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On the formation of the Ei language in China

What is it about?

The Ei language (or Wu-se) is a mixed language derived from Chinese and the Kam-Tai languages.

Why is it important?

The ancestors of the Ei people were soldiers and their families from different ethnic groups, who were sent to the Patrol Division of E’jing Town, Rong County, Guangxi Province in the Ming Dynasty, some 600 years ago. They are a multi-ethnic fusion of Chinese, Zhuang, Kam, and Sui peoples. The Ei language resulted from contact between Chinese and Kam-Tai languages.

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