英文摘要:Yong Jing Township is in the southeast of central Chang Hua County. It located in the slow flowing area in Zouo Shui River where was originally in the range of Da Wu Jun Village, Hong Ya Aboriginal Tribe. The topography here is flat and low and it has difficulty of drainage. Thus, flood is frequent seen and with disadvantage of farming. The immigrants were mainly Hakka-Cantonese in the late rulership of Emperor Kan Xi to the very beginning of Emperor Chian Long around 1700. Before developing the drainage system, Cantonese cultivated farms seasonably. The cultivators came to Taiwan in early spring and back in winter. After No. 15 Canal was built, Cantonese changed dry farm lands into paddy filed. They did not settle down until the availability of farm usage and the stability of agricultural products. Narrow villages are along the sides of this canal. Although the farming environment was truly dangerous, Cantonese established their own homeland with diligence and persistence. In 1813 (Emperor Jiang Ching ,Ching Dynasty), the Cantonese concentrated funds in front of Guang Gong Temple and then built a new street, Yong Jing St., because of the heavy population and traffic inconvenience. But surrounding with the superiority of Chuang Tribe and Zhang Tribe, Cantonese people were subjected an enormous threat and lost between their own protecting properties and living especially when tribe conflicting fights occurred. In the ruling period of Emperor Tong Zhi, Taiwan society changed and there were less tribe fights after the case of Dai Chao Chun. Meanwhile, the “No. 72 Village”, a protective and religious organization gathering by Cantonese and Fukien people in this area. Through religious worship and building temples, people developed the relationship between different tribes. This is a sign of integration. And it helped both Cantonese and Fukien people get rids of those terrible experiences which were caused by conflict and fights and lead a peaceful community. Yong Jing accent combined with Fukien and Hakka folk language. The form of Yong Jin accent is not a combination of language but also the meaning of integration. The main purposes of this research are below: First, discuss the development of Yong Jing St. when Chinese people immigrated in Ching dynasty. Second, this research focus on figuring out the reason of how the Cantonese and Fukien people conquered the conflict and led to the integrating steadiness and besides, finding the role that religious organization played like No. 72 Village. Third, the discussion of the process of the forming and developing in Yong Jing accent in this research is guiding researchers to reveal the most original environments and transitions in Yong Jing Township in order to offer reference of locality education.