Guangzhou is known as the "Flower City", and its annual spring flower market attracts worldwide attention.
Yangcheng, another name for Guangzhou
Kunming, which enjoys the reputation of "Spring City", is the capital of Yunnan, the gateway city of China to Southeast Asia and South Asia, a national historical and cultural city, an important tourist and commercial city in China, and one of the important central cities in the western region.
Quancheng, another name of Jinan, is located in the middle and west of Shandong Province. Named after the famous 5A-level scenic spot, it is the first spring in the world, including 72 springs such as Baotu Spring, Daming Lake, Black Tiger Spring, Pearl Spring and Baishiquan, and it is a scenery in the south of the Yangtze River.
Zhenjiang, the capital of Jiangsu Province, was called in ancient times. Before moving the capital to Jianye, Sun Quan built a strong military fortress "Jingshi" in 2009 (the 14th year of Jian 'an) at the commanding height of Beigushan near Jingkou River, commonly known as Tiewengcheng.
The city that never sleeps, another name for new york, USA.
Question 2: What's the name of Fuzhou? Rongcheng is one of the nicknames of Fuzhou. Before the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fuzhou was called Yecheng. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zhang Boyu, the magistrate of Fuzhou, called on Fuzhou citizens to plant banyan trees everywhere. Since then, there has been a landscape of "no cover in midsummer, the city is green" on the streets of Fuzhou. Since then, Fuzhou has had crows in Rongcheng. In addition, there are "Fujian Capital", "Three Mountains" and "Zuohai" in Fuzhou.
Question 3: What is the name of Fuzhou, Fujian? Fuzhou is known as Rongcheng, Zuohai and Sanshan.
There are many famous and ancient trees in Fuzhou. As early as the Tang Dynasty, it was called Rongcheng. In the Song Dynasty, Zhang Boyu, the prefect, organized every household to plant banyan trees, and the city was covered with green trees. So it is called "Rongcheng".
Fuzhou faces the sea in the east, and the ancients stayed in the east, so it is also called Zuohai. After the Song Dynasty, a large number of celebrities, such as Cai Xiang, Cheng Shimeng, Ceng Gong, Zhao Ruyu, Liang Kejia and Xin Qiji, successively took charge of Fuzhou, vigorously promoting economic and cultural development, so Fuzhou enjoyed the reputation of "Zou Lu by the sea".
In Fuzhou, there are three mountains, five mountains and Pingshan, the White Pagoda and the Five Pagodas are opposite, and the Minjiang River runs through the city, forming a unique urban pattern of three mountains, two pagodas and one river. Therefore, it is called Sanshan.
Question 4: Why is Fuzhou nicknamed Rongcheng? Fuzhou's nickname is Rongcheng, not Rongcheng. Rongcheng is another name for the provincial capital of Sichuan.
Fuzhou, the capital city of Fujian, is also known as Rongcheng. Origin: The cultivation of banyan trees in Fuzhou has become a common practice since ancient times. Especially in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhang Boyu, the magistrate, advocated "planting banyan trees in households" and "the city is full of green trees, but it is not covered in summer". The banyan tree is evergreen all the year round, with lush foliage, majestic and full of vitality, which makes Fuzhou have the reputation of "Rongcheng". There are still many banyan trees in Fuzhou at present. 1985 On February 8th, the 12th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Eighth People's Congress of Fuzhou decided to name Banyan Tree Fuzhou.
Rongcheng is the abbreviation of Furong City and another name of Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province. According to legend, after five generations, Meng Changjun planted hibiscus flowers all over Miyagi, and Chengdu was named Furong City, which was later referred to as Rongcheng or Rong.
Question 5: Why is Fuzhou called Fuzhou Tour 1? The city of banyan trees, the blessed state, refers to Fuzhou.
2. Fuzhou, referred to as Rongcheng, Sanshan, Zuohai, Yecheng and Du Min for short, is the capital of Fujian Province, located in the east of Fujian and the lower reaches of Minjiang River. It is an important city in the southeast coast, the political, economic, cultural, scientific research center and modern financial service center of the economic zone on the west side of the Taiwan Strait.
3. Fuzhou, also known as Rongcheng, is full of banyan trees, which not only adorn the blessed land with green, bring refreshment and add aesthetic feeling, but also influence the spiritual character of Fuzhou people with the spirit of "taking root, living like a torch, being United as one, being United as one, sheltering all beings and being indomitable" and inspire them to strive for self-improvement.
