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This book is one of the "Small Series of One Hundred Languages". Most native Chinese speakers are willing to learn about the customs and habits of their fellow ethnic groups, but few pay attention to their languages. Even students and teachers majoring in Chinese language and literature have a hard time imagining that there is a vast ocean of languages ​​besides their own mother tongue. Linguistics fascinates you just like literature and music. At that time, you may sincerely feel that the most beautiful sound in the world is not the cry of the oriole or the harmony of the harp. The most beautiful sound in the world is actually our own language. Introduction Genealogical Classification of Chinese Minority Languages ​​Altaic Languages ​​Indo-European Languages ​​Sino-Tibetan Languages ​​Austroasiatic Austronesian Languages ​​A brief history of research on Chinese minority languages ​​Research on minority languages ​​before the 19th century The first half of the 20th century