How do the stateless Bajau people live?

The Bajau people are a people who have lived on the sea all their lives, and for us who live on land all the year round, many people find it hard to believe that there is a group of people living on the sea in this world, and rarely set foot on land, or it can be said that they have not set foot on land at all, and it is precisely because of this that the local area attracts many tourists to travel and explore.

This people living in the waters of the Philippines and Indonesia not only attract many tourists because they are born, old, sick and die at sea, but also attract tourists here is that they are the only nationality in the world without a state, their ancestors and even the current people of the nation have lived at sea all their lives, they have been with the sea for life, and it is precisely because they have no nationality that they are restricted in many ways.

But for the Bajau people, they have become accustomed to this way of life. Some travelers are very curious about this amazing nation, so they come to the local area to explore what the daily life of this nation is like, because it is difficult for travelers to believe that there are still people in this society who have never been on land in their lives and have been accompanied by the sea all their lives.

Many people actually think that living at sea is not very romantic? But in reality, not everyone can adapt to life at sea, for example, for some seasick people, taking a boat is their deadliest mode of transportation. But even for those who don't get seasick, it is extremely painful to stay at sea all year round, but the people of the Bajau ethnic group thrive on the sea like fish in the sea.

The traveler was full of curiosity about the ancestors of the Bajau people, so they asked the local villagers, and the villagers said: The Bajau people are a very mysterious people, and no one knows why the ancestors of this people came to this sea area, and many legends about the Bajau people have not been confirmed. Due to the local sea is more developed, so the sea resources here are also one of the economic ** of the Bajau people, the Bajau people sell their fish products to the Xianben that they catch very close to them, and exchange the fish products for the daily necessities they need.

The special lifestyle of the Bajau people has attracted many tourists to experience their maritime lifestyle, and it is also because of the gradual increase in tourists that the Bajau people have begun to have a certain understanding of tourism tourists, so they have also built some houses on the sea, but they mainly live on boats. Because these people have no nationality, many countries prohibit them from going ashore, and it is for this reason that they not only do not have good medical education here, but also the locals deliberately puncture their eardrums or directly poke themselves deaf when they were young in order to survive, so as to avoid damage to their ears and bodies caused by the high pressure on the seabed, and this is also a cruel decision they made in order to better dive and fish. Would you like to experience the way of life of this people?

Living by building houses on the sea level, the Bajau are the only remaining ethnic minority to survive through traditional fishing, and their numbers are decreasing.

Life at sea. Because the Bajau have no nationality and no territory, they all live at sea and can occasionally go ashore to buy something.

Every day, he lives in a house on the water that he built, lives on the sea, catches seafood, picks coconuts for food, and sometimes exchanges coconuts or other items for food with tourists.

<> Bajau is an ethnic group in Southeast Asia, and the Bajau are usually found in the waters between the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

Most of the people live by diving into the sea to make a living, and they are now the last marine nomads in the world.

The Bajau people are very developed on the sea, and the people who play here often interact with the Bajau people.

After hundreds of years of survival and evolution, the Yao people rarely come ashore.

The Bajau people are a free and easy people, they are unrestrained and unrestrained, and they are free and easy to envy. The Bajau people take the sea as their home, everywhere.

Migrating and living an out-and-out "nomadic" life at sea, "Bajau" means "people of the sea" in Indonesian, and even been.

Others call them "sea gypsies".

As the only nomadic people of the sea, the Bajau have a wide range of activities and live between several countries, but they are not affiliated with.

Any country. In the process of migrating by sea, conflicts and disputes arise with people from neighboring countries.

And these countries, for the sake of the sea and resources, began to force the surrounding Bajau people to stay away from the sea and gradually approach the shore, or.

Directly let the Bajau people settle ashore. The pressure from neighboring countries has forced this stateless maritime nation to live a few days.

The hundred-year-old sea has walked towards the shore erection beam. The reason why the Bajau people have no nationality is that the Bajau people, as a nomadic people, are very extensive at sea and often need to go back and forth.

Between many countries, this also makes it impossible for the Bajau to be positioned as a country, the Bajau is more like a free businessman, not bound by the state, and no country can restrain the Bajau, which has also become the reason why the Bajau have no nationality. Cause.

The Bajau people are an ethnic group that is mainly found in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Guizhou Province, and Guangdong Province in China. According to the division of ethnic groups in China, the Bajau has been recognized as an independent ethnic group. However, there is no such thing as "statelessness", and all members of the Bajau ethnic group are considered Chinese.

The population of the Bajau ethnic group is relatively small, so it has been in a backward and marginalized state for a long time in history. In China's state institutions and society, the traditional culture, language and customs of the Bajau people are not deeply promoted and protected, and many Bajau people are not fully integrated into mainstream society. These are one of the reasons for the low status and weak sense of identity of the Bajau people.

Although the Bajau people do not have a nationality, China** has been protecting and carrying forward the cultural heritage of the Bajau people through various measures, and improving their social status and rights. At the same time, the Bajau people are also actively involved in various construction and development activities and play an important role.

The Bajau people live in certain seas between countries such as the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia, so the Bajau people have no nationality.

Why do the Bajau people have no nationality?The Bajau are a sea nomad people full of mysteries, who have roamed certain seas between countries such as the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia for hundreds of years, and they have no fixed nationality. They live at sea all their lives, and they will never set foot on land for almost their entire lives, regardless of whether they are born, old, sick or dead.

Why can't the Bajau people go ashore for life?Because the Bajau operate on the borders between countries, the Bajau people have been in conflict with countries with defined borders for decades. In order to avoid disputes and protect maritime resources, some neighboring countries** forced them to settle ashore.