Taiwanese aborigines

The current Taiwanese aborigines are believed to be their descendants.

Taiwanese aborigines currently comprise about 2% of the island's population.

Like most Taiwanese aborigines, she was exposed to tribal music during her childhood.

And he also created many art works that contain some motifs about Taiwanese aborigines.

The bulk of contemporary Taiwanese aborigines live in the mountains and cities.

However, those areas were traditionally the hunting field and procession of the Taiwanese aborigines.

The district is mountainous and populated mainly by Taiwanese aborigines.

Headhunting was a common practice among the Taiwanese aborigines.

This ethnic group is currently continuing to fight for its identity, rights and recognition as Taiwanese aborigines.

Guarantee of the rights and privileges of the Taiwanese aborigines.

They have close cultural links with Taiwanese aborigines.

Mingjian was a hunting ground for the Taiwanese aborigines.

During the Japanese occupation period, the indigenous Taiwanese aborigines had no religious freedom.

It houses exhibits relating to the cultures and histories of the Taiwanese aborigines.

Of the current population of Taiwanese aborigines, about 70% identify themselves as Christian.

His family comes from the Taiwanese aborigines.

The aboriginal village employs Taiwanese aborigines from the nine tribes with whom the visitors can engage in living history.

It is also the oldest wine in Taiwan and a traditional beverage of Taiwanese aborigines.

Taoyuan is the native home to the Plains tribes of Taiwanese aborigines.

Like other Taiwanese Aborigines, the Sakizaya face contemporary social and economic challenges.

They are more related to East Asians, particularly Taiwanese Aborigines.

Wanli was inhabited by Taiwanese aborigines before the era of European colonization.

Historically, the plain was mostly inhabited by Taiwanese Aborigines, a small fraction of the population today.

In recent years, due to increasing social and political awareness, more deference and recognition are being given to Taiwanese aborigines.

The Taiwanese aborigines have also adopted Chinese names as part of their Sinicization.