As a Modern Migrant Worker, I Actually Traveled Through the Three Kingdoms

In the Han Dynasty, there was no such thing as a foster father or a foster brother. Pure Han culture, Confucian culture emphasizes the idea of ​​the king of heaven and earth, relatives, teachers, and it is impossible to recognize people who are not related by blood as parents and brothers, except for adoption from childhood. Until the Five Hus disrupted China and the Hu people's habits affected the Central Plains, the Hu people were the rulers and they messed up the culture. For example, before the Song Dynasty, Chinese graves were square. After the Yuan Dynasty, the graves became like steamed buns. This is a reference to the yurt. Before the Song Dynasty, the Chinese used to share meals. After the prairie people came, it became what it is now. Baoji is a place name in the Tang Dynasty, and it was called Chencang in the Han Dynasty.