Have you ever crossed the Terran?

There are people in green in China. It was originally called green, and later it was changed to green. In the past, women who wore green clothes were different from the Han nationality in that they didn't bind their feet, preferring to wear thin-eared sandals or anti-cloud-hook nose shoes, blue suspenders on their feet, a three-piece suit, two sleeves rolled with lace sleeves, tied with belts, hooked earrings and combed three heads.

Although their superficial cultural characteristics-costumes have almost disappeared in most areas, they are still clearly visible in some remote areas. Their faith, the Five Immortals, is still firmly maintained today.

Chuanqing people were called "natives" in the early stage and "Li Minzi" in the later stage. Therefore, they are called "natives" because they have lived in the soil for a long time and are descendants of Han soldiers and local Tu people in the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, they think that they are different from the local Han nationality, their traditional costumes are still blue, and they generally use Mandarin spoken by Guizhou people. After liberation, people in Chuanqing generally demanded that they be recognized as ethnic minorities out of the preferential treatment given by the state to ethnic minorities.

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. "

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, which have also attracted the attention and research from all walks of life in recent years.

Today, Chuanqing people are mainly distributed in more than 20 counties (cities, districts) in six cities (states) including Bijie City, Guiyang City, Anshun City, Liupanshui City, Qianxinan Prefecture and Qiannan Prefecture in Guizhou Province. In addition, some people in Zhenxiong, Yunnan call themselves Chuanqing people. Unfortunately, most of the ethnic groups in their identity cards are Bai, and the official data of Yunnan Province no longer show that Chuanqing people are an undetermined ethnic group.

According to the data of the fifth national census in 2000, the population of Chuanqing was about 670,000, of which Zhijin and Nayong counties in Bijie City had exceeded 200,000 respectively.

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