Jiangsuer?

[CSHY]

People from certain Chinese provinces have their specific terms in English: people from Guangdong (old name: Canton) are called Cantonese, from Taiwan are called Taiwanese, from Shanghai are called ShanghaiNese (this one feels somewhat strange to me, though. Maybe Shanghaiist or Shanghaier is better?), from Xizang (old name: Tibet) are called Tibetan.

So what would you call people from Jiangsu, Anhui, Xinjiang, if you want to call them in a single word respectively？

Jiangsu/Anhui/Xinjiang -er? -an? -ist -ite? -ese? (-i? -ish?)

 

[White Hat]

1) Wiktionary has 'Jiangsunese'.
2) This article here uses 'Anhuinese'.
3) This book here uses 'Xinjiangnese'.

 

[CSHY]

1) Wiktionary has 'Jiangsunese'.
2) This article here uses 'Anhuinese'.
3) This book here uses 'Xinjiangnese'.

Thank you! What are the equivalents in Russian to the three words? Do you have them in Russian?

 

[5jj]

'Jiangsunese' ... 'Anhuinese' ... 'Xinjiangnese'.

@CSHY, note that very few English speakers know these demonyms. Most of us would simply say 'a person from ...' or 'a native of ...'.