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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #4477 People 4
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The  Mosuo  are  a  small  ethnic  group  with  around  30,000  members  that  live  in  South-West  China  close  to  the  Tibetan  border.  Their  Himalayan  homeland  is  not    accessible,  and  this  has  shielded  the  Mosuo  from  outside  cultural  influence.  As  a  consequence,  their  matriarchal  traditions  remain  largely  intact.  Lineage    through  the  mother,  and  children  rarely  have    with  their  paternal  family.  There  is  a  clear  division  of  labour  between  Mosuo  male  and  females,  with  the  women    responsible  for  all  household  duties  and  the  men  performing  manual  tasks  related  to  fishing  and  agriculture.  Financial  decisions  are  made  by  the  matriarch,  and  any  income  earned  through  jobs  or  trade  is  handed  over  to  her  for  its  distribution    the  needs  of  all  of  the  family  members.  When  the  matriarch  dies,  all  property  and  land  rights  pass  to  her  female  successor.

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