Does Jiujiang deny Nanerlong and shun? What is the reason?

The cause and intention of the sentence "Jiujiang does not recognize the south, Erlong does not recognize the shun" should start from the history of Guangdong silk development and the history of Jiujiang and Erlong. China is the hometown of silk, and the large-scale development of Guangdong silk industry was after Han Dynasty 1000 years, that is, after the middle of Ming Dynasty.

/kloc-At the end of 0/5, after the Portuguese occupied Macao, they opened up the "Maritime Silk Road". Under the influence of this new opportunity and economic environment, the Pearl River Delta began to set off an upsurge of agricultural production and silkworm breeding. At that time, Jiujiang and Shatou in the South China Sea, Longshan and Ganzhu in Shunde acted the fastest, and they actively transformed the original Rongji fish pond into Sangji fish pond. The natural environment and various objective favorable factors have promoted the rapid development of sericulture agriculture in Jiujiang and Liang Long. Various handicrafts with silk weaving as the main body have also flourished; Weaving technology and technology have also been greatly improved. According to the Records of Guangzhou, at that time, "Guangdong satin was dense and even in quality, and its color was bright and smooth", "Jinling and Suzhou and Hangzhou were inferior". The Cantonese satin mentioned here is actually the satin produced in Nanhai and Shunde counties, among which Jiujiang and Liang Long are the most representative. From the late Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the silk products of "Yujie" and "Liu Ye" produced by two generations have always been the tribute of Guangdong. It is very famous in Beijing. At that time, Jiujiang and Liang Long ushered in the first golden age of prosperity since Nanning was fully developed.

At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, the achievements of Jiujiang and Shunde dragons in the South China Sea were really remarkable, and they gradually became famous in the four townships and provincial capitals. In their later contacts, some foreigners changed their names to Jiujiang and Liang Long, and often only called them by their first names, ignoring Nanhai or Shunde. There are Jiujiang people or Erlong people, who only call themselves Jiujiang people, Longjiang people or Longshan people on various social buses, and omit the words Nanhai or Shunde. In the other person's mind, they just think that as long as they say Jiujiang or Erlong, the other person will definitely understand that it is Jiujiang in the South China Sea or Erlong in Shunde, and gradually develop a habit, so that some people omit the words Nanhai and Shunde when writing addresses. About the early Qing Dynasty, a bookkeeper in the officialdom jokingly told a joke: "Jiujiang people in Nanhai and Lianglong people in Shunde forgot to recognize their county." In this way, the phrase "Jiujiang does not recognize the south, Erlong does not recognize the shun" spread like wildfire and slowly spread in the four townships. Of course, we can't interpret this joke as Jiujiang people and Erlong people refusing to admit that they are Nanhai people and Shunde people, because this will lose the original meaning of the joke and misunderstand history and Jiujiang people and Erlong people.

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