Where does Kanto refer to?

#闯关东, where does Kanto refer to? #

The crowds of the Central Plains of ancient China put the present:

The area north of the Great Wall is called Beidi.

The area east of Anhui is called Dongyi.

The area south of Hubei in Hunan is called Nanman.

The area west of Shaanxi is called Xirong.

During the Sui Dynasty, there was a sudden change, calling the area south of the Yangtze River the land of fish and rice. Therefore, the Sui Emperor ordered the digging of the Grand Canal, that is, to eat rice.

During the Tang Dynasty, it was completely changed, and after walking out of Jiayu Pass, it was called entering the desert; crossing the Great Wall into Mongolia was called walking west entrance; and walking out of Shanhaiguan was called breaking into guandong.

This is because entering the west of Xinjiang in Gansu Province, living in tents surrounded by felt. Entering the area north of the Great Wall, a mongolian round yurt is made, also surrounded by felt.

But entering the area east and northeast of Shanhaiguan, there lived a sorozi surrounded by animal skins, which was a conical tent supported by sticks as thick as seven or eight small arms, and the outside was surrounded by animal skins. Even the roof of the tent is open, there is no shelter, and the sky can be seen. Thus it is still a bitter cold place.

Therefore, out of Shanhaiguan, you need to endure the bitter cold. Therefore, calling the Mountain Customs is breaking into the Kanto, indicating that it is going to suffer the sin of cold.

Another way into the Kanto is that the first generation of people who enter the three northeastern provinces, and further east and north, into what is now Siberia and the Kamchatka Peninsula, and even the Bering Strait, will get local endemic diseases, so that the people who go there are not very old. So going to the northeast is called breaking. That is, breaking into the land of death, but this intrusion into the land of death has been replaced by the mountain customs.

Therefore, it is called breaking into the mountain customs, and going to the east of the mountain customs is becoming the east of the mountain customs.

People from the Central Plains enter the three northeastern provinces, as well as Siberia and the area around The Kamchatka, the Canadian Peninsula or the Bering Strait. The first generation will get a type of osteoarthritis. There is no such disease after the second generation.

Therefore, the first generation of people who enter the three northeastern provinces, women can not live to be 40 years old, and men can not live to live to be 50 years old.

Thus, those who sacrificed their lives to enter the east side of Shanhaiguan are called breaking into the Kanto.

This is just like the ordinary people say, breaking into the ghost door is a meaning.

And the people who entered the Mongolian region from Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei, mainly for business. So it is called walking west. That is, you can walk back after walking.

And by, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei, people who enter Gansu and Xinjiang and Tibet are for trade, that is, barter, but after entering, it is a desert desert, so it is called entering the desert.

Therefore, the Chinese people say that they will go north and reach the edge of the Great Wall, and the south that the Chinese people say will be infinitely far away, and they can enter Hainan Island and even go to Indonesia. Just going to the Indonesian archipelago is said to be going down to the South China Sea.

This is what people often hear, into the desert, take the west entrance, break into the Kanto, go north to the south, east into the west out, go down to the South Sea, what kind of fingering.

In the Middle East, it is out of the West, that is, out of yangguan in the west, and into the sea in the east. Thus the westward and eastward advances were fixed.

And from the south to the north, because the terrain is getting higher, it is called going north; Tongli goes from the north to the south, the terrain is reduced, and it is called the south.

This is the expression of China's landforms in the mouths of ordinary Chinese people.