Ethnic Hui Chinese 回族

In China, there must exist mosques in regions inhabited by Hui people. An Arabian-style round arch and a symbol of crescent form a common building style of mosques. Mosque is a place where Hui Muslims perform worships and other religious activities. The mosque is vital to Hui people's marriages, funerals, important activities and other aspects of their daily life. Mosque is the most sacred place for the Hui people. It carries the most symbolized meaning in Hui culture.

在中国，凡有回族聚居的地方就有清真寺。阿拉伯式圆拱顶及新月标志，是清真寺建筑中最为常见的样式。清真寺是穆斯林进行礼拜等宗教活动的场所。回族群众的婚丧嫁娶、重大活动以及日常生活的许多方面也离不开清真寺。因此，清真寺在回族群众心目中是最圣洁的地方，在回族文化中也最具有象征意义。

YU Kuizhi (于魁智), an ethnic Hui Chinese and one of the most well-known Peking Opera performers in China. He is the National First-Class Performer (国家一级演员), the chair of The First Troupe of China National Peking Opera Company, and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

MA Tianyu (马天宇), a well-known ethnic Hui Chinese singer and actor

SA Beining (撒贝宁), a well-known ethnic Hui Chinese television host in CCTV

The Hui Culture Museum at Yinchuan City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of China

Ethnic Hui Chinese children showcase their traditional Hui costumes.

Ethnic Hui Chinese girls living in Hainan Province of China

Two Ethnic Hui Chinese girls illustrate Hui's Tea Ceremony. Hui's Tea is known as the Babao Tea (literally Eight Precious Tea).

MA Lanhua (马兰花) is playing Kouxian (or mouth harp), a classical musical instrument of Hui Chinese. Ma family's Kouxian Art has been recognized as an Intangible Heritage of China.

Ethnic Hui Chinese boys practice Hui's Kungfu. Hui's Kungfu such as Kunlun Style Kungfu (昆仑拳) and Heavy Sword Kungfu (重刀武术) are very well-known in China.

A cartoon image of Hui Chinese

A postcard of Hui Chinese