Is Hongshan Culture an integral part of China's early civilization, or is it a prehistoric civilization that Chinese civilization originated from semi-nomadic and semi-agricultural grassland in the no

Is Hongshan Culture an integral part of China's early civilization, or is it a prehistoric civilization that Chinese civilization originated from semi-nomadic and semi-agricultural grassland in the north? Chinese archaeologist Mr published a book "Neolithic Culture in China", with Mr. Liang as a preface. Mr Yin Da thinks: Hongshan Culture is a combination of northern microlithic culture and Yangshao culture! Chinese civilization originated from Longshan culture, Yangshao culture and Taosi culture! So your view that Hongshan Culture is an integral part of China's early civilization is valid! As for what you said, Chinese civilization originated from the semi-nomadic and semi-agricultural prehistoric civilization in the northern grassland. I think this view is biased. Regarding the development of Hongshan Culture, some historians believe that there are two major cultural flora in the early history of China, namely, the ancient culture of the Central Plains and the ancient culture of the North, which are composed of Hongshan Culture and Hetao culture. These two cultures are both unique and unique, and the northern ancient culture cannot simply be regarded as a branch or local variety of the ancient culture of the Central Plains!