮族 : Zhuàng Zú)
Manchu (满族 : Mǎn Zú)
Hui (回族 : Huí Zú)
Miao (苗族 : Miáo Zú) (Hmong)
Uyghur (维吾尔族 : Wéiwúěr Zú)
Yi (彝族 : Yí Zú)
Tujia (土家族 : Tǔjiā Zú)
Mongol (蒙古族 : Měnggǔ Zú)
Tibetan (藏族 : Zàng Zú)
Buyei (布依族 : Bùyī Zú)
Dong (侗族 : Dòng Zú)
Yao (瑶族 : Yáo Zú)
Korean (朝鲜族 : Cháoxiǎn Zú)
Bai (白族 : Bái Zú)
Hani (哈尼族 : Hāní Zú)
Li (黎族 : Lí Zú)
Kazak (哈萨克族 : Hāsàkè Zú)
Dai (傣族 : Dǎi Zú, also called Dai Lue, one of the Tai ethnic groups)
She (畲族 : Shē Zú)
Lisu (僳僳族 : Lìsù Zú)
Gelao (仡佬族 : Gēlǎo Zú)
Lahu (拉祜族 : Lāhù Zú)
Dongxiang (东乡族 : Dōngxiāng Zú)
Va (佤族 : Wǎ Zú) (Va)
Sui (水族 : Shuǐ Zú)
Naxi (纳西族 : Nàxī Zú) (includes the Mosuo (摩梭 : Mósuō))
Qiang (羌族 : Qiāng Zú)
Tu (土族 : Tǔ Zú)
Xibe (锡伯族 : Xíbó Zú)
Mulao (仫佬族 : Mùlǎo Zú)
Kirgiz (柯尔克孜族 : Kēěrkèzī Zú)
Daur (达斡尔族 : Dáwòěr Zú)
Jingpo (景颇族 : Jǐngpō Zú)
Salar (撒拉族 : Sǎlá Zú)
Blang (布朗族 : Bùlǎng Zú)
Maonan (毛南族 : Màonán Zú)
Tajik (塔吉克族 : Tǎjíkè Zú)
Pumi (普米族 : Pǔmǐ Zú)
Achang (阿昌族 : Āchāng Zú)
Nu (怒族 : Nù Zú)
Ewenki (鄂温克族 : Èwēnkè Zú)
Gin (京族 : Jīng Zú), meaning Vietnamese or Kinh people.
Jino (基诺族 : Jīnuò Zú)
De'ang (德昂族 : Déáng Zú)
Uzbek (乌孜别克族 : Wūzībiékè Zú)
Russians (俄罗斯族 : Éluōsī Zú)
Yugur (裕固族 : Yùgù Zú)
Bonan (保安族 : Bǎoān Zú)
Monba (门巴族 : Ménbā Zú)
Oroqen (鄂伦春族 : Èlúnchūn Zú)
Derung (独龙族 : Dúlóng Zú)
Tatar (塔塔尔族 : Tǎtǎěr Zú)
Hezhen (赫哲族 : Hèzhé Zú)
Lhoba (珞巴族 : Luòbā Zú)
Gaoshan (高山族 : Gāoshān Zú), meaning Taiwanese aborigines

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