Hakka dialect in the world is rooted in Luoyang.

165438+1At 8: 00 on October 6th, I watched an open class entitled "Luoyang Hakka Culture-Seeking the Roots of Luohe Hakka". I didn't know the origin of Hakka and Luoyang until I saw it.

? Along the Yellow River and Luohe River, there are five capital ruins scattered in Luoyang Basin in turn, among which the ancient city of Luoyang in Han and Wei Dynasties is the closest to the Hakka people. It was the capital of the Western Jin Dynasty and the starting point for the first migration of Hakkas to the south. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Eight Kings Rebellion made the whole city of Luoyang in ruins, and the people of Luoyang suffered great disasters. In particular, Yongjia, Lin, Huang, Chen, Zheng, Zhan, Qiu, He and Hu moved southward, leaving Otani as a guest and eight as Fujian. An Feng explained to Chen the history of Hakkas' southward migration. "。 "Later, during the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, An Lushan set up a stronghold in Luoyang, and Luoyang was destroyed again, and a large number of Central Plains people fled to the south. The Tang Dynasty was no longer peaceful, and the Huang Chao Uprising at the end of the Tang Dynasty was the second time that Hakkas moved south. Subsequently, the' difficulty of Jingkang' in the Northern Song Dynasty, the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty and the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty all witnessed the relocation of people. In the early Ming Dynasty, the pagoda tree in Hongdong was immigrated, and in the Qing Dynasty, it came to Nanyang. This is the fifth large-scale southward migration in the history of China. An Feng explained: "Every time you move southward, there must be a very tortuous and sad story behind it."

"Yonghuai Heluo, the ancestor of Huang Huang." Lu You's poems are also the homesickness of all Hakkas. Chen seems to understand the yearning of some ancestors for their homeland, but it also raises more questions. In modern times, with the change of times, the Hakka people's spiritual connotation of advocating honesty is richer, but they are more persistent in adhering to Heluo culture, that is, China orthodox culture.

? The Chinese nation is connected by blood, and blood is thicker than water.