Fuzhou is located on the southeast edge of Eurasia, bordering the Pacific Ocean in the east, on the southeast coast of China, at the mouth of Minjiang River in the middle and east of Fujian Province, and across the sea from Taiwan Province Province. It is located at 2515' ~ 26 39' north latitude and118' ~120 31'east longitude, bordering the East China Sea, Nanping and Sanming in the west, Ningde in the north and Putian in the south.
Question 6: What's the name of Shanghai? Shanghai has a long history and is one of the second batch of 38 famous historical and cultural cities announced by the State Council 1986. The west of Shanghai became land 6000 years ago. The formation of urban land took place in the first half of 10 century.
In 223 BC, Kuaiji County was established after Qin destroyed Chu, and Suzhou was its governing place. Huiji County governs Miu County, Youquan County and Haiyan County. Miao county includes Jiading and Shanghai counties, Qingpu and Songjiang counties and some urban areas. There is also a Miao town named after Miao in Jiading County today. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he built the Kuanchi Road from Xianyang to Jiangsu and Shanghai via Hubei and Hunan. According to historical records, the equator is 50 steps wide and a tree is planted every 3 feet. Chidao passes through the northwest of Songjiang today, "crossing Qingpu Gutang Bridge and connecting Wucheng in the west". In 2 10 BC, Qin Shihuang led a group of military commanders such as Prime Minister Reese and his youngest son Hu Hai to tour the south. They passed through the west of Songjiang, Hengshan, Xiaokunshan and Sancha in the south of Qingpu, and saw that the local products were rich, people came and went, and people rowed boats and traded on the water. This shows that Shanghai had not yet formed a city.
In the Han Dynasty in 207 BC, Miao County was called Lou County. Haiyan County, located in today's Jinshan County, was a vassal state of Liu Bi in Han Dynasty, where seawater was boiled to make salt. This kind of salt is called loose salt, which is of good quality and large quantity and is shipped to Wudu (Suzhou) for distribution. Haiyan County has developed, and so has Youquan County. Due to local subsidence, some sea salt turned into lakes and fists fell into the valley water. Around the second year of Emperor Han Ping, Haiyan County was forced to move south.
In the Jin Dynasty, Shanghai mainly relied on fishing and salt income, and its economy was quite developed. In the first year of Liang Datong in the Southern Dynasties (585), Haiyan County was divided into Qingpu County and Qianjing County. In the Tang Dynasty, Jianhuating County was established in southern Kunshan, eastern Jiaxing and northern Haiyan, and the county was located in Songjiang County. In the fifth year of Tianbao (746), Qinglong Town was established in Jiang Nanan, Wusong, northeast of Qingpu, directly under Huating County. Qinglong Town was originally the place where Wu built and moored warships during the Three Kingdoms period. Qinglong Port is the starting point of the lower reaches of Wusong River and a new port for foreign trade in Tang Dynasty. Marine ships can not only reach coastal and inland towns, but also go straight to Japan and North Korea.
In the early Song Dynasty, Huating County was changed to Xiuzhou (now Jiaxing). At this time, the beach east of Huating County has become an important salt field, with a large population and jumping ships, and the business is increasingly developed. In the first year of Song Xuanhe (1 1 19), with the dredging of Songjiang Waterway again, Qinglong Town had a greater development. According to Mei, a poet of the Song Dynasty, recorded in Qinglong magazine, Qinglong Town has 22 bridges, 36 squares, and "three pavilions, seven towers and thirteen temples with thousands of fireworks", which is known as "Little Hangzhou". Although Qinglong Town is so prosperous, Shanghai, as the mouth of Huating, is still a desolate fishing village. Later, due to the shallow siltation in the lower reaches of Wusong River, Qinglong Town, which was once prosperous, gradually lost its position as a good port at the mouth of the Yangtze River, and became increasingly depressed.
During the reign of Song Xining (l068-l077), the trade center moved to the northeast of Huating, forming a residential area, and the fishing village became a small town with a certain scale. In the third year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1267), the town government was formally established here. Because it is located on the west side of Puxi, Shanghai, it is called "Shanghai Town". From the Yuan Dynasty to the 14th year of Yuan Dynasty (l277), a city shipping company was established in Shanghai Town, which was called the seven major city shipping companies in China together with Guangzhou, Quanzhou, Wenzhou, Hangzhou, Qingyuan and Ganpu. Bos yamen, the headquarters city, was located in the later Shanghai county, which is today Guangqi Road, Fangbang South Road, Xiaodongmen.
