Chiang Kai-shek declared that there were no Koreans in China! I tried to move them back! It's just China's civil war! * * * period, after the central * * * also want to move them! Only for the sake of the so-called spirit of internationalism, did they announce that those who left would pay the travelling expenses, and those who stayed would be added with China nationality and incorporated into Korean nationality!
As for the September 18th Incident, I haven't heard that it has anything to do with Koreans.
The origin of Korean nationality? The Korean nation is also the product of the continuous integration of many ethnic groups. From the Tungusic tribe in primitive society to the south of the Korean peninsula, to the early Western Zhou Dynasty, Ji Zi, a survivor of the Shang clan in China, led the army eastward. During the Qin Dynasty, China immigrants from Shandong Peninsula established Chen Han, merged with Mahan in the south of the peninsula, and with the continuous participation of Goguryeo, Khitan and Nuzhen, today's Korean nation was formed.
First, the origin of Tan Jun and Korea (myths and legends):
In ancient times, there was a god Huan. Knowing that Xiong Huan, an illegitimate child, was going down to earth, he chose Sanwei and Taibo, and gave Xiong Huan three "heavenly seals" as symbols of the gods in heaven. Xiong Huan led 3000 people under a sacred sandalwood tree to the top of Mount Taibo (now Miaoxiang Mountain in North Korea), established a "holy city", called himself "King Xiong Huan", and set up official positions such as "Fengbo", "Rain Department" and "Cloud Department" to take charge of agriculture, disease, punishment, good and evil. At that time, a tiger and a bear (which may reflect the totems of two main indigenous tribes in ancient Korea) lived in a cave skeleton, and they asked King Xiong Huan to turn them into people. The king gave them a stick of wormwood and twenty heads of garlic, and told them to hide after eating and not see the sun for a hundred days. The bear did so and became a woman. But the tiger didn't do it. It didn't become a man. Later, the king married the bear's woman and gave birth to Wang Jian, the founding monarch of ancient Korea, Shan Yu. Yao ascended the throne in 50 years, with Pingyang as his capital, and reigned 1500 years.
Second, the origin of Koguryo nationality:
During the Western Han Dynasty, with the attack of the Han army on Xiongnu and the development of Northeast China today, some Dongyi tribes living in the northern part of Northeast China began to move southward or eastward gradually, merged with other local small tribes, and entered the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, forming many new tribal alliances or local ethnic regimes. Among its ethnic groups, the most important country is Fuyu country. According to the Book of the Later Han Dynasty? The spread of Dongyi, whose country is "Xuantu County is more than 1,000 miles north and 2,000 miles local", is now the south of the Songhua River with great twists and turns-its opening king Zhu Meng. Legend has it that his mother was born in Tianchi, Baitou Mountain-later she split from Fuyu country in the first 86 years (now between Hunchun City, Jilin Province and the northwest of the Korean Peninsula), before 18 years.
In the first 37 years, Zou Mouwang, an aristocrat of Dongfuyu, had a conflict with the prince and fled abroad. Founded in Gucheng, Ge Sheng (now Wunvshan Town, Huanren, Liaoning), the country name is "I died in my husband" and later renamed Koguryo. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Koguryo quickly annexed the surrounding tribes and occupied Koguryo County in the Han Dynasty in 14. In 22 years, Dong Fuyu died. Koguryo first appeared in the official history of China.
I hope this information is helpful to you.
China was first divided into five tribes: Dongyi, Xirong, Beidi, Naman, Huaxia, Baiyue and Baipu.
First, the Xirong ethnic group, this race is yellow, but it is suspected that there are some white blood, * a certain language of the Sino-Tibetan language family. They are nomadic people who are good at riding horses. They are mainly distributed in Shaanxi, Gansu and other places in western China today, and some of them have infiltrated into Shanxi, Hebei and other places along the Yellow River. Most of them take animals, snakes or crocodiles as totems, and few people take birds as totems. Because it is mainly distributed in the western part of the Central Plains, it is called Xirong.
Secondly, Dongyi people, whose color and language can't be confirmed, can speculate that they also have a certain Sino-Tibetan language family, which I will explain later. They are farmers, fishermen and hunters, and they are good at archery (as can be seen from the composition of the Yi word "big bow"). It is mainly distributed in Liaoning and Jilin areas in northeast China, Shandong, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Anhui and other places along the eastern coast, and some of them have also infiltrated into Shanxi. Most of them take birds as totems, such as phoenix. It is called Dongyi because it is mainly distributed in the eastern coast of the Central Plains and some northeastern regions.
Third, the tribes of Nanman, experts speculate, may be formed by a branch of Dongyi, and may also be related to Baiyue and Baipu people. This race is a yellow race, a language of Sino-Tibetan language family. They are farming and hunting peoples, mainly distributed in Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi and other places in the Yangtze River valley of China today, and infiltrated into Lingnan area southward. They also use birds as totems, and some tribes use reptiles such as crocodiles as totems. Because it is mainly distributed in the southern part of the Central Plains, it is called the southern part of the barbarian war.
