What is the birthplace of Manchu people in Qing Dynasty in history?

The origin of Manchu can be traced back to Su Shen more than 2,000 years ago, followed by Lou, Buji, Xiongnu and Jurchen.

Su Shenren is one of the earliest recorded residents in Northeast China. They live in the north of Changbai Mountain, the east coast of the sea and the vast areas of Heilongjiang and Wusuli rivers. Su Shenren mainly hunts nomadic people, is good at riding and shooting, and is brave in sex.

As early as Shun and Yu dynasties, Sushen people established contact with the Central Plains. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty (BC 1 1 the beginning of the century), Sushen Department presented "Xi Ya Bian Shi" to the Zhou Dynasty. Zuo Zhuan recorded that "Sushen, Yan and Bo" were the "northern soil" of the Zhou Dynasty.

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distinctive national feature

1, language

Manchu has its own language and writing. Manchu belongs to Manchu branch of Manchu-Tungusic language family of Altai language family. Manchu was founded at the end of 16. During the Song and Jin Dynasties, Jurchen once had her own writing. The early Jurchen characters are syllabic characters derived from Chinese characters, but they have long been lost.

2. Last name

Manchu people call their surnames Hala, which is rich and complex and full of national cultural characteristics. At first, Ahala was a Mukun (family). Later, with the population doubling, the family branch was stationed in other places, and the original Mukun divided into several new Mukun.

3. clothes

Manchu costumes, with men's hair hanging down the back half of the head and braids hanging down the back of the head, were forcibly popularized throughout the country after entering the customs in the Qing Dynasty and became the common hairstyle of Manchu, Han and Mongolian in the Qing Dynasty. Women's hair styles are the same as those of boys in childhood, slightly longer, with one or two braids at the back of their heads. When you get married, open your face and have curly hair.

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