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This book takes the relationship between man and land as the starting point, takes the ethnic formation of the Zhuang people as the main narrative subject, and studies the adaptability of ethnic relations and the relationship between man and land. The author believes that due to the influence and constraints of geographical environmental factors, the Zhuang people have not only experienced complex changes in the spatial pattern of geographical distribution, but also in different time and space scopes, due to changes in the natural and human environment, the Zhuang people have also taken different adaptation measures in the fields of agricultural production, animal husbandry, hunting, and culture. These adaptation measures interact with the environment, forming a very complex interactive relationship between ethnic changes and the relationship between man and land in the history of the Zhuang people, and ultimately promote the progress, unity, and development of the ethnic groups.