She most probably has become han as she wear bikini and show her asset. Waiting a han boyfriend to grab her.
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桂晶晶 - a hui Buddhist chio bu with huge boobs
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She most probably has become han as she wear bikini and show her asset. Waiting a han boyfriend to grab her.
She's a Hui Buddhist....
Then why is she wearing a cross?
Is her CB hahah?
she likes bacon too.
Nonsense. She eats only halal kebabs.
How come she never cover up her hair, bare skin and aurat?
Because if she does that, she ends up in " re-education centres", forced to eat pork, pray to communists leaders 10 times a day and trained to be a prostitute, China's no 1 export and currency earner
Dont u worry. I will keep u updated once she got a han bf or husband. I will tracked her. She has become a han already. Look at her dressing can tell already.
Hui is just a identity and not necessary all are muslim. Hui and han are chinese. I fk zhuang gals and is another minority china and they look chinese. I ask them and they told me that zhuang people and chinese people are the same. So only left uyghur and turks tribe that does not look like chinese.Y u keep say China best but lust over Muslim ger? Inferior complex?
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Nope. She eat hotpot and hotpot soup use pork ribs to boil it. She has a dog too.
miley cyrus's sister at cmt awards. shiok or not?
Eventually it balances out somehow. You win some, you lose some.
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Father thought it was a trick: a Han Chinese woman’s conversion to Islam
To shield her parents, Aysha Xiong refrains from wearing a headscarf and performing prayers when visiting her hometown in Yunnan province
Viola Zhou
Published: 11:00am, 12 Mar, 2017
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Han Chinese Muslim Aysha Xiong (left) with her roommates. They founded The Hijab channel on WeChat. Photo: Handout
Aysha Xiong, 23, one of only a few Han Chinese to have converted to Islam, admits it was a shock to her parents.
Although Yunnan (雲南) province is home to a large number of ethnic minorities, Xiong grew up in the town of Binchuan, where most residents were Han.
She said she always respected Islam and read books about it while at school. She started to think about converting after learning more about the religion from ethnic Hui classmates in high school.
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Father thought it was a trick: a Han Chinese woman’s conversion to Islam
To shield her parents, Aysha Xiong refrains from wearing a headscarf and performing prayers when visiting her hometown in Yunnan province
Viola Zhou
Published: 11:00am, 12 Mar, 2017
Why you can trust SCMP
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Han Chinese Muslim Aysha Xiong (left) with her roommates. They founded The Hijab channel on WeChat. Photo: Handout
Aysha Xiong, 23, one of only a few Han Chinese to have converted to Islam, admits it was a shock to her parents.
Although Yunnan (雲南) province is home to a large number of ethnic minorities, Xiong grew up in the town of Binchuan, where most residents were Han.
She said she always respected Islam and read books about it while at school. She started to think about converting after learning more about the religion from ethnic Hui classmates in high school.
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