Gaochang custom

Gaochang residents are mainly Han Chinese (mainly descendants of soldiers and civilians stationed in the Han and Wei Dynasties and mainland immigrants fleeing from the war), supplemented by ethnic minorities (mainly expatriates from Zhaowu Jiuxing and other western countries). Therefore, Gao Changguo's official system, military system, service system, and gentry system were born out of the Han and Jin Dynasties and have their own characteristics. Gaochang is dominated by Han traditional culture. Vulgar worship of God and belief in Buddhism. Zoroastrianism was popular in Gaochang during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, but Buddhism was always respected in Gaochang. Taoism also has a certain influence.

Gaochang has a warm climate, which is suitable for re-ripening silkworm and wheat. Famous local products include red salt, white salt, grapes, frozen wine, thorn honey, white flour, folded cloth (cotton cloth), silk fabrics and so on. It is located at the intersection of Tianshan North-South Tunnel and Silk Road North Road. Political stability, rich products and developed culture. Chinese and western envoys, businessmen and monks used to frequent exchanges, which became an important hub for political, economic and cultural exchanges between China and the West during the Han and Tang Dynasties. /kloc-at the beginning of the 0/5th century, the scenery was depressed and the temples were scattered.