1. Are there any Koreans in Linyi?

Yishui County, affiliated to Linyi City, Shandong Province, is located in the south-central part of Shandong Province, at the southern foot of Yishan Mountain and in the north of Linyi City. It borders Zhucheng and Ju County in the east, Yiyuan and Mengyin in the west, Yinan County in the south, Anqiu and Linqu in the north, with a total area of ??2434.80 square kilometers. In 2021, Yishui County has a registered population of 1.1967 million. In addition to the Han nationality, there are 32 ethnic minorities in the county, including the Hui, Mongolian, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean and Manchu nationalities. As of October 2021, Yishui County has jurisdiction over 2 streets, 15 towns, and 1 township.

2. Where are the Koreans in Shandong?

The whole stone of the Korean surname comes from Quanxie.

Quan Xie, of Han nationality, served as deputy governor of the Han army and pavilion chief in Xiangping, Liaodong County (now the old city of Liaoyang, Liaoning) during the Western Han Dynasty.

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, after Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, Liaodong was in chaos. The whole association was dissatisfied with the new Mang regime, so it joined the Fuyu Kingdom in southern Liaoning. Later, he followed Fuyu, the son of Dongmingmeng, the founder of Goguryeo, and became the founder of Baekje from the sixth year of Emperor Hui of the Western Han Dynasty to the fifth year of Jianwu of Liu Xiu of the Eastern Han Dynasty (18 BC - 29 AD). He was taken away by Baekje. Sun Quanshan, the eighth generation passed down to Quanxie, was named Jingshanjun by the King of Baekje and was given the title of Jingshanjun (today's Jingshanjun in South Korea).

Sun, a descendant of Quan Xie, actually became the emperor among the founding heroes of Korea. In the second year of Zhu's reign at the end of the Liang Dynasty, Shi Chonggui was in Tianfu for eight years during the reign of the Later Jin Dynasty (916~943 AD). Wang Jian, the founder of the Korean regime, was granted the title of Lord of Tianan in Tianan (today's Tianan City, South Korea), with the same surname as Wang.

The twenty-seventh generation of Sun Quan Gong passed down to the Quanxie and made Guilin (now Hanjiang, South Korea) the city. Sun Quanchun, the 28th generation of the National Association, became the holy mountain in the city (today's Three Holy Mountains in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea).

Now in North Korea and South Korea, in addition to the five vertical lineages of Huancheng, Jingshan, Tianan, Guilin, and Shengshan, the entire family is very large. There are also other Nasheng (today's Kaesong, North Korea), Buyeo (today's Songyuan, Jilin), Seongcheon (today's Kamakura, Seongcheon-gun, North Korea), Oksan (today's Oksan Front, South Korea), Tamcheon (today's Rason, North Korea), Wansan (today's South Korea) Wanshanzhou, North Jeolla Province), Yonggung (now Shangzhi, Heilongjiang), and Zhushan (now Zhushan, Yanbian, Jilin).

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a large number of clan members moved to southern Korea because they could not bear Li's oppression. Those Korean surnames whose surnames were changed by the King of Goryeo also returned to their original Chinese surnames, Quanshi, and multiplied for generations, forming the main source of Korean Quanshis in the three northeastern provinces, Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Shanxi and other regions.

There are about 370,000 people with the surname Zhen nationwide.

The Zhen family is an ancient and common multi-ethnic and multi-origin surname group in China. The population of people surnamed Zhen nationwide is about 370,000, and the latest statistics rank 256th.

Hebei is the province with the largest number of people with the surname Zhen, accounting for about 43% of the population with the surname Zhen in the country. The Zhen family is mainly distributed in Hebei, Heilongjiang and Henan provinces, accounting for about 70% of the total Zhen population. Secondly, it is distributed in Guangdong, Shanxi, Anhui, Beijing, Shandong, Liaoning, Hubei, Tianjin and other provinces and cities. Han, Manchu, Korean, Tujia, Mongolian and other ethnic groups all have this surname.

