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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- CHAPTER 1. Identity, Interaction and Islamic Practice: Hui Muslims in China -- Part I: State Policies and Muslims -- CHAPTER 2. Bridging Worlds: A Comparative Study on the Effects of Ethno-Religious Policies on China's Muslims -- CHAPTER 3. Making Muslims Hui: Ethnic Bias in the New Curriculum of the China Islamic Association -- CHAPTER 4. Collective Feature, Identity Construction and Cultural Adaptation: Interaction between Hui Muslim Society and the State -- Part II: Relations between Hui and non-Muslims -- CHAPTER 5. Changes of Intermarriage Circle of the Pashi Dai (Muslims in Dai Society): A Case Study in the Hui Village in Manluan -- CHAPTER 6. Being Chinese and Being Muslim - Portrayals of the Hui Minority by Muslims, Non-Muslims, and the Media -- CHAPTER 7. The Diversity of Chinese Muslim Identities: A Special Hui in Yunnan -- Part III: Hui Identity and Islam -- CHAPTER 8. Localizing Transnationalism in Post-Reform China: Sino-Islamic Identities among Hui-Muslim Women in Yunnan -- CHAPTER 9. Qingzhen: Embodiment of Islamic Knowledge and Lifestyle: A Case Study on Tongdao Street, Huimin District of Hohhot City -- CHAPTER 10. Role of Ethnic Community of Hui Students in Internal Unity in the Context of Urbanization -- Conclusion -- CHAPTER 11. Being Hui Muslim in China