先秦"夷狄"与"诸夏"交流交往交融OACHSSCD

The formation of a sense of community for the Chinese nation is an inevitable outcome of historical development.During the Xia,Shang,and Zhou dynasties,the various Huaxia states in the Central Plains continuously engaged with and integrated with the surrounding non-Huaxia peoples,collectively merging and evolving.This marked the early emergence of a shared consciousness among the Chinese people.In the Spring and Autumn period,the feudal states expanded their territories and established dominance through annexation wars.Among these,the integration of Qi with the Dongyi peoples,Qin with the Xirong peoples,Chu with the Nanman peoples,and Jin with the Beidi peoples served as prominent examples.The conflicts and integration among different ethnic groups in the pre-Qin era accelerated the interaction and fusion among the Huaxia states,contributing significantly to the shaping of a"unified"chinese territory.On the other hand,it fostered the early development of a collective consciousness among the chinese people,offering valuable insights for forging a strong sense of community for the chinese nation in the new era.