As early as the Stone Age, there were already human activities in Huizhou. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Huizhou culture developed to a certain extent and was closely related to the Central Plains culture. Huizhou has been the "important town in eastern Guangdong" since the Sui and Yong dynasties, and has been the political, economic, military and cultural center and commodity distribution center of Dongjiang River basin for more than 1000 years. In the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang (2 14 BC), Luo Fu County was established in Huizhou. During the Three Kingdoms period, in the first year of Ganlu at the end of Wu Dynasty (265), Luo Fu was changed to Boluo, and Xinle County (the predecessor of Guishan County) was also cut. In the first year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (326), Dongguan County and Boluo County were separated from Nanhai County. 1 1 year (AD 59 1 year), there were two governors in Lingnan: Guangzhou and Zhou Xun. During the Tang Dynasty, there were only two states in eastern Guangdong, Chaozhou and Zhou Xun. In the first year of the Five Dynasties (9 17), this place was ruled by Zhou Zhen. In the 4th year of Tianxi in Song Zhenzong (A.D. 1020), Huizhou was renamed "Hui" in order to avoid being a prince, and the name of Huizhou has been used ever since. Huizhou Road in Yuan Dynasty; The Ming and Qing Dynasties were Huizhou Prefecture.