Fourth, the northern Di people, this race is yellow, but it is suspected that there are some white blood, * a certain language of Altaic language family. They are nomadic people, mainly distributed in Hebei, Shanxi and northern Shaanxi in the north of China today, and further north of these places, and some of them have penetrated eastward to the northeast. Most of them take wolves, eagles and other beasts as totems, because they are mainly distributed in the northern part of the Central Plains, so they are called the Northern Emperor. Recently, however, experts have verified that after thousands of years of continuous integration, the Northern Emperor and Dongyi tribes have merged with each other, and their descendants are inferred to be Mongols, Khitans, Hu people, Xianbei people, Jurchen people, Bohai people, Koguryo people, Silla people, Yamato people (so-called Japan) ~ ~ and so on, which are distributed in the northeast of China and the east of the Central Plains. (I didn't list the above examples in chronological order)
5. Huaxia nationality-Huaxia nationality refers to the tribal nationality living in the eastern part of the Central Plains, and Xia nationality refers to the tribal nationality living in the western part of the Central Plains. These are all ways to divide civilizations. China people take dragons, phoenixes, snakes and birds as totems, while Xia people take bears and tigers as totems.
Therefore, if we want to say the true origin of the Han nationality, it should be said that it is more appropriate for the talents in the Central Plains!
Six, Baiyue nationality, this race is a yellow race, which may be a branch of that barbarian, but it is suspected that there are some black people's lineages, * a certain language of the Sino-Tibetan language family. They are fishing and hunting peoples, mainly distributed in Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places along the southeast coast of China today. Most reptiles such as snakes or crocodiles are used as totems.
Seven, Baipu ethnic group, suspected by some ethnic groups of unknown origin and a branch of Naman fusion. This race is yellow, but it is suspected that there are some black ancestry, a language of South Asian language family. They are fishing and hunting peoples, mainly distributed in Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan in the southwest of China today.
These seven big tribes, together with many other small tribes, became a multi-ethnic country in ancient China.
I looked at the information about ethnic groups in China and found it by accident, including some about North Korea. I hope I can help you ~ ~ ~
Korean origin in Central Asia These Koreans lived in Russia's coastal states before 1930 (Waixing 'anling area east of Wusuli River was ceded to Russia by the Sino-Russian Treaty of Love for Xiongnu). Later, Stalin ordered the forced relocation of these Koreans to Central Asia. The reason for moving these people is also quite naive. South Korean and Japanese Kwantung Army agents look alike and can't tell them apart.
The origin of Korean cold noodles Korean cold noodles are snacks in northeast China. It is famous at home and abroad for its unique flavor. The main raw materials are buckwheat flour, wheat flour and starch, as well as corn flour, sorghum rice flour and cowpea starch. Add beef soup or chicken soup, and then put some spices such as pepper, pepper, beef slices, eggs, apple slices and sesame oil on the noodles. Cold noodles are cool and fragrant, sweet and fresh. So Koreans like to eat cold noodles not only in hot summer, but also in cold winter. In addition to Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, there are Korean cold noodle shops in large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing, Shenyang, Harbin and Changchun. In the past, Koreans used to eat cold noodles at noon on the fourth day of the first month, or on their birthdays. According to folklore, eating slender cold noodles on this day will lead to longevity and great happiness, so cold noodles are also called "longevity noodles". What's more worth mentioning is that the Korean people later improved the cold noodles in many ways, decocting them with a variety of Chinese medicines and mixing them into cold noodle soup. Therefore, eating cold noodles in summer is not only cool, but also effective in relieving summer heat.
Cold noodles, which originated in the Korean dynasty, have a history of more than 200 years. Korean cold noodles were introduced to China with Korean population at the end of19th century, and it has been about150th year, which is the most representative diet of Korean people in China. Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture is located in the east of Jilin Province, at the junction of China, Russia and North Korea, and near the Sea of Japan. It is the largest Korean-inhabited area in China, and the only ethnic autonomous prefecture in Northeast China. It is rich in cultural customs and makes Yanbian famous at home and abroad.
The Origin of Korean Ethnic Groups Korean ethnic groups in China have lived in Liaoning Province (Dandong City) and Jilin Province (Yanbian) in the northeast of China since ancient times. Now Wunv Mountain in Fushun, Liaoning Province is the birthplace of Koguryo, one of the Korean national regimes at that time, separated from North Korea by the Yalu River. Koguryo surrendered and the Tang Dynasty was divided into a vassal state. Most people didn't leave. To this day.
I hate the Japanese because he left a scar here! In addition, there is a lot of admiration! I'm really strong! ! Martial spirit makes me stop at the top of the mountain!