From the Yuan Dynasty to the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (l29 1), the "Shanghai County" was formally established, which was the beginning of Shanghai's construction. By the Ming Dynasty, there were many shops and restaurants in Shanghai. At this time, Shanghai has become a famous "Southeast City". In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the administrative divisions of Shanghai evolved again, gradually forming the scale of Shanghai today.
On the eve of the Opium War in l840, Shanghai County was bordered by Chuansha in the east, Nanhui in the south, Qingpu in the west and Baoshan in the north. There are 63 streets and lanes in the county, with many shops, fresh feathers and vast territory, so it is called "the city of southeast".
After the defeat of the Opium War, on August 29th, 1842, the Qing Dynasty ordered Paiying to surrender, and Ilibu signed the treaty of nanking with Pu Dingcha, the British plenipotentiary. The third paragraph of the treaty stipulates: "From now on, the Great Emperor (Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty) allowed the British people and their families to live in five ports along the coast of the Qing Dynasty, namely Guangzhou, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Ningbo and Shanghai, without any obstacles to trade." Then, on the pretext of "cleaning up the mess", Britain signed the Humen Treaty with the Qing Dynasty on 18431October 8. ......& gt& gt
Question 7: Which city in China is called Rongcheng China City?
Guangzhou-Yangcheng Flower City
Chongqing-Mountain City and Fog City
Xiangtan-Manganese Capital, Liancheng
Chongqing-Fog City, Mountain City
Hangzhou-Hang Cheng
Ningbo-Yongcheng
Wenzhou-Lucheng
Shaoxing-Yuecheng
Jiaxing-Xiucheng
Huacheng-Guangzhou
Suzhou Watertown
Jiangcheng-Wuhan
Quancheng-Jinan
Rongcheng-Fuzhou
Rongcheng-Chengdu
Shancheng-Chongqing
Ice City-Harbin
Spring City-Kunming
Sunshine City-* * *
Shitoucheng-Nanjing
Taodou-Yixing
Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital
Another name for China City.
Guangzhou-Yangcheng Flower City
Chongqing-Mountain City and Fog City
Xiangtan-Manganese Capital, Liancheng
Chongqing-Fog City, Mountain City
Changsha-Xingcheng, Tancheng
Chengdu-Rongcheng, Jincheng
Kunming-Spring City, Flower City
Question 8: Where are people called cities? China has a long history, and many famous cities have various nicknames besides their real names.
Some cities have multiple nicknames, for example, Yangzhou has three ―― Guangling, Jiangdu and Weiyang;
There are four in Changzhou ―― Yanling, Piling, Jinling and Yanghu; There are five in Suzhou ―― Wuzhong, Wumen, Gusu, Nagato and Jinchang; There are six in Nanjing-Jinling, Moling, Jianye, Jiankang, Jiangning and Shicheng.
When writing poems and articles about a place, literati often call it by some old names or nicknames instead of its real name or current name, such as the poem "Although the Silk City is delicious, I would rather go home soon" by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Liu Yong, a poet in the Song Dynasty, has a word of flourishing Qiantang since ancient times. Seriously written in the Yuan Dynasty; Liu Xianting, a geographer in Qing Dynasty, was named Guangyangzi, and his title was; Ji Yun, a writer of Qing Dynasty; Qiu Jin, a revolutionist in the late Qing Dynasty, was named Jianhu Nvxia; * * * Poems of Yuzhou with leaves and works, etc. Readers who don't know the details are really at a loss in the face of many place names. In fact, Jincheng (Chengdu), Qiantang Wulin (Hangzhou), Yangguang (Beijing), Luanyang (Chengde), Jianhu (Shaoxing) and Yuzhou (Chongqing) are all nicknames of a specific city.
Beijing, formerly known as Yanjing Jimen Youzhou, was the capital of Yan State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it was also the seat of Youzhou after the Han Dynasty. After Qin Shihuang destroyed Yan, he established a county in Beijing, so Beijing was nicknamed.
Zhi gu Jingu Jinmen is another name of Tianjin, because Tianjin's real name is zhi gu. After Tianjin was founded in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, it was called Jingu Ancient Merchants. After Ming Chengzu moved to Beijing, his land happened to be the gateway of Kyrgyzstan, so he was nicknamed Jinmen.
Shanghai is referred to as Shanghai for short because a section of the lower reaches of the Wusong River (Suzhou River) in China was called Hudu in ancient times; Another name is short for Shen, because the Huangpu River in China was once called Chunjiang Shen or short for Shen.
