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再说说你们壮族的生产力,汝等世剧南越,古称:“蛮”。两千多年前的战国时期,你们的先民西瓯、骆越人才处于从原始社会向阶级社会过渡阶段,自秦汉开始,壮族先民才进入奴隶社会,唐时才进入封建社会...
This gentleman's viewpoints do not agree to each other. He said that "你们的先人是...北来的", and then he said that "汝等世剧南越,古称:“蛮”。两千多年前的战国时期,你们的先民西瓯、骆越人" Doesn't his second comment contradict his first.
When I was small, the older people in my village told us that our ancestors were originally from the Ye Ya Dun (Wild Duck Village) of Shandong Province. When I went to college in the North, I noticed that my face and body structurre is greatly different from my classmates from Shangdong Province. I wondered, if my ancestors were from Shangdong, then how come I do not look like the Shangdong people?
I lived in Beijing for almost ten years before I came to the US. And I have been to many places both in China and abroad. Everytime I went home, right after I got out of the train station or airport and went into the city or the long-distance bus station, the first thing I noticed was the great difference between the people in Beijing and the people in Guangxi. If I were a Han Chinese, I think I would feel like I were in a foreign country, because the local Guangxi people (most of them are Choong) look so different and speak a language almost completely different from Chinese Mandarin. How could their ancestors come from the North???
So why so many Choong people in almost all the places of Guangxi have the same legend that we are the descendants of a northern Han people? Anyone who is familiar with our Choong history knows the answer. It is sad. I hope our children will tell their Han counterparts that they are the children of the aboriginal Guangxi people. |