Anthropological Archives Database

Post-mortal ritual of Zhuang people [in Thai]

Post-mortal rites are presented. The author talks on different kinds of practice, one and twice burial practices and cremation as practiced in the past.

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Zhuang

Short Introduction to Traditions and Culture of Zhuang people in Guangxi [in Thai]

There are many ethnic groups in Guangxi, like Zhuang, Yao and Hmong. The article also tells different traditions, for example dwellings, food, festivals and marriage.

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Zhuang

Comparison of Thai and Zhuang traditions (short introduction) [in Thai]

Published in Hill Tribe Bulletin, Vol. 10, No. 1 (Jan.-Mar.), the article depicts relation betwenn Zhuang, Tai and Thai. The specific issues are for instance about religion and belief, traditions (e.g. dwelling, livelihood and marriage).

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Zhuang

Language and scripts of Zhuang nin Guangxi (short introduction) [in Thai]

Short introduction to history of language and scripts of Guangxi nationalities, the state of language and scripts and its evolution.

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Zhuang

On pronoucing words in Tong Zhuang people [in Thai]

The author talks on words and pronunciation of Tong Zhuang. It relates to common denominators between Zhuang and their family ethnic groups.

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Zhuang

"Crack" the bamboo curtain [in Thai]

Travelogue in China, 1983. During 18 days, her delegates visited several places and met people in institutions. She also noted activities and observations on the trip.

by : Dusdeporn Chamniroksant

Zhuang

Origin of the Chuang People

Found only three pages of the article, it depicts origins of Chuang [Zhuang] people in Guangxi and relationship to Thai people (notes on the first page: Sipakorn Bulletin, Vol. 12, No. 2 (July 1968))

by : Rev. Princeton S. HSü, M.A.

Zhuang

Compound Words in Some Zhuang Dialects: Looking from Another Angle

The study is to examine the Zhuang compounds to give a bif picture of language contact. (found only some pages of the entire article)

by : Pranee Kullavanijaya

Zhuang

Zhuang and Thai Color Terminologies

Color categories as perceived by people in a society sharing a culture and a language are encoded in their language. (found only some pages of the entire paper)