The descent of Gansu people is a mixture of Huns and Turks, which can be traced back to ancient times and is a mixture of Han, Huns and Turks. Although there are many ethnic minorities in Gansu, such as Hui, Tibetan, Dongxiang, Tu, Yugur, Baoan and Mongolian. The mixed-race descendants of Han people and Huns and Turks still account for the majority. Gansu originated from the initials of Ganzhou and Suzhou. In the pre-Qin period, China was divided into Kyushu, and most of Gansu Province belonged to Yongzhou and Liangzhou, formerly known as the land of Liang Yong.

Character of Gansu people

Generally speaking, Gansu people are simple, kind and straightforward, with the simplicity of northwest people, the shrewdness of southerners and the boldness and frankness of northerners. Outsiders say that Gansu people, although different in personality, are stubborn, love to wrangle, refuse to accept the truth, and can't get back.

It's hard to please women, especially at home. In fact, Gansu men are very self-disciplined. When a person says something wrong or does something wrong outside, it will affect the image of a family and a village. In that way, few people will say that they can read, and the family style is not good, or the village has no culture and bad atmosphere.

Therefore, a person's words and deeds represent the image of a family, a surname and a village, so they all take it as their duty to maintain the good manners of their family, surname and village, and do nothing obscene or absurd. Most men in Gansu show intelligence. Gansu has a long history and profound cultural accumulation. Although poor, respect for culture is very rare. Those who know something about music will always teach their children to learn a traditional musical instrument. Reading and writing are lifelong courses for men.