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Original Name:华夏 (huá xià)Gender:NeutralKind:PlaceScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:412Chapters:184
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Huaxia
Original Name 华夏
Type Country 231 641
Language Chinese, also described as Mandarin or the language of Huaxia 231 608 641
Currency Huaxia yuan 331
Notable Locations Magic City; Yanjing 441 599
  • Magic City — Xiao Yu’s home base, where he returns after his travels and carries out cultivation and artifact refining 441 659.
  • Yanjing — The location of a small-world barrier Xiao Yu plans to investigate after reaching the Golden Core Stage; it is also associated with the influential Yanjing Four Young Masters 599 922.
  • Relocated small-world entrance — Xiao Yu destroys an existing passage, returns to Huaxia, and opens a replacement, bringing access to the small world under his control 657.
  • Fog City — A city within the Netherworld Small World, in a region described as Huaxia territory and populated entirely by Huaxia ghosts. Its residents build courtyard houses, villas, palaces, and mansions using spiritual power 699 712.

Society and Culture

Employment, Education, and Settlement

  • Basic support: The narrative describes communities, neighborhood committees, and government bodies helping poorer residents obtain basic jobs and benefits. Access to at least some schooling is also presented as available regardless of poverty 231 684.
  • Citizenship: Obtaining Huaxia citizenship is described as exceptionally difficult. Chiba Mizuki regards marriage as a practical route toward settling permanently and asks Xiao Yu to find her a partner in Huaxia 231.
  • Changing marriage customs: Feng Yijun recalls that wealthy families thirty years earlier strongly prioritized matching family backgrounds and arranged marriage alliances. He contrasts that period with a more open-minded present 451.

Martial Arts and Cultivation

  • Martial-arts reputation: Li An initially travels to Huaxia to study martial arts, inspired by figures such as Bruce Lee. He discovers that his belief that everyone could leap across rooftops and scale walls was mistaken 423.
  • Traditional relationship ideals: Xi Linghua invokes the “three obediences and four virtues” to justify lifelong devotion to one man. Similar expectations shape Han Wei’s mother’s demands that a married woman obey her husband and mother-in-law 383 627.

Internet and Livestreaming

Xiao Yu’s Domestic Audience

  • Fortune-telling boom: During Kamela’s visit, online searches and trending topics are saturated with fortune-telling recommendations and Master Xiao. As an annual visitor, she considers this a striking change from the previous year 330.
  • Initially domestic access: Most of Xiao Yu’s fans are from Huaxia. When Li An appears, the streaming company has not yet opened overseas channels, so foreign viewers must also be within Huaxia to watch 423.
  • International expansion: Later, viewers remark that Xiao Yu has gone international and that his stream now contains many foreigners 664.

Fan Mutual Aid Website

  • Regional organization: The website’s community chat is divided into Huaxia and overseas sections. With few participants in the overseas section, users largely gather in the Huaxia section instead 904.
  • Language influence: At one million registered members, the website makes Huaxia’s language appear central to its international community, prompting Xiao Yu to feel pride in his homeland 904.

Cultivation and Supernatural Affairs

Eastern–Western Peace Treaty

Jacques explains that Eastern and Western cultivators are separated by a peace treaty enforced through punishment from the Heavenly Dao 642.

  • Border restrictions: Crossing the boundary is forbidden even for a peaceful vacation. Jacques says that flying to Huaxia would cause heavenly lightning to destroy his aircraft before he disembarked 642.
  • New-generation exception: Xiao Yu’s open arrival in Paris and use of cultivation lead Jacques to conclude that the treaty no longer binds younger practitioners. He believes Amandina and younger members of other factions can now cross as well 641 642.
  • Spiritual-revival speculation: Xiao Yu’s strength at twenty-four makes Jacques suspect a spiritual energy revival in Huaxia. This is Jacques’s inference, not a confirmed nationwide development 642.
  • Risk of conflict: Jacques warns that the treaty’s failing restrictions could allow previously separated powers to cause trouble 642.

Proposed Cultivation Access

  • Huaxia-only proposal: While considering Fog City’s future as a cultivation society, Xiao Yu muses about restricting cultivation to Huaxia people. The passage presents this as a hypothetical idea, not an enacted rule 712.

Major Events

Event Significance
Hive’s cyberattacks Jiang Qihao identifies Hive as an organization that specifically targets Huaxia through extortion and attacks on police networks 173.
Overseas herb expedition Xiao Yu locates Hundred-Grass Dew outside Huaxia and completes the journey abroad and back in six days 266.
Threats against Liu Shan General Alec agrees to arrest Lanny and Beryl abroad and escort them to Huaxia after they threaten Xiao Yu’s wife 742.
Overseas legal victory Huaxia fans celebrate Li Ruzhi’s victory against Kim Jeong-tae’s side. Xiao Yu, Li Ruzhi, and Song Qingrong subsequently return to Huaxia 773.
Liu Yu’s return invitation After the Death Experiment exposes Liu Yu’s ability, Xiao Yu warns that powerful people may target him or his family and invites him back to Huaxia 904.

Appearances

412
Total Mentions
184
Chapters Appeared
2.24
Avg. per Chapter