The name of Guangxi comes from two sources. One is that in the third year of Xian Tong (862), Lingnan Road was divided into east and west roads, taking the management of Lingnan West Road as our era and becoming a first-class independent administrative region. In addition, the administrative unit established in the Song Dynasty-"Guangnan West Road", hereinafter referred to as "Guangxi Road"; The second is named after the ancient place name "Guangxin". Guangdong and Guangxi are bounded by Guangxin, with Guangdong in the east and Guangxi in the west. This is the origin of the name Guangxi.
1363, Guangxi was established as a province, which was the beginning of the establishment of Guangxi as a province. During the Republic of China, Guangxi followed the Qing system and established a province. 1March, 958, Guangxi Province was changed to "Guangxi Yi Autonomous Region", 19651October, and "Guangxi Yi Autonomous Region" was renamed as "Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region".
Extended data:
Culture and art:
1, diet
Guangxi's daily diet is mainly light, but there are some changes in the north and south. Yulin, Wuzhou, Hezhou, Nanning, Beihai, Qinzhou and other places in the southeast of Guangxi are mainly light, while some areas such as Liuzhou and Guilin in the north have spicy habits. According to traveler Xu Xiake's records, due to the geographical environment in Guangxi, his early diet had some habits such as eating rice, pickles, drinking tea and drinking.
Among them, Liuzhou snail powder, Guilin rice noodles, Nanning Laoyou powder, Qinzhou pig's foot powder, Guilin Liangjiang pine candy, Fangcheng beef brisket powder, Wuzhou turtle paste, Bama Xiang pig, Binyang white-cut dog, Binyang sour powder, Yulin steak, Yulin wonton, Yulin sour material and rice noodles, cut powder and filter powder from all over the country are the representatives.
2. Folklore
Binyang Fireworks Festival mainly includes White Dragon Dance, Pennsylvania Fireworks Night, Fireworks Show, Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition, Fireworks Show, 100 banquets, calligraphy and painting, photography exhibition and other activities.
3. Language
1 1 The ethnic minorities living in Guangxi have their own languages, namely Zhuang, Jing, Yao, Miao, Dong, Mulao, Maonan, Jing, Yi, Shui and gelao language. With the use of water language, the population of Gelao language is decreasing and it has become an endangered language. There are six kinds of Chinese dialects: Cantonese, Southwest Mandarin (Guiliu Mandarin), Hakka dialect, Pinghua, Hunan dialect and Fujian dialect.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Guangxi