What nationality is the man in green? Please introduce it.

At present, Chuanqing people, as an "unidentified and undetermined nation", have written the first-generation resident ID cards as "Qing", "Qingzu" or "Chuanqing people" as early as the 1980s, and the second-generation resident ID cards are also printed with the words "Chuanqing people", making the national train tickets, air tickets, hotels and so on unimpeded.

The indigenous people said: Chuanqing people, like people in history now, are primitive people who originated in Guizhou. This view is represented by experts in Guizhou ethnic studies, and some people with higher education in Chuanqing also hold this view.

The branch said: Chuanqing people are a branch of the Han nationality and a group formed by many factors such as geographical isolation when the Ming Dynasty conquered Yunnan and moved to Guizhou. Some scholars hold this view, such as Fei Xiaotong, an expert on ethnic identification.

Mixed group theory: Chuanqing people were formed after the marriage and integration of Han immigrants and local aborigines (that is, ethnic minorities with a relatively high degree of sinicization) in Ming Dynasty, which was between Han society and ethnic minority society. This is the view of some scholars in the Central University for Nationalities since the 20th century.

In the early days, Chuanqing people were called "natives", also called "Li Minzi", also called "envy people" or "county people", and later called "Qing Chuan". They are called "natives" because they have lived in the soil for a long time and are descendants of soldiers who conquered the south in the Ming Dynasty and local Turks. "So they think that they are different from the local Han people. Traditional costumes are still blue, and Mandarin spoken by Guizhou people is widely used. After liberation, Chuanqing people demanded that they be recognized as ethnic minorities. For example, Qing Chuan in Guizhou and Liu Jia in Guangxi. " (See September 1978, Identification of China Nationalities by Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Ethnic Work Committee).

Chuanqing people are an "unidentified ethnic group" mainly distributed in the northwest of Guizhou where people are relatively concentrated. In some genealogies, tombstone records and legends of Chuanqing people, their ancestral home is "Luling County, Ji 'an District, Jiangxi Province". There are many controversies about its origin, and it has also attracted the attention and research of all walks of life in recent years.

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