回族的英文介绍

回族概况：

With a population of 8,603,000 in 1990, the Hui are the most populous of China's Muslim peoples. They are also the most widespread, living in every city, province, and region of China, as well as in 2,308 of China's 2,372 counties. In China, Islam is most often known as "the Hui religion." Although the Hui may constitute a very small percentage of the population of any one region, they are often by far the largest minority group in the region in which they live.

回族不吃猪肉：

Nonconsumption of pork and mosque attendance also serve as ethnic identifiers, as does circumcision where it occurs. The Hui are often called "Chinese Muslims," even though they are regarded as a national minority rather than a religious community. One can be Han Chinese and Christian but not Han Chinese and Muslim.

清真：

The words qing zhen (pure and true) are often associated with Hui life, in reference to all Islamic ideals. These words are often placed on the signs of Hui establishments and on products in which Islamic ideals of purity are supposedly maintained: restaurants, food stores, bakeries, ice cream stores, candy wrappers, mosques, incense packages, and Islamic literature. In the case of food, qing zhen means that the food is free of contamination by pork and other unclean foods and is ritually purified.

东北和西北回人的文化、饮食等区别

There is great variability in the religious conservatism of the Hui. In northwest China the Hui are very conservative and are growing more so. There, leaders and parents have placed a great deal of emphasis on religious education, especially the study of the Quran. Many of these parents also question the value of studying Chinese language, history, and other subjects in public schools. Conservatism has also increased in other respects: in some places smoking and the consumption of alcohol are now prohibited where they were once common. In contrast, in northeastern China many Hui smoke, drink, and eat pork when away from home.

Muslim compatriots to earn our living making snacks for a long time. Saying "Hui 'two knives,' 'eight rope'." "Two knives" means the sale and the sale of beef and mutton cut cake, "8 to justice" is Diaodanhangshang hawkers Pan said. Hui snacks formed many generations, the family name and names of the specific brand, such as "pie week," and "air of Ma," "South to Shun." Muslim chef Chu Ming Cheung connected to superb cuisine and unique way as Beijing halal food cooks leader. Hui there are nearly 200 kinds of snacks, such as unexploded belly, tea, cut cake, Beijing is an important component of the cuisine.

The Muslim people have earned a living by making snacks.