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Miao minority women

Red dresses and silver headdresses adorn young Maio ladies.

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Comments :

zpbLJC Thanks for the post.Really thank you! Awesome.
-link building, July 18, 2014

Enough with the "minority women" talk, it makes no sense
-Jia, October 8, 2013

All I can say is that the asain women are the most beautiful women in the world, I have dated one and she was very wonderful, I only wish I could find another one just like her, I just might consider setteling down
-kwilson1775, September 25, 2010

the people there looks very happy but i dont like the hats
-za yung, May 1, 2009

The word Miao is not mean cat. It is totally mistaken; it either meant herb or weed that could not be erradicated by farmer. Historically, what ever the Chinese had tried to subdue but erradication never happened.
-Chiang Wong, September 14, 2008

Kool....! Empress of China for ever
-Chiang Wong, September 14, 2008

why must you call them "minority women"? We know that they are minorities.
-lisa, July 25, 2008

cool hats
-cool@@, February 6, 2008

love the hats ....Gorgeous !!!
-moon , uk, January 17, 2008

nice one
-hi, November 18, 2006

please show a map or indicate the approx geographical location. thanks
-richard kell, October 17, 2006

It is the other way round. Hmong is a subgroup of Miao. Miao was mistaken as 'cat' outside China and hence the prefer the name Hmong.
-Kin Tsang, Augest 1, 2006

These are a sub-group of the Hmong. More more information contact Kevin Yang at inupamu@yahoo..com
-Kevin Yang, December 15, 2004

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