The Queyu of China, numbering approximately 14,500 people, are Engaged yet Unreached. They are a Qiangic people of the Yalong River valley on Sichuan's eastern Tibetan Plateau edge in China, settled on lower valley floors below the surrounding Kham Tibetans, whose unscripted language and stone watchtowers echo the wider Qiang building tradition. They mostly adhere to Tibetan Buddhism and Queyu is their primary language.