Guizhou immigrants moved to Xinjiang.

The result of my investigation (no kidding, it's really the result of my investigation): not only the big yard, but also the big slate, and there is also a pig excrement lane (pig market lane) in Ji 'an. These three place names frequently appear in the genealogy of Guizhou people whose ancestral home is Jiangxi. These three place names should actually be three immigrant distribution centers, that is, distribution centers. The vast majority of Guizhou people whose ancestral home is in Jiangxi moved directly to Guizhou during the historical process of filling Huguang in Jiangxi (a small number of them moved to Guizhou without moving to Huguang). Dashiban and Zhu Shi Lane are actually diversion centers, so immigrants are concentrated here to register and distribute Sichuan funds (another way of saying Sichuan funds is used), and then soldiers and government officials take care of them (in fact, they are escorted, because many Jiangxi people were reluctant to immigrate to Guizhou at that time. Conclusion: This is the place name of a diversion center. If you want to find a family tree, you can find your relatives on the national website of a surname (I don't know your surname), and almost all surnames are available.