A story about China people's feelings about the big locust tree?

There is a big pagoda tree root-seeking ancestral hall in Hongdong, Shanxi. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, there were frequent wars in Fengbei and Yunan, and water epidemics continued. My ancestors set up a family in this barren land, farming and sowing in farming time, reading and spinning in leisure time, and they have survived for generations, so I became a prominent family in Fengbei and Yunan. However, due to natural and man-made disasters and frequent wars, countless ancestors had to migrate in hunger and cold, or scattered in the stars, Pei, Xiao, Dang, Yutai, Jinxiang, Weishan, or drifted in the northeast, Xinjiang and overseas. Chang's ancestors are in the east of the village. The memorial tablet was erected in the 18th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1590), but it was rebuilt many times due to damage. The original stone tablet building, stone table and China table were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The ancestral hall was built in Bingshenchun, Guangxu County, Qing Dynasty (1895), with the inscription "Filial Piety Hall". Later, it was added, and it has already reached a certain scale. 1942 was destroyed and burned by the Japanese invaders, resulting in the failure of cowpea harvest. After liberation, it resumed. Since then, the ancestral temple has burned incense every year. Chang's genealogy was created and revised by the ninth ancestor in the 14th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1675). Later generations supplemented and revised the genealogy, and now it has been revised thirteen times, which led to the collapse of the clan. The genealogy adopts the Soviet style, with ancestor's eulogy, previous genealogy revision sequence, folk songs, genealogy table, genealogy map, clan distribution map and biographies. When the course was updated in 2008, several frames of humanistic photos were added. I have always respected teachers and attached great importance to education. In the past, I was familiar with famous teachers. 1905, in 18th, Ever took the lead in building a high primary school hall in the village, and most of the clan children attended the school nearby. Therefore, Changzhuang Village is called Fengbei Cultural Village. After liberation, there are many talented people in the clan, from the central to the local, from politics and law, national defense, scientific research, finance to culture, education and health, and hundreds of descendants have made contributions to China's socialist construction. At present, there are two teaching buildings in Changzhuang Primary School, including computer room, instrument room, reading room, 24 teaching classes and nearly 1,000 teachers and students. Education is developing with each passing day. Changzhuang Village is divided into two natural villages, covering an area of about one square kilometer, adjacent to Huankou Town, with Yufeng Avenue in the west and Zhu Huan Highway in the south, with convenient transportation and outstanding people. After the reform and opening up, the houses in the village seem to have nothing, and every household has plenty of food and clothing. Now, the land transfer is basically completed, duck breeding bases have begun to take shape, and vegetable greenhouses are row upon row. Chang's descendants inherit and carry forward the pioneering spirit of their predecessors and are making new achievements for the construction of their hometown. Looking back on days of our lives in the past, our ancestors overcame difficulties to build their homes, and looked at a new chapter in today's harmonious society. Ancestors are blessed, and future generations will not forget them. Taking back the thoughts of flying over, I stood devoutly under the withered locust tree, and a folk song circulating for hundreds of years sounded in my ear: "Ask where my ancestors came from, the locust tree in Hongdong, Shanxi." I'm thinking about the wind: In those days, groups of immigrants gathered and marched from here, and their descendants were all over China and China. This is obviously the root of the descendants of the ancient Sophora japonica, and it is the home of thousands of China people in Qian Qian.