阿木: in Mojiang, Zhenyuan, Puer Suoni 梭尼 (exonym: Asuo 阿梭): in Jinping Luomei 罗美 (exonym: Suobi 梭比): in Xinping Bukong 布孔 (exonyms: Heni 合尼, Baihong 白宏): in Mojiang, Honghe, Puer, Sipsongpanna, Zhenyuan, Jingdong Vietnam The Hani of Vietnam consist of the following subgroups (Vu 2010:10-11). The Flowery Hani (Hà Nhì Hoa), who are found in Lai Châu Province and are further split into two subgroups. Hà Nhì Cồ Chồ Hà Nhì La Mí The Black Hani, who are found in Bát Xát District, Lào Cai Province In Vietnam, communes consisting almost exclusively of ethnic Hani include Sín Thầu, Chúng Chải, Mù Cả, Ka Lăng, Thu Lủm (all in Mường Tè District), Y Tý and A Lù (all in Bát Xát District). The Hani of A Lù had originally come from Jinping County of Yunnan, China, and had later spread from A Lù to the communes of Lao Chải, Nậm Pung, and Ngài Thầu. See also Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture Yuanyang County, Yunnan, with its Hani majority and immense rice terraced mountains Akha people, a closely related people who have spread out from Yunnan province into Burma, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. The Akha that still live in China are seen as part of the Hani people. Hanoish languages References External links Photographs of the Hani of Yuanyang County, Yunnan Hani gallery The Hani ethnic minority on China.org.cn (Chinese government site) Asia harvest ethnic profile ハニ和辞典 (Hani-Japanese glossary) UNESCO about terrace fields Ethnic groups officially recognized by China Ethnic groups in Laos Ethnic groups in Vietnam Ethnic groups in Yunnan az:Xan (xalq)