3. How many Koreans are there in Shandong Province

Beijing (Beijing) Beijing A, Beijing C, Beijing E, Beijing F, Beijing (urban area), Beijing G Beijing (outer suburbs) , Beijing B taxi

Tianjin (Tianjin) Tianjin A, Tianjin B, Tianjin C, Tianjin E taxi

Shanghai (Shanghai) Shanghai A, Shanghai B, Shanghai D Shanghai City Center, Shanghai C Outer Suburbs

Hebei Province (Hebei) Hebei A Shijiazhuang Hebei B Tangshan Hebei C Qinhuangdao Hebei D Handan Hebei E Xingtai Hebei F Baoding Hebei G Zhangjiakou Hebei H Chengde Hebei J Cangzhou Hebei R Langfang Hebei T Hengshui

Henan Province (Henan) Henan A Zhengzhou, Henan B Kaifeng, Henan C Luoyang, Henan D Pingdingshan, Henan E Anyang, Henan F Hebi, Henan G Xinxiang, Henan H Jiaozuo, Henan J Puyang, Henan K Xuchang, Henan Luohe, Henan Sanmenxia, ??Henan Shangqiu, Henan Zhoukou, Henan Zhumadian, Henan Nanyang, Henan Xinyang, Henan Jiyuan

Yunnan Province (Yun) Yun A Kunming, Yun B Dongchuan, cloud C Zhaotong, cloud D Qujing, cloud E Chuxiong Yi, cloud F Yuxi, cloud G Honghe Hani, cloud H Wenshan, cloud J Simao, cloud L Dali Bai, cloud K Xishuangbanna, cloud M Baoshan, cloud N Dehong Dai, YunP Lijiang, YunQ Nujiang Yi, YunR Diqing Tibetan,

Liaoning Province (Liao) Liao A Shenyang, Liao B Dalian, Liao C Anshan, Liao D Fushun, Liao E Benxi , Liao F Dandong, Liao G Jinzhou, Liao H Yingkou, Liao J Fuxin, Liao K Liaoyang, Liao L Panjin, Liao M Tieling, Liao N Chaoyang, Liao P Huludao, Liao V provincial agencies

Heilongjiang Province (Black) Black A Harbin, Black B Qiqihar, Black C Mudanjiang, Black D Jiamusi, Black E Daqing, Black F Yichun, Black G Jixi, Black H Hegang, Black J Shuangyashan, Black K Qitaihe, Black L Songhuajiang Administrative Office, Black M Suihua, Black N Heihe, Black P Daxinganling

Hunan (Hunan) Hunan A Changsha, Hunan B Zhuzhou, Hunan C Xiangtan, Hunan D Hengyang, Hunan E Shaoyang, Hunan F Yueyang , Hunan G Dayong, Hunan H Yiyang, Hunan J Changde, Hunan K Loudi, Hunan L Chenzhou, Hunan M Lingling, Hunan N Huaihua, Hunan P Xiangxi.

Anhui Province (Anhui) Anhui A Hefei Anhui B Wuhu Anhui C Bengbu Anhui D Huainan Anhui E Ma'anshan Anhui F Huaibei Anhui G Tongling Anhui H Anqing Anhui J Huangshan Anhui K Fuyang Anhui L Suzhou Anhui M Chuzhou Anhui N Lu'an, Anhui P Xuancheng, Anhui Q Chaohu, Anhui R Chizhou

Shandong Province (Shandong) Lu A Jinan, Lu B Qingdao, Lu C Zibo, Lu D Zaozhuang, Lu E Dongying, Lu F Yantai , LuG Weifang, LuH Jining, LuJ Taian, LuK Weihai, LuL Rizhao, LuM Laiwu, LuN Dezhou, LuP Liaocheng, LuQ Linyi, LuR Heze, LuU Qingdao Development Zone

Xinjiang Uygur (New) New A Urumqi, New B Changji Hui, New C Shihezi, New D Kuitun, New E Bortala, New F Ili Kazakh, New G Tacheng, New H Altay, New J Karamay, New K Turpan, New L Hami, New M Bayingoleng, New N Aksu, New P Kizilsu, New Q Kashgar, New R Hotan

Jiangsu (su) Asu Nanjing, Su B Wuxi, Su C Xuzhou, Su D Changzhou, Su'e Suzhou, Su F Nantong, Su G Lianyungang, Su H Huaiyin, Su J Yancheng, Su K Yangzhou, Su L Zhenjiang, Su M Taizhou, Su N Suqian

