Description:
The name 'Haemdhui' is of Tibetan origin and means 'son of the wind.' The Haemdhui people are a Tibetan ethnic group who live in the Haemdon region of southwestern China. They are Buddhist and speak the Haemdon dialect of Tibetan. The Haemdhui are a nomadic people who live by herding goats and sheep. They are also skilled in the art of weaving woolen cloth. The Haemdhui have their own customs and traditions, which include performing religious ceremonies, singing religious songs, and weaving colorful textiles.
