Chine du sud: la mosaïque des minorités by Françoise Grenot-Wang is a comprehensive study of the diverse ethnic groups inhabiting southern China. The book explores the complex tapestry of minority cultures, languages, and traditions that characterize the region, offering insights into their historical development and contemporary social dynamics. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and research, the author examines how these communities maintain their distinct identities while navigating the pressures of modernization and integration into broader Chinese society. The work provides detailed analysis of ethnic relations, cultural practices, and the challenges faced by minority populations in southern China. With 374 pages of in-depth content, this paperback edition serves as an essential resource for scholars and students interested in Chinese ethnography, cultural anthropology, and the study of ethnic diversity in East Asia.