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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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