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Summary. Qinqin, Hongshan culture, originated in the southwest of the Northeast region. Started five or six thousand years ago, it is one of the earliest relics of Chinese civilization, distributed in the Rehe area in the west of Northeast China, from the central and southern regions of Inner Mongolia in the north, to the north of Hebei, to the west of Liaoning in the east, and the upper reaches of the Xilamulun River and Laoha River and Daling River in the Liaohe River Basin.

The Hongshan cultural relics were first discovered in 1921. In 1935, the ruins of Hongshan in the eastern suburbs of Chifeng were excavated, and in 1954, the naming of Hongshan culture was proposed, and since the 70s, a large-scale archaeological survey has been carried out in Zhaowuda League (now Chifeng City) and Chaoyang area in northwest Liaoning, and nearly 1,000 ruins have been discovered. Large-scale excavations were carried out in the Lingyuan, Kazuodongshanzui and Jianping Niuheliang ruins in the Songling Mountains and Nurur Tiger Mountains, which brought the research of Hongshan culture into a new stage.

In 2014, Chifeng City and Chaoyang City jointly signed the Memorandum of Understanding on the Joint Application of Hongshan Cultural Sites for World Cultural Heritage, announcing that they would jointly apply for the Hongshan Cultural Heritage Site.

When was the Red Hill culture discovered?

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Qinqin, Hongshan culture, originated in the southwest of the Northeast region. Started five or six thousand years ago, it is one of the earliest relics of Chinese civilization, distributed in the Rehe area in the west of Northeast China, from the central and southern regions of Inner Mongolia in the north, to the north of Hebei, to the west of Liaoning in the east, and the upper reaches of the Xilamulun River and Laoha River and Daling River in the Liaohe River Basin. The Hongshan cultural relics were first discovered in 1921.

In 1935, the ruins of Hongshan in the eastern suburbs of Chifeng were excavated, and in 1954, the naming of Hongshan culture was proposed, and since the 70s, a large-scale archaeological survey has been carried out in Zhaowuda League (now Chifeng City) and Chaoyang area in northwest Liaoning, and nearly 1,000 ruins have been discovered. Large-scale excavations were carried out in the Lingyuan, Kazuodongshanzui and Jianping Niuheliang ruins in the Songling Mountains and Nurur Tiger Mountains, which brought the research of Hongshan culture into a new stage. In 2014, Chifeng City and Chaoyang City jointly signed the Memorandum of Understanding on the Joint Application of Hongshan Cultural Sites for World Cultural Heritage, announcing that they would jointly apply for the Hongshan Cultural Heritage Site.

Northern Regions. The middle culture is based on the Hongshan culture.

It is an agricultural culture created by a tribal collective activity in the north of Yanshan and the upper reaches of the Daling River and the Xiliao River five or six thousand years ago, which was found in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

The suburb of the Red Mountain is named after the ruins.

There are four types of pottery of Hongshan culture: clay red pottery, sand-filled gray pottery, clay gray pottery and clay black pottery. Decorated with thin rope patterns, carved patterns and additional pile patterns, the diamond-shaped hollow pattern composed of thin rope patterns has begun to have the characteristics of thunder patterns. The utensils are sand-filled gray pottery straight cylinder jars, bowls and pots, hollow beans, pots, and vessel seats, bowls, zun, amphorae and large-mouth jars.

In the late period, large flat-bottomed pots appeared, large open folded shallow plates of fine-stemmed beans, and painted pottery appeared.

The Hongshan culture is dated to 4000 BC and 3000 BC.

The culture of Hongshan is a long time ago.

An agricultural culture created by a tribal group operating north of Yanshan and in the upper reaches of the Daling and Xiliao rivers in the past five or six thousand years. It is named after the Hongshanhou ruins that were first discovered in the suburbs of Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

The Hongshan culture is centered on the Xilamurong River, Laoha River and Daling River, which are tributaries of the Liao River in the Liaohe River Basin, with a distribution area of 200,000 square kilometers.

It lasted for about 5,000 or 6,000 years, and lasted for 2,000 years. The social form of Hongshan culture was in the heyday of matrilineal clan society in the early stage, and the main social structure was a tribal group linked by female blood groups, and gradually transitioned to patrilineal clans in the late period. The economic form is mainly agriculture, and animal husbandry, fishing, and hunting coexist.

Its remains are characterized by the Neolithic culture of faience and zigzag pottery, as well as fine stone tools.

It originated from the Hongshanhou site on the outskirts of Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

About 6,000 years ago, the Hongshan culture was originally found in the Red Mountain of Zhaowu Dameng in Inner Mongolia, and the unearthed jade mainly includes jade dragon, jade mantle, jade turtle, jade beast, jade bird, jade Xuanji, jade bi, horseshoe-shaped ware, jade hook cloud-shaped ware, etc. Among them, the shape of the jade dragon is bent forward like a ring, thicker, the mouth is like a pig, some have long hyena, some have no hyena, it is the earliest jade dragon in the known era.