Zhejiang (Zhejiang) Zhejiang A Hangzhou Zhejiang B Ningbo Zhejiang C Wenzhou Zhejiang D Shaoxing Zhejiang E Huzhou Zhejiang F Jiaxing Zhejiang G Jinhua Zhejiang H Quzhou Zhejiang J Taizhou K Lishui Zhejiang L Zhoushan

Jiangxi Province (Jiangxi): Jiangxi A Nanchang, Jiangxi B Ganzhou, Jiangxi C Yichun, Jiangxi D Ji'an, Jiangxi E Shangrao, Jiangxi F Fuzhou, Jiangxi G Jiujiang, Jiangxi H Jingdezhen, Jiangxi J Pingxiang, Jiangxi K Xinyu, Jiangxi L Yingtan

Hubei Province (Hubei) () Hubei A Wuhan, Hubei B Huangshi, Hubei C Shiyan, Hubei D Shashi, Hubei E Yichang, Hubei F Xiangfan, Hubei G Ezhou, Hubei H Jingmen, Hubei J Huanggang, Hubei K Xiaogan , Hubei L Xianning, Hubei M Jingzhou, Hubei N Yunyang, Hubei P Yichang, Hubei Q Hubei West.

Guangxi Zhuang (Guangxi) Guangxi A Nanning, Guangxi B Liuzhou, Guangxi C Guilin, Guangxi D Wuzhou, Guangxi E Beihai, Guangxi F Nanning, Guangxi G Liuzhou, Guangxi H Guilin, Guangxi J Wuzhou, Guangxi K Yulin, Guangxi M Hechi, Guangxi L Baise, Guangxi N Qinzhou, Guangxi P Fangcheng.

Gansu Province (Gansu) Gansu A Lanzhou, Gansu B Jiayuguan, Gansu C Jinchang, Gansu D Baiyin, Gansu E Tianshui, Gansu F Jiuquan, Gansu G Zhangye, Gansu H Wuwei, Gansu J Dingxi, Gansu K Longnan, Gansu L Pingliang, Gansu M Qingyang, Gansu N Linxia Hui, Gansu P Gannan Tibetan

Shanxi Province (Jin) Shanxi A Taiyuan, Shanxi B Datong, Shanxi C Yangquan, Shanxi D Changzhi, Shanxi E Jincheng, Shanxi F Shuozhou, Shanxi G Yanbei, Shanxi H Xinzhou, Shanxi J Luliang, Shanxi K Jinzhong, Shanxi L Linfen, Shanxi M Yuncheng

Inner Mongolia (Mongolia) Mongolia A Hohhot, Mongolia B Baotou , Mongolia C Wuhai, Mongolia D Chifeng, Mongolia E Hulunbuir League, Mongolia F Hinggan League, Mongolia G Xilingol League, Mongolia H Ulanqab League, Mongolia J Yikzhao League, Mongolia K Bayannur League, Mongolia L Alxa League

Shaanxi Province (Shaanxi) Shaanxi - Xi'an, Shaanxi B Tongchuan, Shaanxi C Baoji, Shaanxi D Weiyang, Shaanxi E Weinan, Shaanxi F Hanzhong, Shaanxi G Ankang, Shaanxi H Shangluo, Shaanxi J Yan'an , Shaanxi K Yulin, Shaanxi U provincial agencies

Jilin Province (Ji) Ji A Changchun, Ji B Jilin, Ji C Siping, Ji D Liaoyuan, Ji E Tonghua, Ji F Baishan, Ji G Baicheng, Ji H Yanbian Korean

Fujian Province (Fujian) Fujian A Fuzhou Fujian B Putian Fujian C Quanzhou Fujian D Xiamen Fujian E Zhangzhou Fujian F Longyan Fujian G Sanming Fujian H Nanping Fujian J Ningde Fujian K Provincial agencies< /p>

Guizhou Province (Guizhou) Guiyang, Guiyang, Liupanshui, Zunyi, Tongren, Southwest Guizhou, Bijie, Anshun, Southeast Guizhou, Southwest Guizhou.