Chongqing, also known as Yuzhou, was once located here during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Because it is foggy for more than 100 days all year round, it is also called the foggy city.
Nanjing is one of the ancient capitals of China, also known as Jinling Moling Jianye Jiankang. During the Warring States Period, Chu Weiwang set up Jinling City here, and it was changed to Moling County in the Qin Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan moved the capital here, renamed Jianye, and changed it to Jiankang in the Western Jin Dynasty. Nanjing is called Ning for short, because it was ruled by jiangning house in ancient times.
Kaifeng is also a famous ancient capital, nicknamed Bianjing, which is the name of an ancient waterway where Bianzhou was located in the Tang Dynasty. Kaifeng is also called Liang, or Bianliang, because it was the capital of Wei during the Warring States Period.
Taiyuan is also called Bingzhou, because Taiyuan was ruled by Bingzhou after the Han Dynasty.
Hangzhou is also called Qiantang, because Qiantang County was established here in Qin Dynasty, and it was changed to Qiantang in Tang Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, the capital was moved here and was under the jurisdiction of Lin 'an Prefecture, so Hangzhou was also called Lin 'an. Lingyin Mountain and Tianzhu Mountain in the west of West Lake in Hangzhou were collectively called Wulin Mountain in ancient times, so Hangzhou is also called Wulin.
Suzhou was the capital of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, so it was nicknamed Wuzhong Wumen. In addition, Suzhou has Gusu Mountain in the southwest, Changmen in the west and Jinchang Pavilion in the west, so Suzhou is also called Gusu Chang ... >>
Question 9: What are the nicknames of cities in China? For example; Fuzhou-Rongcheng, another name for China city.
Guangzhou-Yangcheng Flower City
Chongqing-Mountain City and Fog City
Xiangtan-Manganese Capital, Liancheng
Chongqing-Fog City, Mountain City
Hangzhou-Hang Cheng
Ningbo-Yongcheng
Wenzhou-Lucheng
Shaoxing-Yuecheng
Jiaxing-Xiucheng
Huacheng-Guangzhou
Suzhou Watertown
Jiangcheng-Wuhan
Quancheng-Jinan
Rongcheng-Fuzhou
Rongcheng-Chengdu
Shancheng-Chongqing
Ice City-Harbin
Spring City-Kunming
Sunshine City-* * *
Shitoucheng-Nanjing
Taodou-Yixing
Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital
Another name for China City.
Guangzhou-Yangcheng Flower City
Chongqing-Mountain City and Fog City
Xiangtan-Manganese Capital, Liancheng
Chongqing-Fog City, Mountain City
Changsha-Xingcheng, Tancheng
Chengdu-Rongcheng, Jincheng
Kunming-Spring City, Flower City
Nanyangwan
Nanning-Yong
Ningbo-Yong
Kaifeng-side branch
Wuhan-Jiangcheng
Shanghai-Songhu Lake
Jinhua-wucheng
Chengde-Jehol
Putian-Licheng
Chaozhou-Fengcheng
Jining-Rencheng
Xuzhou-Pengcheng
Datong-Pingcheng
Jiaxing-he cheng
Anqing-Yicheng
Xichang-Moon City
Fushun-meidu
Yangzhou-wucheng
Yixing-Taodou
Hangzhou-Wulin
Wenzhou-Lucheng
Quzhou-Ke Cheng
Bengbu-Pearl City
Quanzhou-Licheng
Zhangzhou-Xiangcheng
Xuchang-cigarette market
Huizhou-Goose City
Liuzhou-Longcheng
Luzhou-Wine City
Neijiang-Sweet City
Gejiu-Xi Du
Jinchang niedu
Qingdao-Island City
Yantai-port city
Qufu, the holy city
Dongying-Oil City
Xiangtan-Liancheng
Hengyang-Yancheng
Fuzhou-Rongcheng
Dalian-Bincheng
Changchun-automobile city
Shiyan-automobile city
Suzhou-Shuicheng
Xiamen-Lucheng
Anshan-Gangcheng
Hohhot-Qingcheng Mountain
Harbin-Bingcheng
Turpan-Huozhou
Harbin-Bingcheng
Jingdezhen-Cidu
Lengshuijiang-Antimony Capital
Qiqihar-he cheng
Weifang-Kite City
* * *-Sunshine City
Shishi-clothing city
Liaocheng-Phoenix City
Ruili-Little Hong Kong
Qujing-Qilin City