Korean? What meeting? What are they proud of? They can only change history, only fantasy! ! !
At the end of Shang Dynasty, Ji Zi, a merchant aristocrat, fled to Liaodong to avoid the killing of North Korea. Due to the advanced and powerful civilization in the Central Plains, Ji Zi quickly took control of this area. The ancient nation in this area is the Han nationality. It is divided into five tribes. At this time, the Central Plains dynasty changed, and the Western Zhou Dynasty replaced the Shang Dynasty as the center of the Central Plains dynasty. Knowing the power of the Central Plains Dynasty, Ji Zi sent envoys to pay tribute to the Western Zhou Dynasty. Therefore, the Central Plains Dynasty at that time called it "Korea from the East to pay tribute". The word "Han" was also used in ancient Chinese, and it was written as "Xian", so it was also written as "Xian paid tribute from the East", referred to as "Korea" for short.
Here's another question. We call North Korea Korea Korea, but we must distinguish between the two Koreas. One is the so-called "Three Kingdoms Period" in Korean history, which should be called Koguryo. This is a branch of the ancient Xianbei people in China, who lived in Liaodong, the birthplace of Xianbei people, for a long time. This Korea has nothing to do with the present Koreans and Koreans, let alone the continuity of the nation. These are two different countries. This Korea was destroyed by Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty and has since been incorporated into Chinese territory. Koreans also began to associate with * * *, and Gao Xianzhi, the general of the Tang Dynasty, was a Korean. After a long period of integration, the Koreans gradually merged into the Han nationality. Later, Silla people unified the Korean peninsula, merged Baekje, some Koryo, Japan and Jeju islanders, and became a new nation, that is, Koreans today. Later, Silla was once again divided into three small countries: Korea, Silla and Baekje, which was the so-called "post-Three Kingdoms" period in Korean history. However, at this time, the three countries were completely confined to the Korean peninsula. Later, South Korea unified the Korean peninsula and named it "Korea", which is why we later called South Korea Korea. This Korea has nothing to do with "Koguryo" in the "First Three Kingdoms" period. Later, North Korean general Li Chenggui launched a military coup, overthrew the rule of King Koryo and established a new country-North Korea.
The ancestors and heroes that Koreans and Koreans worship every day, King Kaitu and Zhiyi Wende, are not their own. Now they are called their ancestors in hula dancing. Sad, sad. A country shamelessly worships the ancestors of others and is still so proud. Therefore, we should know that Koreans will always be humble to China people, because this is the fate left by their ancestors for thousands of years!
What is the origin of Korean clothing? Most Koreans in China are ethnic minorities who gradually migrated from the Korean Peninsula to the northeast in the late Qing Dynasty. Therefore, to explore the historical origin of Korean costumes, we should start with the costumes on the Korean Peninsula. Korean Peninsula costumes are greatly influenced by China Tang costumes, and couples wear Korean costumes.
Koreans dress neatly and think it is a kind of morality. At the end of the Three Kingdoms, aristocratic men wore wide trousers, jackets and belts around their waists. Noble women wear long skirts and hip-length tops. Later, influenced by Mongolia, women's tops were shortened and skirts were raised to the waist. /kloc-In the 5th century, women's skirts were lifted again, tied under their armpits, and their tops were shortened, similar to the hanbok worn by women now. In the early days, Koreans in China lived in remote mountain villages, and the main raw materials for clothing were linen and homespun. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the infiltration of capitalist economy and the input of modern culture, woven fabrics, silks and satins and other fabrics were introduced, and the colors of clothing became diversified. Especially since the reform and opening up in China, the economic and cultural exchanges with North Korea and South Korea have been continuously strengthened, which has further promoted the development of Korean costumes.
The origin of Koreans in history The recent revision of history textbooks has caused a lot of trouble. In fact, these problems should be explained from the aspects of history and geography. Because facts speak louder than words.
Geographically, North Korea was originally in the northeast of China and once established its capital in Liaoyang, Liaoning. Geographically speaking, it is in our country, not to mention the Yalu River in the easternmost part of North Korea. It is said that ancient Korea was between Luanhe River and Liaohe River in China, generally in northern Hebei Province and most parts of Liaoning Province. North Korea and South Korea unilaterally claim that North Korea is theirs, which is also their wishful thinking and hearsay. It is an indisputable fact that Korea originally belonged to our country. Moreover, in the ancient victory, Silla did not claim that North Korea and Silla were a nation after defeating North Korea with Datang. Later, Korean textbooks even regarded Bohai as their own nation-state, which was ridiculous.
When I was reading the General History of Korea, I found that the book published by North Korea had many loopholes, many things were one-sided, and their investigation was not thorough. Ancient Korea was in China, and later Korea was also in China. Because of the backwardness of the Korean nation, they can't invent anything, so most of them inherited the ancient culture of China, and they don't even have their own characters. They started with Chinese characters. Xijing in ancient times and Pyongyang now are concrete manifestations of the laws of sports in China.