Guangdong Province (Guangdong) Guangdong A Guangzhou, Guangdong B Shenzhen, Guangdong C Zhuhai, Guangdong D Shantou, Guangdong E Foshan, Guangdong F Shaoguan, Guangdong G Zhanjiang), Guangdong H Zhaoqing, Guangdong J Jiangmen, Guangdong K Maoming, Guangdong L Huizhou, Guangdong M Meizhou, Guangdong N Shanwei, Guangdong P Heyuan, Guangdong Q Yangjiang, Guangdong R Qingyuan, Guangdong S Dongguan, Guangdong T Zhongshan, Guangdong U Chaozhou, Guangdong

Qinghai Province ( Qing) Aqing Xining, Qing B Haidong, Qing C Haibei, Qing D Huangnan, Qing E Hainan, Qing F Guoluo, Qing G Yushu, Qing H Haixi.

Tibet (Tibet) Tibet A Lhasa, Tibet B Chamdo, Tibet C Shannan, Tibet D Shigatse, Tibet E Nagqu, Tibet F Ali, Tibet G Nyingchi.

Sichuan (Sichuan) Sichuan A Chengdu, Sichuan B Mianyang, Sichuan C Zigong, Sichuan D Panzhihua, Sichuan E Luzhou, Sichuan F Deyang, Sichuan H Guangyuan, Sichuan J Suining, Sichuan K Neijiang, Sichuan L Leshan , Sichuan Q Yibin, Sichuan R Nanchong, Sichuan S Da County, Sichuan T Ya'an, Sichuan U Aba Tibetan, Sichuan V Garze Tibetan, Sichuan W Liangshan Yi Ningxia Hui (Ning) Yinchuan

Hainan Province (Qiong) Qiong a Haikou, Qiong b Sanya, Qiong c Qiongbei

Chongqing (Chongqing A Chongqing City (Jiangnan), Chongqing B Chongqing City (Jiangbei), Chongqing C Chongqing Yongchuan District F Chongqing Wanzhou District, Chongqing G Fuling District, Chongqing H Qianjiang District)

4. Are there Koreans in Linyi now?

Yantai is not too far from North Korea and faces the sea, so many North Korean ships dock in Yantai, carrying a lot of goods They are all sent from Yantai to North Korea.

But there are still relatively few Koreans in Yantai, and there are also very few Koreans in Yantai.

5. Where are the Koreans in Shandong located?

Jilin Province

Liaoning Province

Heilongjiang Province

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Hebei Province

Shandong Province

6. Are there Koreans in Shandong?

Shandong has beautiful natural scenery. Shandong Americans think and look very similar to Koreans. When Koreans meet Shandong people, I don't see how they differ in other ways except language, just like their relatives. They don't work and need to be translated. Shandong people have a very forthright and honest personality, very similar to Koreans. I think this similarity is also the result of thousands of years of mutual exchange, which is related to the influence of our culture of using Chinese characters and Confucianism. Whether in China or South Korea, we all regard Confucian philosophy as a moral benchmark, which is also the common value of East Asian culture.

South Korea is a country of Eastern etiquette. Etiquette is very important when meeting guests. I think the formation of etiquette is influenced by Confucianism, especially the Three Cardinal Guidelines and the Five Constant Rules. This ritual is a ritual in the Three Cardinal Guidelines and Five Constant Rules.

:7. Shandong Korean

1. Derived from the surname Quan, from the Quan official in the Western Zhou Dynasty. A surname belonging to an official position. [1] According to historical records, "Qiqiting Ji Quan Family Genealogy":; The entire family comes from the surname Quan. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, people called coins springs because there was an official responsible for currency exchange and fair trade, which was within the jurisdiction of the local government. Among the descendants of officials in the whole government, those who take their ancestor's title as their surname are called the Quan family. Later, because the word "quan" was homophonic with the word "quan", some people changed it to "quan" and called it "quan". It is one of the very old surnames that has been passed down from generation to generation.

2. Originated from place names. In the Tang Dynasty, they came from Quanjie County and belonged to place name surnames. In the seventeenth year of Tang Zhenguan (643), Li You, son of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin, raised an army to resist Li You. Li Yiman's son, Li, led his troops to guard Pingling County to resist Li You. After the incident subsided, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty praised Li and changed the whole county to show his loyalty to Li. Among Li's descendants and the residents living in the entire area of ????the city, there are those whose surnames are named after the place, which is called the whole clan and is passed down from generation to generation. [1]

