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YaoVarious Bantu-speaking peoples inhabiting southern Tanzania, northern Mozambique, and southern Malawi. In the colonial era the Yao were prominent as slave traders. They were never completely united but lived as small groups ruled by chiefs. By 1900 they had come under German, Portuguese, or British rule. Today numbering 2.2 million, the Yao practice shifting (slash-and-burn) horticulture. Most are Muslims. YaoIn Chinese mythology, one of three legendary emperors, along with Shun and Dayu, of the golden age of antiquity (c. 24th century BC). All three were exalted by Confucius as models of virtue, righteousness, and unselfish devotion. |
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| The Clippers could not stop Yao Ming, who had 32 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. 3 meters (7 feet 8 inches) tall, Yao Defen towers over her friend Yao, who lives in Anhui Province in eastern China, is considered the tallest woman in Asia What caused the 34 year-old's lengthy physique? The autobiography is interspersed with commentary from significant people in Yao Ming's life. |
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