The Koryo dynasty was an important period for the development of the feudal country in Korea. On the one hand, society, economy and culture developed highly. On the other hand, it was invaded by foreign nationalities such as Khitan (Liao), Jurchen (Jin) and Mongolia. Although North Korea has repeatedly fought and lost in the struggle against foreign aggression, it has taken advantage of the favorable opportunity to expand its northern territory. North Korea used the dispute between Song and Liao to expand its jurisdiction to China, north of Datong River. During the reign of Emperor Shengzong of Liao Dynasty (983- 1030), in order to alleviate the pressure of intense struggle between Song and Liao Dynasties, the land several hundred miles east of Yalu River was ceded to North Korea. As a result, the northern boundary of the Korean dynasty advanced from Datong River to Yalu River basin, and its territory expanded by nearly 1/4.
In the 7th century, there were three feudal countries on the Korean peninsula: in the northern part of the peninsula, Koguryo, the China minority regime centered on Pyongyang, ruled the vast area north of the Han River in its heyday; South of the peninsula are two countries of Koreans: Baekje in the southwest and Silla in the southeast. These three countries are fighting with each other for the hegemony of the Korean peninsula. In the competition with each other, Baekje has been repeatedly defeated, its territory is shrinking and its national strength is weak. It often collaborates with Japan or Koguryo against Silla. Silla formed an alliance with the Tang Dynasty to strengthen its power on the peninsula. In 660 (five years), Tang and Xin jointly conquered Baekje, and in 668, Goguryeo was conquered. After the elimination of Koguryo's separatist regime in the Tang Dynasty, Anton Duhu was established in Pyongyang to restore sovereignty over the old territory. Since then, Silla has retreated to the mainland by Tang Jun's main force. When China's military strength on the Korean Peninsula was relatively empty, it had gradually expanded to Baekje and Koguryo. In 735 (twenty-third year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty), the boundary between China and North Korea was formally demarcated for the first time: the south of the Datong River was occupied by Silla and the north was owned by the Tang Dynasty.
As a result, most of the Korean peninsula was owned by Silla, and the unified country of Korea was formed.
Silla reunification is an epoch-making event in the historical development of Korea. (1) The Silla reunification ended the long-term political turmoil on the Korean Peninsula and created a stable social environment for the development of the country, society, economy and culture of North Korea; (2) Silla inherited and further developed the feudal cultural heritage accumulated by China on the Korean Peninsula, established the dominant position of the feudal system in the whole country, and entered the forest of feudal civilization several centuries earlier than European countries; (3) The tribes on the Korean Peninsula gradually merged into a unified Korean nation and became important members of the East Asian world.
After reunification, Silla established a centralized state system and feudal state land ownership, which greatly promoted the development of social economy and culture. The foundation of feudal society is feudal land ownership, that is, the feudal mode of production combining large land ownership with small-scale peasant production. Under the condition of centralization and state-owned land, the further development of feudal system will inevitably lead to the destruction of state-owned land, which will also destroy the feudal mode of production and the foundation of state functions on which feudal countries depend and cause new social unrest. In the long-term turmoil, a new power group will inevitably appear. In 9 18, the feudal military group headed by Wang Jian seized power and established the Korean dynasty. ①......& gt& gt
The historical origin of Korean dance The long artistic tradition of Korean has been further developed in modern times. From 65438 to 0959, Yanbian Branch of China Music and Dance Association was established one after another. Yanbian Song and Dance Troupe, which enjoys a good reputation at home and abroad, has a history of about 50 years. They have created and performed a large number of folk songs and dances brilliantly, which are deeply loved by Chinese and foreign people. Yanbian Disabled People's Art Troupe was established in the early 1980s, and its superb performing arts have won unanimous praise at home and abroad. Since the mid-1940s, the Korean people in Northeast China have successively established the Northeast Emerging Art Association, Harbin Korean Art Museum and Mudanjiang Korean Art Museum, which are fully responsible for the organization and management of local Korean cultural and artistic activities and have actively promoted the development of Korean cultural undertakings. The research of dance theory has also made some progress. From 65438 to 0982, Yanbian People's Publishing House successively published dance monographs Long Drum Dance (edited by Li Lvshun) and Top Water Dance (edited by Li) in Korean, which promoted the theoretical research of Korean folk dance. The Korean people have a long and beautiful tradition of national culture and art, especially good at singing and dancing, and like to express their feelings through singing and dancing after festivals or work. When there are happy events at home, they will sing and dance to form an interesting "family song and dance party". Kaye's piano performance, top water dance, fan dance, long drum dance and farmhouse dance are all very popular traditional song and dance programs.