Is the title "Dahan, Shandong" aimed at the present Shandong people or the former Shandong people before Zhu Hongwu immigrated in the Ming Dynasty?

Ancient and modern "Shandong" has different meanings:

1 In the Tang Dynasty, the vast area east of Huashan was called "Shandong", including Henan, Shandong, Shanxi and Hebei.

2. Shandong is in the Taishan area in the lower reaches of the Yellow River. In fact, no matter which Shandong, there are "big shots".

The "big guy" here not only has the morphological characteristics of Malaysia, but also means brave and invincible, so the "big guy" is also a "hero"

Historian Chen on the so-called "Shandong heroes" in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties

The article points out: "In the history of the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, the words' Shandong hero' can often be seen. This' Shandong Hero' is a Hu-Han mixed-race, good at fighting and serving agriculture. An organized group was often the object of political opposition at that time. " It can be seen that the so-called "Shandong heroes" are mostly Hu people or their descendants. This article points out that during the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 386-534), "the four states of Qing, Xu, Qi and Yan were moved to camps", which is exactly where the four states in Shandong acted as camps today. He also said: "The ancestors of the Northern Wei Dynasty originally placed people from the north in Hebei, Britain, Hunan, Hebei, Qinghai, Qi, Xu and Yan, and they could be tenants." In addition to Shandong now, there are places like Hebei and Henan in this area. As far back as the Northern Wei Dynasty, officials often escorted prisoners from the North to the Central Plains to "cross the border".

In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Gao Che, Le Chi or Ding Ling were often employed as border people, and this family was considered to be the most combative family in Hu. "In short, Hebei, Ding, Ying, Xiang, Ji, Qing, Qi, Xu and Yan were the origins of Shandong heroes in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, and their land was actually the location of the northern Wei station troops. It can be inferred that this group is brave and good at fighting, with many Hu surnames (Zhai Rang's' Zhai' is also Ding Ling's surname), many Hu species (such as Xu Shiqi), and engaged in agriculture, with strong organizational strength (the process of changing from a town soldier to a farmer involves the military system of the Northern Dynasty). "

By the end of the Sui Dynasty (after 605 AD) and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty (around 6 18 AD), the people of the Central Plains were big and brave, and became the "force" basis of the Li Shimin regime. The origin of "Shandong hero" or "Shandong man" is the result of internal migration and mixed blood of Hu people during 300 and 400 years. Li Ji has measured and compared people in Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui, which is of great comparative value. This shows that the height of Shandong people is indeed a fact.