近代山西移民与乡村社会
[Abstract]:At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, affected by famine, war and other factors, the rural society in North China underwent great changes, and a large number of victims poured into Shanxi from all over. From the point of view of time, the modern Shanxi immigrants began from the "Dingwu Qi famine" in the late Qing Dynasty, flourished in the turbulent Republic of China, reached its peak during the War of Resistance against Japan, and after the founding of the people's Republic of China, it tended to level off because of the stability of the political situation and the national collective economy. From the spatial point of view, the number of immigrants in Shanxi Province is decreasing from south to north, and immigrants are mainly concentrated in southern Shanxi and southeast Shanxi. From the place of origin, immigrants mainly from Hebei, Shandong, Henan Province, as well as Hui, Hunan, Jiangxi, Sichuan and other cross-regional immigrants. The reason is the result of a series of factors, such as history, ecology, location, society, culture and so on. The imbalance of human-land relationship is the fundamental factor of population flow. In terms of quantity, the total number of emigrants to Shanxi in modern times exceeded 1.5 million, which is a major migration event. The immigration has a certain influence on the rural population structure, social structure, economic structure, settlement form and so on, which also causes the corresponding social problems. Taking population flow as the starting point is helpful to understand the transition process from "closed" to "open" in modern North China countryside. The problem of resource allocation caused by a large number of immigrants is the root of contradictions and disputes between natives. The influx of people fleeing famine formed a special group in the village-the outsider. In order to survive, these people fled the famine through hardships, falling into a foreign land. As destitute foreigners, they are marginalized in the fields of arable land, housing, marriage, politics and so on. They can only make a living by selling labor, renting land, borrowing and so on. In this way, foreign households and some of the village's old households naturally formed employment, tenancy, loan relationship. In order to gain the right to live in the village, the foreign households become the people of the village. Besides the land, the most important thing is to establish one's own kinship and geographical network. In the kinship, foreign households through adoptions, recognition of relatives, worshipers and other simulated blood relations; male into the burden, women married into other in-laws to establish ties with the local people, gradually take root in the village. Geographically, immigrants intermarry each other, assist and support each other in production and life, gradually form a social and cultural network of immigrants, get along with local people and compete with each other. As tenants or farmers, they become the bottom of the modern rural society. Although they try to adapt and integrate into the local society, it is very difficult for them to turn over through economic means in a short period of time. After the advent of the revolution, the CPC actively encouraged the masses at the bottom to participate in the revolutionary movement, and foreign households became one of the targets of mobilization. During the War of Resistance against Japan, foreign households were an important force in the economic construction of base areas, and after liberation, Land reform was a thorough solution to many social problems caused by reducing population mobility in the late Qing Dynasty and the reconstruction of rural social order. The land reform movement not only made the distribution of wealth equal between the outside households and the old households, but also made the relations between them equal. After the agricultural cooperative movement, the foreign households finally realized the equality with the old households in the traditional sense.
【学位授予单位】:山西大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:K29
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