What is the Jing nationality?

Jing nationality is the main ethnic group in Viet Nam and a minority in China. Their language is Beijing, belonging to the South Asian language family. They wrote Mandarin, which is a Latin letter. Their culture is influenced by Buddhism, Taoism and Vietnamese folk beliefs, as well as some Christians. Jing nationality is a nation with a long history, and its ancestor is a tribe of Baiyue.

Ou was once a vassal state of the Qin Dynasty. Later, Europe was destroyed by Zhao Tuo, the general of Qin Dynasty, and South Vietnam was established. Zhao Tuo is the founder of South Vietnam. He is a native of Calm County (now Zhengding County, Hebei Province) in Hengshan County. Nanyue was destroyed by the Han Dynasty, and Jiaozhi County was established. From then on, the Jing people began to be influenced by China culture, while retaining their own national characteristics.

The origin of Jing nationality

In fact, there are many different views. First, they are the mixed-race descendants of Guyue, Indonesians, Monks and Mongols; second, they are the Zhuang and Dong ethnic groups descended from Baiyue, and they have joined the influence of Austronesian, South Asian and Sino-Tibetan languages. In the16th century, the ancestors of Jing nationality migrated to China from Tushan and other places.

As we all know, the Jing population accounts for 86% of the total population of Vietnam. In China, the Jing people are mainly distributed in Wutou, Xu Wei and Shanxin, dongxing city, Guangxi, and are called the three islands of Jing people. Their ancestors migrated from northern Vietnam in the16th century. In addition, there are some Jing immigrants or refugees living in Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan Province, the United States and other places.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Jing Nationality.