Pas-ta'ai
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Pas-ta'ai, the Ritual to the Short People, is a ritual of the Saisiyat people, a Taiwan aboriginal people of Taiwan. It commemorates a tribe of the "Little Black People" who they say used to live near to them, which some anthropologists believe may have been a tribe of Negritos who may have lived in Taiwan centuries ago, although there are no Negritos in Taiwan today.
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