Kemu people in Jinghong City are distributed in Manluojin, Manxiangban and Manhuilong of Manmai Village Committee in Jinghong Town, and the first, second and third teams of Mambo Nanga Village Committee in gasa town, with 689 people in six yards. The language of Kemu people in Jinghong city belongs to the Wadang branch of Khmer language family of South Asian language family. Their house is a dry cylinder. Their clothes and houses are the same as the Dai people. They believe in Buddhism, use Dai language and have Buddhist temples.
Boys become monks when they reach a certain age, and adults and children can speak fluent Dai language. There are 12 kemu villages in Mengla County, namely Mangang Village of Nanliang Village Committee in Mengla Town, Zhongman Village in Mengpeng Town, Huijie Village, Huilan Village Committee, Mannuanyuan Village Committee of Mengman Village Committee in Mengman Town, Mansai Village Committee, Nanxi Village Committee of Shanggang Village Committee in Shang Yong Town, Wang Sloan of Dongyang Village Committee in Manzhuang Town, Kemizhai Village of Luo Hui Village Committee in Mengban Town and thermal industry in Mengla County.
Kemu people in Mengla County are divided into Kemu people and Kemi people. Wood, a native of Xishuangbanna, has a long history He once established his own kingdom in Shangyong Guangbufa (Tian Fengshan) area of Mengla, and the mined well salt sold well in Southeast Asia. After being conquered by the Dai people, some of them were ruled by the Dai people and some moved to Laos. There are only two stockyards in Kemi, Nanqian and Kemi, which were probably moved in from Laos on 1939.
It is said that Kemu and Kemi used to be brothers, but they turned against each other because of the uneven distribution of hunting. The Kemu people in Mengla County have their own language and belong to the Wadang branch of the Mongolian-Khmer language family in South Asia. Jimmy can understand Jimmy's language, but Jimmy can't The wooden house is a dry-column building, with women wearing Dai clothes and men wearing Hanfu. Mu people believe in totem worship and primitive religion, but not Buddhism. The main festivals are Harvest Festival, New Rice Festival and Flower Festival. Mi people's festivals include Xinmi Festival, Honghua Festival and Romulong Festival. (2) Laopinren Laopinren is one of the undetermined ethnic groups in our state and lives in Laopinzhai Village, Manhong Village Committee, Mengzhe Town, Menghai County. There are 233 people in 52 households in the village.
Old people call themselves old products, also called card products. The old man retains his own language, such as Tangzha language for eating, Yong language for the house and fluent Dai language. The old man is a Chinese bungalow. Believing in primitive religion, there are temples without gods. Every year, the whole village holds activities to worship the mountain gods. (3) Bajia people Bajia people are one of the undetermined ethnic groups in our state.
There are 8 people living in Mengkang Village Committee, Meng 'a Town, Menghai County. There are 2 groups, 6 groups, 7 groups and 8 groups of Najing village committees and 6 groups, 7 groups and 8 groups of Hejian village committees in Dong Na and Mandao. A few are scattered in government agencies, with a total population of 1 106. Eight people call themselves the Ba family. All eight people have their own language, which is close to Dai language and can communicate with Dai people. The houses of eight people are all Chinese bungalows.
In the past, they had their own clothes. The women wore baotou, double-breasted dresses and aprons at the back. Men wear double-breasted clothes and have knots on their heads. At present, women still keep their national costumes, but they only wear them during Chinese New Year holidays or weddings. Usually they wear Hanfu, and all the men have changed into Hanfu. Eight people believe in primitive religion, and there is a small temple where they go to kill chickens and worship their ancestors on holidays. Eight people were buried after death, and those who died normally were buried in public cemeteries.
The surnames of eight people are Peng, Dao, Li, Luo and Ma. Eight people celebrate Torch Festival, Spring Festival, and July and a half.