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The Dai People and Their Relationship with Theravada Buddhists in Yunnan: A Profile and Population Analysis
Focusing on the Dai people of Yunnan, China, this study explores their demographics and Theravada Buddhist practices, examining their influence on neighboring ethnicities. It investigates how Theravada Buddhist temples serve as cornerstones of cultural identity and community cohesion, offering novel
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