My ancestral home was moved from a village called Liujiaqishe in the Qing Dynasty, which seems to be the northeast with dragons. I don't know which province it is from, but it's probably Hebei.

The name dayangzhuang is just an ordinary place name. One in Dingzhou, Hebei and one in Jinan, Shandong.

According to reports, the Qing people generally said that entering the customs from the dragon means entering the customs from the northeast and conquering all China. After that, Northeast China (Fengtian, Heilongjiang, etc. ) is not allowed to live by the Han people, and belongs to the direct rule of Manchu. It was not until the late Qing Dynasty that the incident of going to the East occurred.

Going to the East refers to the movement of farmers from North China to the three northeastern provinces in China's modern history. Shandong people and Hebei people are the most. Shandong Village, hebei village, etc. "Copying" in Kanto has absolute advantages, and they have every reason to maintain Qilu culture or Yanzhao culture. As the saying goes, "when people live together, their languages and customs are the same as before."

(1) From 1644 to 1667, the Regulations on Recruiting People for Reclamation in Liaodong stipulates that "those who recruit 100 people shall be given the titles of magistrate and garrison by the military department". In the past 23 years, "many Shandong people moved to the northeast", and many areas were "endowed with great geographical advantages and numerous benefits" because of immigration.

(2) From1668 to 1860, in order to maintain the inherent customs of Manchuria and ensure the livelihood of the Eight Banners, in the seventh year of Kangxi (1688), the Qing court ordered that "Liaodong should recruit people and appoint officials, and stop forever", and implemented a policy of banning northeast China.

(3) From 186 1 to191kloc-0/After the Opium War, the Qing government's control over the frontier was weakened day by day, and Russia continued to encroach on the border of Heilongjiang. The Qing government adopted the suggestion of Tepuqin, the general of Heilongjiang Province, and officially reclaimed land in the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860).