Description:
The name Chitican is derived from the indigenous Chitchenese people. The name means 'people of the forest.' The Chitchenese people are a people of the eastern coastal region of China. They migrated to the area around the year 1000 AD. The Chitchenese people are a maritime people and are known for their sailing and trading skills. The Chitchenese people are a minority group in China and are considered to be of mixed Chinese and aboriginal ancestry. The Chitchenese people are Christians and have their own language. The Chitchenese people are a culturally diverse group and have a variety of customs and traditions. There are a number of variations of the name Chitican, including Chiticanese, Chitcanese, Chitchinese, and Chitcans.
