Amy Chua knows what to do.

Cai's descent comes from the descendants of the Chinese people. Cai's family originated from the ancient Cai surname. 1 1 century BC, Zhou Wuwang ascended the throne, enfeoffed the vassal state, made his brother Ji Shu as the vassal state, made Shangcai, Henan its capital, took Cai Di as the country name, took the fief and country name as his surname, so he was the ancestor of Cai.

Later, Cai Shu was exiled by the Duke of Zhou for following Wu Geng to fight against Zhou, and changed his son (surnamed Hu) to be the monarch. Cai lived in the 25th generation, the 22nd generation, with a period of 583 years. During this period, Cai was persecuted by Chu repeatedly, and some descendants of Cai moved to Chenliukaocheng (now Kaifeng, Henan) and Jiyang (now Heze, Shandong) to reproduce. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, in the fifteenth year of Emperor Chenghou (477 BC), Cai was destroyed by Chu. Chua's descendants migrated from fiefs, almost all over the Central Plains, and migrated to the north and south of the Yangtze River and coastal areas.

During the Han and Wei Dynasties, the grandchildren of Cai's descendants tended to emigrate. The war in the late Western Jin Dynasty, plus the intrusion of northern minorities. "The Central Plains is depressed and white bones are everywhere." Northern Cai aristocratic families led fellow villagers, guests and friends to cross the river with the Jinshi family, forming a large-scale immigration movement. During this period, Cai Mo's family, who lived in Kaocheng, Jiyang, also went south with the Jin family in Taihu Lake Basin, Jiangsu Province. Members of the Chua clan who were besieged by Chen also went south with Si Marui, the king of Langya, and settled in Danyang (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu). According to Yan Zhitui's "Viewing My Life", it is noted that "there are hundreds of people crossing the river with Jin in the Central Plains, so there are hundreds of genealogies in Jiangdong. Among these hundred spectra, Cai's is a spectrum. " It can be seen that at that time, there were as many people crossing the south of the Cai clan.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Cai Dabao, Daye brothers and their son Yungong, who moved to Jiangling, became famous local families. In 686, Duke Yun of Tang Dynasty worshipped the arch for two years. He was exiled to Zhangzhou, Fujian, and his son Cai Kai also entered Fujian. Later, it bred in Longhai and eastern Guangdong. After Cai Mo moved to Danyang, his descendants moved to Qiantang, Zhejiang in the early Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Xian Tong, Tang Yizong (860), a thief named Qiu Fu made an insurrection in eastern Zhejiang. Cai Yong-yuan and Cai Yongming, descendants of Cai Mo, moved their families south from Qiantang to Tongan, Fujian to avoid the uprising. Due to the war when Wang Chaojun entered Fujian, Yongyuan brothers moved to Jiaoxi, Chihu, Xian Yi (now Dongzhai Village, Fengting) and became the ancestor of Puyang, while Yongming moved to Qingyang, Jinjiang.

Another Yiyang Cai family entered Fujian, and Tang Ganfu lived in Gushi, Gwangju, Yiyang County, Henan Province for five years (8 18). Cai Lu is a scholar. He was transferred to Jianyang County as a magistrate in the fourth year of Ganning (893), and he loved the people with virtue. Later, he and his brother-in-law Liu Xiang and I made Weng Tuo lead Gushi into Fujian. Cai Lu settled in Jianyang Masha.

Cai Yongyuan's fourth generation, Sun Cai Wangyou, was born in Cai Xiang, lying at the foot of Niu Shan on the bank of Chihu Jiaoxi. Xiang Tiansheng was a scholar in the eighth year (1030). In the second year of Kangding (104 1), he found another residence in Caizhai Village, south of Putian City. But Yong Yuanzi's grandson and Xiang's grandson both live in their original places. Cai Jing and Xiang are both prime ministers, and their names are Fengjiang. Today, Cai's family has sent people to Xiufeng, Heping and other villages in Fengting.

During Jiading period (1220- 1224), Cai Du, the second son of Cai Xiang descendant Cai Cheng, moved from Cai Zhai to Dongsha and Lingchuan in Putian, and later opened Kehaitou, Pingyang, Cai Dong, Xicuo and Houmen Pavilion. By the middle of Ming Dynasty, Dongshacai had become a famous family in Putian. Today, more than a dozen Chua's villages in Donghai Town on the north bank of Meizhou bend are connected together, with a population of over 40,000, and they are a noble family.

Chua's Sect has a long history and migrated almost all over China and Southeast Asia. All Chua's descendants who have married and established their families in various places are of the same lineage-Chua's ancestor uncle.