Emperor Wen of Sui Emperor Yang Jian is a famous statesman and military strategist in Chinese history, who founded the Sui Dynasty in 581, which became one of the glorious feudal empires in Chinese history.
However, in the process of unifying the north, he faced the problem of the Hu crisis of the Han people. During this period, many Han Chinese lost their Han culture and identity in border areas or areas ruled by some Hu ethnic groups. This made Yang Jian very worried, and he decided to take a series of measures to save the situation.
Yang Jian believes that the main reason for the Hu culture of the Han nationality is the influence of the Hu culture on the Han nationality. Therefore, in order to solve this problem, it is necessary to strengthen the cultural education and edification of the Han people, so that the Han people can re-recognize and proudly accept their own culture and identity.
To achieve this, Yang Jian first decided to restore Han surnames, which was considered a crucial measure that could effectively improve the status of Han Hu.
In 581 AD, Emperor Wen of Sui issued a decree stipulating that all Han Chinese of the Sui dynasty could restore their Han surnames. This decree greatly boosted the morale of the Han people, and many responded positively and took the initiative to restore their Han surnames.
This measure has played a vital role in the maintenance and inheritance of Han culture, so that Han culture can be inherited and developed.
However, policies restricting the restoration of Han surnames emerged in the late Sui dynasty. Due to the prejudice and dictatorship of the rulers, the Han surname restoration policy was partially restricted.
As a result, there are still many Han Chinese in the northern region who have become Hu people.
Nowadays, Han culture has become one of the main characteristics of Chinese culture, and in the historical events of the Han and Sui dynasties, we can deeply realize that maintaining cultural diversity is an important condition for maintaining a country's cultural heritage and the values of its citizens.
Emperor Wen of Sui Emperor Yang Jian's restoration of the Han surname made a significant contribution to the inheritance and development of Han culture. Not only did he abandon his own Houhu surname, but he also encouraged other Han Chinese to revert to the Han surname.
This enabled the Han culture to successfully avoid the Huhua crisis and develop and grow. At the same time, this historical event conveys an important message: cultural diversity and cultural self-confidence are important factors in maintaining and strengthening the cultural civilization of a society.
Therefore, the protection and inheritance of historical and cultural heritage has always been the responsibility and obligation of the Chinese people and the state.
Emperor Wen of Sui's initiative Yang Jian to restore the Han surname brought earth-shaking changes to Daxingcheng. As the capital of the Sui Dynasty, Daxing City was a political, economic, and cultural center. Emperor Wen of Sui realized that only by promoting a strong Han culture in the capital could it have a positive impact on the phenomenon of Han Hu nationwide.
With the introduction of the Han surname restoration policy, people have regained their Han surnames on the streets and alleys in Daxing City. In the market, door signs are engraved with various ancient Han surnames, which symbolize the glory and inheritance of the Han people.
Yang Jian also set up a special Han Academy, where young students could study and learn Xi Han culture and classics in depth. This college has become the cradle of cultivating Han cultural elites, providing a solid foundation for the inheritance and development of Han culture.
Emperor Wen of Sui himself was actively involved in the celebration of the restoration of the Han surname. In a square in Daxing City, he personally presided over a grand ceremony for the restoration of the Han surname.
Thousands of Han Chinese dressed in ornate costumes gathered in the square, holding wooden plaques with their new Han surnames engraved on them. Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, stood on a high platform, personally took each person's wooden plaque, and presented them with valuable gifts. This grand ceremony inspires a sense of pride and identity among the Han people throughout the city.
With the implementation of the policy of restoring the Han surname, the cultural atmosphere of Daxingcheng has gradually improved. In the market, the ancient traditional festivals of the Han nationality have been re-emphasized and celebrated.
People participate in traditional dance, music and drama performances, passing on the art and culture of the Han people. Poetry and literary works also began to flourish, and a group of talented literati and poets rose in Daxingcheng. Han Chinese clothing, food, and architectural styles have also become popular again.
Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, succeeded in rescuing Daxingcheng from the crisis of Han Hu by restoring the Han surname. This move not only saved the Han culture in Daxingcheng, but also further consolidated the unity and stability of the Sui Dynasty.
Daxing City has become a treasure of Han culture, attracting people from all over the country to visit and Xi. This also laid a solid foundation for the future glory of the Sui Dynasty.
In the unification and prosperity of the Sui Dynasty, the Han culture was comprehensively developed and inherited. Over time, Sui Emperor Wen Emperor Yang Jian's initiative to restore the Han surname affected the whole of Chinese mainland, and over time, the Hu problem was effectively curbed, and Han culture was able to rejuvenate and vitality.