and Moji () have particularly large Gelao populations. Han Chinese The first migration of Han Chinese to the area took place shortly after the Song Dynasty, and a document from 1673 suggests more than 10 Han families lived in area at the time. Areas with large Han populations are , Yacha, , , , , , , , and . Unrecognized groups The autonomous county is home to some Bolyu people, an unrecognized ethnic minority. The Bolyu mostly live in the northern portion of the autonomous county, alongside local Miao populations. Economy As of 2019, the county's primary sector accounts for 26.1% of the economy, the secondary sector accounts for 19.5%, and the tertiary sector accounts for 54.4%. As of 2019, the disposable income of the county's urban residents averages 32,508 Yuan, and the disposable income of the county's rural residents averages 9,972 Yuan. Culture Each year, at the beginning of the lunar new year, a festival in the village of De'e is held, featuring the music and dance of the various ethnic groups who live in the area. Each ethnic group also has its own traditions to celebrate the lunar new year, some of which are shared across multiple different groups. The county's different peoples also have festivals unique to their own ethnicity, as well as festivals shared across multiple different ethnicities, such as the Dragon Boat Festival and the Double Third Festival. Transportation National Highway 324 runs through the county. See also De'e References External links Longlin page (Chinese) Longlin page (Chinese) Longlin page (Chinese) Textile photos taken in Longlin Counties and cities in Baise Gelao autonomous counties Yi autonomous counties Miao autonomous counties