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IN ENGLISH
ZHAO JIE.-The Jinuos, the restless female souls; YNJY; 1995. 37 pags.
The work on the women jino published owing to the International Conference of the Woman in Beijing. It has a long about thirty of illustrations, and a text that, still brief, supposes an interesting introduction to the woman jino, to his role in the society, the stories and the religion of the Jino. With the free style of this series it does that the scientific information is mixed with purely anecdotal.
IN CHINESE
ANONYMOUS. - Basi yu misi. YNMZ. 1996. 91 pags.
It is a long affectionate poem of the Jinu narrated like a dialogue between Basi and Misi. There are also another two works: San xian yao guo and Pu zhu zi.
CHEN PING. - Jino zu fengsu zhi (Customs of the Jino). ZYMZ. 1993. 152 pags.
A quite finished revision to the culture of the Jino. His ancient matriarchal society presents, the step to the patriarchal one. His religion, economic, cultural and social life.
DU YUTING. - Jino zu jianshi (succinct History of the Jino) YNRM; 1985. 94 pags.
The author initiates his study with the origins of the Jino, basing both on the Chinese documents and on the legends of the proper Jino. It describes later the phase of matriarchy of the Jino, as well as his replacement for the patriarchy approximately 300 years ago. Another half of the work centers on the changes experienced by the society jino from the arrival of the Communist Party to his grounds.
DU YUTING. - Jino zu (The Jino). MZ. 1989. 80 pags.
He starts by narrating the process of recognition of the Jino as national minority. There describes then his matriarchal society and the rest of the most important characteristics of his culture.
DU YUTING: - Jino zu wenxue jian shi (succinct History of the literature of the Jino). YNMZ. 1996. 317 pags.
The publishing development does that the work on the literature of the Jino is three times more extensive than the work on his history. An extension for that the reader must be grateful, since the work does not spare effort in references, and the amiability of the author that there quotes extensively each of the works to which it refers, does that this book is an indispensable work so much for the student of the Jino, as agreeably for everything the one that feels keen of the myths, the legends, the songs, the stories and all this material considered folk literature.
GAI XINGZHI.-Jino yu jian zhi (The language jino). MZ. 1986. 169 pags.
A general presentation of the language of the Jino, with a wide section on his two dialects: Youle and Puyuan, whose vocabularies are well different and his respective speakers have difficulty of communicating.
VVAA. - Jino zu pumi zu shehui lishi diaocha. MZ. 1990. 208 pags.
It consists of a long article about the Jino and four about the Pumi, fundamentally of Yongning.
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