Does anyone know the history of Beijing Straw Hat Hutong?

During the 9th year of Qing Qianlong to 24th year of Qianlong, many children of Manchu Eight Banners moved back to the northeast in Cao Mao Hutong.

At that time, the immigration office was located in Cao Mao Hutong, wanping county, Beijing, which was the place where Manchu immigrants from Northeast China went back to Heilongjiang to go through the formalities, so many Manchu and Xibe people who went back to Heilongjiang used to say that they came back from Cao Mao Hutong, wanping county, Beijing.

These people mainly settled in Lalin Manchu Town, wuchang city, Heilongjiang Province in the north of the motherland. In the summer of 2000, an official file of the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty was accidentally discovered in Heilongjiang. Later, it was interpreted and verified by experts, which opened a little-known history.

From the ninth year of Qianlong to the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong, more than 3,000 children of the Eight Banners who were idle in Beijing moved to the northeast, most of whom were children of Sony, Suoetu, He and others.

In the early years of Qianlong, there was no war in the country, the people were prosperous and safe, the Eight Banners were kind to them, and the population was increasing. In order to consolidate the frontier, prosper the land and solve the livelihood of the Eight Banners, Emperor Qianlong sent senior officials to the northeast for on-the-spot investigation, and designated the livable areas as Lalin and Ala Chookiat Sakveerakul, and moved back to the northeast by decree. According to the historical records, "two thousand flag households went to Lalin to farm" is called the relocation of Beijing flag.

The reclamation of Beijing flag was divided into nine years, eleven years and Jiaqing years. Lalin nationality is the largest immigrant area. At that time, the residences were allocated according to the living form of Eight Banners Camp: two yellow in the north, two blue in the south, two white in the east and two red in the west. Each flag was divided into three villages, that is, 24 villages in Beijing Banner. Now the population of descendants of Beijing Banner in the three places has reached 200,000.

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The historical significance of the return of the Eight Banners;

This migration objectively brought a relatively advanced "capital culture" to the remote northeast border. In this sense, some people vividly compare them to "Beijing educated youth 260 years ago".

After two and a half centuries of vicissitudes, until today, the village layout and ethnic composition of the migration of Beijing Banner people have remained basically unchanged, and the local folk customs have also retained a strong color of Beijing Banner. In Lalin, a special cultural relic of Beijing flag was formed.