3. Originated from the Hui nationality and derived from the begging platform of the President of Fodu in the Yuan Dynasty (the President of Fodu was established in the Yuan Dynasty). If you belong to the elders, change your surname to surname. During the Yuan Dynasty, there was a famous ethnic minority religious leader named Wanquan. Wanquan, whose original name was Qitaisali, was a Uighur (today's Uyghur). When Genghis Khan returned to the army in Dingxi, his family went to Yandi (now Hebei and Beijing). At that time, the king, who was afraid of Uighurs, asked Yu Chao whether they all belonged to his people. Genghis Khan wrote him a letter, and he returned to the West. Begging platform, Sari inherited his predecessors, not only led the tribal people, but also learned Buddhism from the Han Buddhist masters. After Chitesa became a Neo-Confucianist, his teacher gave him the Chinese name Wanquan because of his proficiency in classics, laws, and theories. After Wan Quan's death, his son took his father to give him the surname Han and called him Quan's surname. Among his descendants and clan members, many people follow the Quan S surname and pass it on from generation to generation. [1]

4. Originated from the Mongolian people, it is a Chinese surname change. According to the historical records of "The Tongzhi clan of the Qing Dynasty shortened the surnames of the Eight Banners of Mongolia" and "The Tongdian clan of the Qing Dynasty shortened the surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria". The Mongolian Khangatan people, also known as the Khangaqin people, lived in Luohe and Mailan (now Xing'anlian, Inner Mongolia, and Liaoning in the northeastern part of the Horqin Grassland). Later, the Manchus took Hanggatanhara as their surname. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many Han surnames were Quan. (2) Mongolian Bugurut, living in Chahar (now Zhangjiakou, Hebei, including parts of Hebei, Ulanqab League, Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia, and Shanxi). Later, the Manchu surname was introduced, and the Manchu name was Bugluthala. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, many Chinese surnames were Quan-s and Fu-s. (3) The Mongolian Buhunati clan had the Quan surname in the Ming Dynasty.

5. It originated from Manchu and belongs to Chinese. It changed its last name. From Prince Zheng Aisin Gioro Gil Harang, the founder of the Manchu Dynasty. Among the descendants of Aisingior Rogil Harang, some changed their Chinese surnames to full surnames in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, and they were passed down from generation to generation. A family portrait from the Manchus. [1] According to the records in "Historical Records" "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Brief Manchuria Eight Banner Surnames", the Manchu warriors were originally Han nationality. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, they were captured by the Wuhuan tribe of Xianbei, Liaodong, and merged into Xianbei, which later gradually evolved into Liaodong. Jurchen. The Manchu name is Ciwangiya Hala, he lives in Gaizhou (today's Gaizhou, Liaoning), and his Han surname is Quan.

6. Originated from other ethnic minorities, belonging to Chinese, and changed the surname to surname. Today, ethnic minorities such as the Tujia, Miao, Hezhen, Xibe, Yugur, and Korean are distributed as whole ethnic groups. Most of them originate from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties

1. The ethnic group of Shandong people is mainly Han; province;

3. 53 ethnic minorities including Hui, Manchu, Mongolian, Korean and Miao, accounting for 0.6% of the total population of the province;

4. Among the ethnic minorities , the Hui ethnic group has the largest population, nearly 460,000, and is the majority of ethnic minorities in Shandong.

These are all ethnic groups of Shandong people.

8. Are there Koreans in Linyi? Zhihu

There are 56 ethnic groups in Shandong Province and 55 ethnic groups in ***.

Shandong Province is a province where ethnic minorities live in mixed and scattered communities. There are 56 ethnic groups in Shandong Province, including 55 ethnic minorities, with a population of 725,900, accounting for 0.76% of the total population of Shandong Province. Among them, the Hui ethnic group has a population of 530,000, accounting for 73.8% of the total ethnic minority population; the eight ethnic minorities, Korean, Manchu, Mongolian, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Tujia and Wa, have a population of more than 5,000.

Among the ethnic minorities with a population of more than 10,000, the Hui people are mainly distributed in Jinan, Dezhou, Tai'an, Heze, and Liaocheng, accounting for 67.67% of the total number of Hui people in Shandong Province. Koreans are mainly distributed in Qingdao, Weihai and Yantai, accounting for 94.50% of Shandong Province. Manchus, Qingdao, Jinan, Weifang, Weihai and Yantai account for 72.93%; among Mongolians, Qingdao, Jinan, Yantai, Weihai and Zibo account for 75.26%.