The 2010 census population of the Yi was 8,714,393, most of them living in Yunnan, Sichuan, and Guizhou. The Yi speak a Tibeto-Burman language and have their own script. They once had a reputation as fierce warriors and those in Liangshan, Sichuan, formerly had a heavily stratified slave system. They are polytheists, and also have a long tradition of Buddhism, with Daoism and Christianity introduced later. They are fiercely protective of their own culture, which is one of the strongest among ethnic minority cultures.

Please follow these links if on mobile to view images on the various ethnic groups in Yunnan and Guangxi

Hani People

Dai People 

Yao People
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Please follow the links for more information on particular areas Colin has visited and written about.

Guangxi and Guizhou :  Miao people; Dong people; Zhuang people

The Tibetans : Traditional Dance; Tibet

Xinjiang;  Life and Uygurs;   Mosques

Yunnan: Hani people; Dai people;   Yi people; Yao people;