A wall in Beijing Niu Jie (Cow Street), across the street from the Niujie Mosque, decorated with a block-long poster depicting all 56 ethnic groups (including Han), forming according to the poster's title, "The great united family of peoples" (民族团结大家庭, Minzu tuanjie da jiating). This particular section shows the traditional costumes and performance art of the Hani, "Gaoshan", and Ewenki ethnic groups.
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The artwork, presumably, by an employee of China's People's Government (or one of its agencies), or an artist commissioned by them. The photographer did not see the name of the artist, or the agency that authorized the artwork, anywhere on it. Photo taken by User:Vmenkov
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