Who are the San Diu? The
San Diu people group is one of the larger of Vietnam’s 53 minority groups,
with a population of 117,500. The San Diu have several other
names (San Deo, Man Quan Coc or People Wearing Shorts, Man Vay Xe or
People Wearing Split Skirts, Trai Dai or Land Dwelling Trai, and
Trai). Probably related to the Han (the majority people group of China), the
San Diu have retained much of their
traditional culture.
They are an unreached
people group.
Note: Some of this information is from: The Peoples
of Vietnam, A Collection of Prayer Profiles by Asian Minorities Outreach,
Darawan Printing, 1998.
09/08/2003