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What's the difference between Hui nationality and Han nationality?

The difference between Hui nationality and Han nationality;

1, different living habits:

Hui people are prohibited from begging for visas, gambling and idolatry;

From ancient times to now, men, women and children are not allowed to tell their own fortune, not allowed to tell others' fortune, not allowed to show others their faces, not allowed to believe in Feng Shui, not allowed to ask God for help, not allowed to exorcise ghosts and treat diseases, and so on. Hui people think all these things, such as getting a visa and fortune telling, are improper and filthy behaviors.

Hui people are forbidden to worship any idols. Generally speaking, there are no headshots in villages where Hui people live in compact communities. There are no statues of figures and animals at home, and people don't want to hang their heads on the wall, only landscape paintings. Some Hui people hang portraits of people or animals in their homes, but they cover their eyes with white paper when they worship God. I didn't worship all idols, but I got into the habit of not keeping them at home.

Hui people also prohibit gambling, believing that gambling is not good for themselves, others and society, and that gambling is "Al-Haram" (Arabic), and money obtained without pains is ill-gotten gains, so it is prohibited. In the past, there were also individuals among the Hui people who gambled. As a result, their wives and children were separated and their families were ruined.

Han people, on the other hand, hold an acceptable attitude within a proper range, such as seeking a visa and worshipping idols.

2. Different religious beliefs:

Hui people believe in Islam-people's fate is arranged by God, and everything is decided by God. Hui people only believe in God and don't believe in all other gods.

The religious beliefs of the Han nationality are all-encompassing, such as believing in Christ, believing in God, believing in Buddhism and so on.

3. Different eating habits:

In addition to eating pork, the Hui people abstain from eating grotesque, filthy and ferocious birds, animals and fish.

As far as birds are concerned, anyone who eats cereal, has a stomach and looks like a chicken's mouth can eat it, such as chicken, duck, goose, quail and pigeon. But you can't eat things like eagles, owls, raccoons, vultures and crows.

All herbivorous, ruminant, hoofed and docile animals can be eaten, such as cattle, sheep, camels, deer and rabbits, and vice versa, such as tigers, leopards, wolves, lions, rats, snakes, donkeys, horses, mules, dogs, monkeys, bears and elephants.

Fish in the sea can eat fish with wings under their bellies, scales on their bodies, spines on their ridges and tails on their heads, such as carp, silver carp, crucian carp, yellow croaker and hairtail. Whales, sharks and turtles are not allowed to eat, and seals and sea lions are also prohibited from eating.

Han people basically have no taboos in diet.