Where is Tianjia from Wangxing Town, Peng 'an County, Sichuan Province?

In the Qing Dynasty, many Manchu surnames were changed to Han surnames, and Tian Jiashi in Manchu surnames was changed to Tian surnames. Tian surname in Manchu migrated to various places with the acquisition of state power in Manchu, and Tian surnames in Shenyang, Hohhot and other places were mostly descendants of Tian family. At the beginning of the 9th century, Tian moved to the north of China, and the famous "Tianjia Shaoguo" in Harbin history was founded by the relocated Tian.

When it comes to population migration in the south, Zhuji Lane in Nanxiong, Guangdong cannot but be involved. Nanxiong Zhuji Lane is called "Sang Zi Township 700 years ago". Nowadays, more than 100 surnames in the Pearl River Delta region are closely related to it. Many people come here to find their roots. Due to its special geographical location, Zhuji Lane has been regarded as a post station by many people who moved south since the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Many Tian people migrated to Taiwan Province Province in Qing Dynasty. According to the records of Pingtung County, Taiwan Province Province, "The original Biyun Temple in Ryukyu Township was named Guanyin Pavilion, which was founded by Tian Shen in the first year of Qianlong (A.D. 1736). Most of Imamura's surnames are descendants. " In the eighth year of Qianlong, there was a field in Fujian, and Tongxiaozhuang in Miaolibao, Taiwan was recovered.

In the Qing dynasty, Tian people also began to migrate overseas. Especially after the Opium War, China became semi-feudal and semi-colonial, and the people lived in poverty. Many people cross the ocean to make a living in foreign countries. In order to safeguard their rights and interests, these overseas Chinese have established many Chinese communities with blood ties, geography and industry ties. The five surnames of Chinese in the Philippines, Tian, Hu, Yao, Yu and Chen, established the Guitang General Association on 1908.

After the Second World War, the number of people living abroad in China increased. For example, Tai Po, the owner of a business firm in Bagong, Thailand, and his wife Tian immigrated from Tai Po, a mountainous county in Meizhou, eastern Guangdong after World War II. Nowadays, with the continuous strengthening of China's opening to the outside world, Tian people are going to the world more and more widely.