Han Cheenese

Han Cheenese
漢族/汉族
漢人/汉人
Tot population
1,310,158,851
Regions wi signeeficant populations
 Cheenae1,207,541,842
 Taiwan22,575,365
 Hong Kong6,593,410
 Singapore3,684,936
 Macau433,641
      Thailand7,053,240
      Malaysie6,590,500
      Unitit States3,376,031
      Indonesie2.832.510
      Canadae1,364,215
      Peru1,300,000
      Vietnam1,263,570
      Australie1,185,000
      Cambodie1,180,000
      Philippines1,146,250
      Burma1,101,314
      Roushie998,000
      Japan655,377
      Venezuela400,000
      Sooth Africae350,000
      Unitit Kinrick296,623
      Fraunce230,515
      Spain197,214
      Indie189,470
      Laos185,765
      Brazil151,649
      Italy162,000
      New Zealand147,510
      Netherlands144,928
      Sooth Korea137,790
      Panama135,000
      Ireland11,218
      Costa Ricaca 40,000
Leids
Cheenese
Releegion
Cheenese Fowk Releegion, Mahayana Buddhism an Taoism. Backgrund o Confucianism.
Han Cheenese
Traditional Chinese漢族
Simplified Chinese汉族


Han Cheenese (simplifeed Cheenese: 汉族 or 汉人; traditeeonal Cheenese: 漢族 or 漢人; pinyin: hànzú or hànrén) are an ethnic group native tae East Asie. Han Cheenese constitute aboot 92% o the population o the Fowkrepublic o Cheenae (mainland Cheenae), 98% o the population o the Republic o Cheenae (Taiwan), 74% o the population o Singapore, 24.5% o population o Malaysie, an aboot 20% o the entire global human population, makkin it the lairgest ethnic group in the warld. Thare is considerable genetic, linguistic, cultural, an social diversity amang the subgroups o the Han, mainly due tae thoosans o years o immigration an assimilation o various regional ethnicities an tribes athin Cheenae. The Han Cheenese are a subset o the Cheenese naition (Zhonghua minzu). Whiles Han an ither Cheenese refer tae thairsels as the "Descendants o the Yan an Huang Emperors" (simplifeed Cheenese: 炎黄子孙; traditeeonal Cheenese: 炎黃子孫).

References

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