Empat Suku Barbar: Perbedaan antara revisi

'''Empat Suku Barbar''' merupakan istilah dari bahasa Tionghoa yang bersifat menghina yang ditunjukkan kepada beberapa orang non-Tionghoa yang membagi Tiongkok Kuno, yaitu, para [[Dongyi]] 東夷 "Orang Barbar dari Timur", [[Nanman]] 南蠻 "Orang Barbar dari Selatan", [[Xirong]] 西戎 "Orang Barbar dari Barat", dan [[Beidi]] 北狄 "Orang Barbar dari Utara".

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