漢族はどこで発生した？
The Han Chinese trace a common ancestry to the Huaxia, a name for the initial confederation of agricultural tribes living along the Yellow River. The term "Huaxia" represents the collective neolithic confederation of agricultural tribes Hua and Xia who settled along the Central Plains around the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in northern China. The two tribes were the ancestors of the modern Han Chinese that gave birth to Chinese civilization. In addition, the Huaxia (literally "the civilized Xia people") was distinctively used to represent the Huaxia as a civilized ethnic group in contrast to what was perceived of different ethnic groups as barbaric peoples around them. In many overseas Chinese communities, the term Huaren () may be used for people of Chinese ethnicity as distinct from Zhongguoren () which refers to citizens of China. The term "Zhongguoren" also includes people of non-Han ethnicity. Han people () may also be used for people of Han Chinese descent around the world.
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