Languages of China on a Map

Wow!

I am shocked to see how you made it in one day

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Fantastic and detailed! Worthy of a feature, so here's a nomination from me.

I was going to make a quiz like this, but with ethnicities. There might be a lot of overlap, although I think our quizzes would still be different. For example, based on the research I've done so far, a lot of these languages are ultimately offshoots/dialects of the same "Chinese" language (like Cantonese, Min, Hakka) and the speakers would still ultimately identify as "Han Chinese." There are also some distinct ethnicities that don't seem to be on here (possibly there are multiple groups that speak the same language but still identify separately).

Anyways, that being said, would you mind if I still go ahead and do my own "Ethnicities of China on a Map" quiz sometime in the future?

What about Santa? (Also known as Dongxiang or Sarta). Are you including that under one of the other Mongolic languages? I thought it would be separate.

How did I miss this quiz until now? The map is simply wonderful!

Yugur is a turkic language fyi

After I typed the ones most people knew like mandarin,Cantonese,Hakka,I just started typing random Chinese Pinyin and got a few answers out of it haha

I think "Oirat" would be a better name for Kalmyk, to distinguish it from the Kalmyks in Russia.

Instead of putting Yugur in "other" you could instead separate it into Western Yugur (Turkic), and Eastern Yugur (Mongolic).

Your dotted line included Ishigaki Island which is a bit of wishful thinking for the Chinese