Pengpai News reporter Jiang Ziwen
Overlook renderings of the "Hakka ancestral origin" memorial hall. Henan Daily Client Figure
As an important branch of the Han people, Hakka is now distributed all over the world, and its roots can be traced to the Yellow River Basin in the Central Plains. In order to create the brand of "Hakka ancestral origin", the official of Luoyang City, Henan Province, the "Ancient Capital of Thirteen Dynasties" recently revealed that the Hakka Source Memorial Hall and the Oguchi Hakka Town project are expected to be completed in September next year.
According to the " Luoyang Daily ", on September 22, the third Hakka Culture Forum was held in our city. More than 180 Hakka club leaders, Hakka culture research experts, new Hakka representatives from home and abroad gathered to celebrate the friendship between the roots.
reported that at the forum, Yu Guochun, Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Overseas Chinese and Chief Chairman of the Hong Kong Federation of Overseas Chinese Associations, Zhang Runan, President of the Malaysian Hakka Association Federation, Li Zhitian, professor at Beijing Normal University, and other guests, experts and scholars at home and abroad made speeches on the theme of "Roots in Heluo, Guests out of the Valley", further enhancing the cultural identity of Hakka people at home and abroad and all sectors of society to "Roots in Heluo" and create the "Luoyang Hakka ancestral origin" brand.
report also mentioned that on that day, the guests also visited the Han and Wei Luoyang Ancient City ruins, the monument to the southward migration of Hakka ancestors to the Central Plains Hutoushan Forest Park, Yanshi City, and other places to worship their ancestors, walk on ancient roads, plant memorial trees, and participate in the capping ceremony of the Hakka Source Memorial Hall. The Hakka Source Memorial Hall and the Oguri Hakka Town project are located in Shuiquan Village, Koudian Town, Yibin District, . Focusing on "guard, gate, road, platform, and town", it strives to highlight the origin of Hakka culture and is expected to be fully completed and put into use in September 2021.
Luoyang Hakka Source Memorial Hall and Oguchi Hakka Town Project started in May 2020.
According to Luoyang.com at the time, on the morning of May 25, the Hakka Source Memorial Hall and the Oguri Hakka Town project started construction in Luoyang City Koudian Town Yibin District. The Hakka Town Project is located in 0,000 , 7 kilometers southeast of Yibin District, Luoyang City, and is directly south of , Han and Wei , Luoyang City. The project is positioned as a landmark of the Yellow River culture. It is an important part of the Heluo Cultural Tourism Zone in Henan with the theme of seeking roots and worshiping ancestors. It builds a cultural brand project with international standards and Luoyang characteristics to create a spiritual home for the world Hakka people. The town has a planned area of about 2 square kilometers, with a total investment of about 683 million yuan, focusing on the creation of "one pass, one museum, one road, one platform".
Among them, one hall is the Hakka Source Memorial Hall, and its main functions are Hakka culture display, exchange, and services. The Hakka Source Memorial Hall is located on the east side of Laojiuding Road and covers an area of 2,413 square meters. The building is a courtyard-style layout, with the east and west wing rooms on the first floor and the main hall on the second floor. The main function is to provide Hakka people with roots and ancestor worship, display Hakka culture, etc., with a total construction area of 3,189 square meters.
htmlOn September 18, the foundation of the Hakka Source Memorial Hall project was laid. According to the Luoyang Daily, the project is located in the east and west, surrounded by mountains and rivers. It is an architectural style of the Han Dynasty. It consists of three parts: Hakka Source Memorial Hall, surname Cultural Park, and fenced house style park. After the project is completed, it will provide Hakka people and tourists around the world with all-round services such as root-seeking pilgrimage, cultural exchange, conferences and business, leisure and tourism, catering and accommodation.Luoyang is located in western Henan and in the middle reaches of the Yellow River. It is named after its location on the sun of the Luo River. It is a historical and cultural holy city with profound heritage and a reputation for ancient and modern times.
According to the official website of Luoyang Municipal Government, as an important birthplace of Chinese civilization and the eastern starting point of the Silk Road, Luoyang has established capitals in Luoyang in history. It is the earliest, longest, and most dynasties in my country. There are currently 43 cultural relics protection units nationwide, with more than 400,000 cultural relics in the museum. Luoyang is also the cultural root and ancestral lineage of Chinese people around the world. The ancestral homes of 100 million Hakka people around the world are here, and 70% of the clan surnames in China originate here.
Hakka, an important branch and important ethnic group of the Han ethnic group. Hakka people refer to the Central Plains Han people who were originally from the Central Plains or the Yellow River Basin. They have been moving south since the Eastern Jin Dynasty and gradually entered the , , western Fujian, eastern Guangdong and other places to settle down, and began to become a group with a "special identity".
According to the Henan Daily, Luoyang is the main place for the Hakka people to move out, and Hakka people all over the world call themselves "Heluolang". According to historical records, in the fifth year of Yongjia (311 AD), the Huns captured the capital Luoyang City. The Han people in the Central Plains left Luoyang City, crossed the Luoshui River south, left Dagu Pass, and followed the Luoyang- Nanyang -Xiangyang Ancient Road to the Jianghan Plain, which is known in history as "Flying in the South". These people were the first ancestors of the Hakka people, southern Fujian people and Taiwan Heluolang.
At the provincial cultural tourism conference held in May 2020, Henan Province decided to accelerate the construction of a cultural tourism development pattern of "one belt, one core, three mountains and five districts", and clearly based on Luoyang Daguguan and others, it is necessary to build a Heluo Cultural Tourism Zone in the world with the theme of finding roots and worshiping ancestors.
Editor in charge: Wang Jun
