Jingpo ethnic group, one of China's 55 ethnic minorities, has its own language and script. The language belongs to Tibeto-burman language family of Sino-Tibetan language family. The written language of Jingpo is alphabetic writing based on the Latin alphabet. After 1949, with the help of the government, the Jingpo people have started publishing newspapers, periodicals and books in their own language.
Distribution
The origin of Jingpo ethnic minority is related to the ancient Diqiang people on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau. There are five branches of Jingpo ethnic group, namely, Jingpo, Zaiwa(载瓦), Lechi(勒赤), Lang E(浪峨) and Bola(波拉). Jingpo people live mainly in the mountainous area of Dehong Dai and Jingpo autonomous prefecture of Yunnan province, and a few live in the border area of Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture and Kachin state of Myanmar.
Culture Heritages of Jingpo Ethnic Minority
Munao Zaiwa- Epic of Jingpo Minority
Hulusi ( Cucurbit Flute)
Sword Dance of Jingpo Minority
Sword Playing (Shuadao) of Jingpo minority
Inheritors
Le Paidang
He Weimin
Bao Lekuang
Shi Mading
Yue Matong
Festivals of Jingpo Ethnic Minority
Ethnic traditional festivals of Jingpo ethnic minority mainly include Munaozongge festival, Nengxian festival(能仙节), new rice festival and the like, among which Munaozongge festival is the grandest one.
New Rice Festival (Xinmijie)
Girls' Festival (Guniangjie/Nengxianjie)
Munaozongge Festival of Jingpo Minority
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