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The terms Hmong or Mong refer to an Asian ethnic group in the mountainous regions of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, and Burma.

Hmong are also one of the sub-groups of the Miao in southern China. Hmong groups began a gradual southward migration in the 18th century due to political unrest and to find more arable land.

A number of Hmong/Mong people fought against the communist-nationalist Pathet Lao during theSecret War in Laos.

China has the largest population of Hmong people, And Indochine (Vietnam, Lao and China) were the greatest population of Hmong people.

Outside of Asia, the United States is home to the largest Hmong population.

Hmong history has been passed down through legends and ritual ceremonies from one generation to another.


Hmong music is an important part of the culture of the Hmong People.


Instruments used in hmong music play a large role in hmong culture.


Hmong Instruments are ussually associated with hmong rituals such as hmong funerals, dating practices, marriages, offerings, ancestral rites, among others.

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[goldseekertime]

All your photos seem to match the sentences in your presentation EXCEPT the last photo of the dancers, Choose a photo that display the Hmong traditional clothing, not some Indian or Thai outfit. That would destroy the who point of the presentation.

[hmonguru]

Hmong instruments are very beautiful to hear, and in the hands of a skilled musician, can be as welcoming as its Western counterparts.

[greenmanadragon]

@jephboy Good at least someone see my point.

[jephboy]

@greenmanadragon

Agreed. It's the same stupid mentality that keeps Hmoob disunited and caused so many problems (ie. clans rivalry, dialect rivalry, religion, etc.). Most of the "Miao" are actually Hmong and if you listen closely, you can hear they speak almost the same. They even call themselves that. Only the Chinese call the Miao. Ethnically, they are the same, but because of the stupid mentality of "us vs. them" the Hmong have split into many groups and refuse to acknowledge kinship.

[greenmanadragon]

There is not difference between HMONG and MONG. They are all Hmoob. It is jus the English word for the two. It 's these little problems that causes Hmoob to be so crazily disunited. Over spelling, tones, accents. Wake up already....

[mastermoua246]

nice to know that people still care bout us hmong