What are the four major cultures in Huizhou culture?

Huizhou culture consists of four cultural circles: Huizhou culture, Huaihe culture, Wanjiang culture and Luzhou culture.

Huizhou culture refers to the sum of material civilization and spiritual civilization in ancient Huizhou, which consists of four cultural circles: Huizhou culture, Huaihe culture, Wanjiang culture and Luzhou culture.

The main contents are: Huizhou land system, Huizhou merchants, Huizhou clansmen, Huizhou historical celebrities, Huizhou education, Huizhou science and technology, Xin 'an Neo-Confucianism, Xin 'an medicine, Huizhou school of Pu Xue, Huizhou opera and Xin 'an painting school;

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Hui culture is the inclusive integration of Central Plains culture. Huizhou culture, as a distinctive regional culture, rose in the late Northern Song Dynasty, and "Southeast Zou Lu, the Land of Rites and Righteousness" flourished in the Southern Song Dynasty and the Ming and Qing Dynasties for about 800 years. After 1990s, Huizhou studies, Tibetan studies and Dunhuang studies were listed as the three local disciplines of Chinese studies.

Xin 'an Neo-Confucianism: Cheng Zhu's Neo-Confucianism is authentic, and its founders Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, as well as Zhu, a master of Neo-Confucianism, are all from Huizhou. From the early years of Southern Song Dynasty to the reign of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it lasted for more than 600 years in Huizhou, which had a great influence on Huizhou's social economy and culture.

The core of Xin 'an Neo-Confucianism is ethics, which also advocates the ideas of "the key to poverty lies in reading", "Heaven is righteous, people want profit", "Just doing what is right is not good, knowing what is right is not good" and "repairing internal affairs" and "going abroad".