The descendants of the Chinese people call themselves China people. "Yan" refers to Emperor Yan made in Jiang Shui (now Baoji City). "Yellow" refers to the Yellow Emperor, which is made of Jishui (now Wugong Qishui River in Shaanxi Province). Emperor Yanhuang was the ancestor of China. Legend has it that they came from the same tribe and later became the leaders of two rival tribes. Two tribes started the battle of Hanquan, and the Yellow Emperor defeated Yan Di. These two tribes gradually merged into Huaxia nationality, which was called Han nationality after the Han Dynasty. Yan Di and the Yellow Emperor are also the ancestors of China's culture and technology. It is said that they and their courtiers and descendants created almost all the important inventions in ancient times.

Children in China:

In order to compete for the leader of the tribal alliance, the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di broke out in the Central Plains. Yan Di was defeated and merged into the Yellow Emperor, and China gradually took shape. Huaxia Group is dominated by Yan Di and Huangdi. These two ethnic groups originally lived in Henan, and they constantly expanded their power. The battle of Zhuolu defeated Chiyou, the leader of Jiuli nationality of Dongyi Group, and its influence extended to Shandong today.

From 265438 BC+000 BC to 770 BC, the descendants of the Yellow Emperor in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River successively established the Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty and Zhou Dynasty. After the national integration of Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, the Chinese nation was formally formed. In the eyes of outsiders, the Han nationality is a people who wear colorful clothes and pay attention to etiquette. China people are mostly descendants of the above, so they call themselves sons and daughters of China.

Descendants of the dragon:

The descendants of the dragon are claimed by China people. The formation of dragons recorded the aggregation process of ancient national development and played a role in maintaining and centripetal. Dragon culture has become an important part of oriental culture and has made great contributions to human civilization, and China people are often proud of it.

The symbol of the dragon is like a banner, which can attract, gather and unite Chinese children living all over the world under the banner. The cohesion of the dragon symbol is of great significance in national unity, national rejuvenation and resistance to foreign aggression. The dragon symbol is the embodiment of Chinese civilization and China spirit, and it is an image with meaning. When people see the image, they think about it and understand it, thus forming a benign promotion for understanding and spreading Chinese civilization and revitalizing and carrying forward the Chinese spirit.

Extended data:

Descendants of the Chinese people, sons and daughters of China and descendants of dragons all represent China people. Our ancestors regarded dragons as totems, so we are descendants of dragons. Xia Dynasty is the earliest dynasty in history, so we are also sons and daughters of China. We are also descendants of Chinese people, so we are also called descendants of Chinese people.

The Chinese nation includes 56 ethnic groups. Han nationality is the main ethnic group in China, accounting for 9 1.5 1% of the total population, and there are 55 other ethnic groups, accounting for 8.49%. China is a unified multi-ethnic country with the Han nationality as the main body, with 56 ethnic groups. In addition, several people have not been recognized by the people of China.

The concept of Chinese nation was first put forward by Liang Qichao in his book 1902 "On the general trend of China's academic thought changes". Related theories of historical anthropology include Fei Xiaotong's "pluralism" theory and Xu Zhuoyun's "transformation and integration of me and the other". The political concept of the Chinese nation has different definitions in the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China and New China.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Descendants of the Dragon

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Huaxia children

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-descendants of the Chinese people