hui
- noun
- /huːi/
- Many hui communities celebrate both Chinese and Islamic holidays throughout the year.
Examples
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The hui have a long history of blending Islamic practices with Chinese customs.
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Researchers are studying the unique traditions of the hui in northwest China.
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The Hui people celebrate their traditions every year.
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Many huis gather for the festival in Yinchuan.
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The hui are known for their distinctive cuisine that combines elements of both Han Chinese and Islamic culinary traditions.
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During Ramadan, the hui community comes together for special prayers and shared meals.
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In cities like Xi'an, the hui often participate in cultural festivals showcasing their heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hui as the name for a Muslim group in China comes from Chinese and is used to name that community and its shared traditions, so Hui refers to an ethnic group with both Chinese and 'Muslim' cultural ties.