Which province do Chongqing, Shanghai, Dian, Qiong, and Guizhou represent?

Chongqing, Shanghai, Dian, Qiong, and Guizhou, the provinces represented are as follows:

1. Chongqing represents Chongqing.

Origin: Chongqing was called "Ba" in ancient times and was the capital of Ba during the Shang and Zhou dynasties. In the Qin Dynasty, it was called Jiangzhou. In the Sui Dynasty, it was called Yuzhou. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was called Gongzhou. The name Chongqing began in 1190. Because Zhao Dun, Emperor Guangzong of the Southern Song Dynasty, first granted the title of Prince Gong and then ascended the throne, he promoted Gongzhou to Chongqing Prefecture, which means "double celebration".

It was established as a municipality directly under the Central Government in 1949 and merged into Sichuan Province in 1954. In 1997, Chongqing was restored to a municipality directly under the Central Government.

In the Sui Dynasty, the Jialing River was called Yushui. Chongqing was located on the bank of the Jialing River and established Yuzhou, so Chongqing was referred to as "Yu".

2. Shanghai represents Shanghai.

Origin: The name Shanghai, which is abbreviated from the name of the big river in the territory, began in the Song Dynasty. At that time, Shanghai had become an emerging trade port in my country. At that time, there were eighteen major rivers in the Shanghai area, one of which was called Shanghai. Pu, with Shanghai Town on its west bank. In 1292, Shanghai was changed from a town to a county. This is the origin of the name Shanghai. In 1949, Shanghai was established as a municipality directly under the Central Government.

In ancient times, fishermen in the Shanghai area invented a bamboo fishing tool called the Hu. At that time, the name Shanghai did not exist. Therefore, this area was called "Shanghai Du", so Shanghai was abbreviated. "Shanghai". During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Shanghai was part of the fiefdom of Huang Xie, Lord Chun Shen of Chu, so Shanghai was nicknamed "Shen".

3. Dian represents Yunnan.

Origin: Yunnan was named after the historical administrative jurisdiction of some areas within the territory, and it was named after being located in the south of Yunling. Yunnan County was established in the Han Dynasty, which was the beginning of Yunnan's name. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Liuzhao, and later it was called Nanzhao; in the Song Dynasty, it was the Dali Kingdom; in the Yuan Dynasty, Yunnan Province and Yunnan roads were established; in the Ming Dynasty, Yunnan Province was established, and later it was changed to Yunnan Chief Envoy; in the Qing Dynasty, Yunnan Province was changed, and the name of the province has not changed to this day.

4. Qiong represents Hainan.

Origin: Hainan, named after Hainan Island. In the Tang Dynasty, it belonged to Lingnan Road; in the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Guangnan West Road; in the Yuan Dynasty, Hainan and Haibei Road were established, which was the beginning of the name for Hainan; in the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to Guangdong Province; in the Qing Dynasty, it was still under it, and Qiongya was officially called Hainan Island; in the Republic of China, it was still under it, and later it was named Hainan Island. The administrative region is still a province; after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Hainan Administrative Region was established, which is still a province. In 1988, Hainan Province was established, and the name of the province has not changed to this day.

5. Qian represents Guizhou.

Origin: The first character of the name of the province or district is the abbreviation of the historical administrative jurisdiction name of some areas in the territory, including Guizhou, which is named after Guishan. In the Tang Dynasty, it was the Central Guizhou Road; in the Song Dynasty, it belonged to the Kuizhou Road; in the Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to the Huguang Province; in the Ming Dynasty, Guizhou Chieftain was established, which was the beginning of the name of Guizhou, and later on, Guizhou Chief Envoy was established; Guizhou Province was changed to Guizhou Province in the Qing Dynasty, and the name of the province has not changed to this day.

Extended information:

1. China’s Fog City—Chongqing.

In fact, Chongqing is the real "Fog City". Chongqing has a mild climate and a humid subtropical monsoon climate, making it a livable city. However, Chongqing is known as "Fog Chongqing" because of its foggy weather. Chongqing has a lot of fog, which is caused by Chongqing’s geographical environment.

The average annual foggy days in Chongqing is 104, the annual average foggy days in London, England, known as the foggy capital of the world, is only 94, and Tokyo, Japan, the foggy capital in the Far East, has only 55 days. Chongqing is a veritable "Fog City", and Yunwu Mountain in Bishan County, Chongqing has as many as 204 foggy days throughout the year, which is called "the most foggy in the world".

2. Shopping paradise—Shanghai.

Shanghai is a "shopping paradise". It has long formed the "Four Streets and Four Cities": Nanjing Road, the first commercial street in China, Gaoya Huaihai Road, Sichuan North Road, the civilian commercial street, and Jinling East with southern architectural style. Road, the Yuyuan Mall with rich ethnic characteristics, the newly-emerged Xujiahui Mall, Pudong New Shanghai Commercial City and Kerry Evernight City; all together have built Shanghai's commercial image; the shops here are lined up row upon row, with a dazzling array of goods, century-old streets, specialty shops , famous brand monopoly each leads the way.

In addition, shopping places suitable for mass consumption such as Hong Kong Famous Store Street and Dimei Shopping Center under the People's Square, as well as Qipu Road, which is talked about by old Shanghainese; and Huating Road, which has long been famous, are all suitable for mass consumption. A popular shopping hub for locals and outsiders.

3. Traveling to Yunnan - Matsutake.

Matsutake is a rare fungus, its scientific name is Tricholoma matsutake, and its aliases include big flower fungus, pine fungus, peeling fungus, etc.

Matsutake has high nutritional value, rich in crude protein, crude fat, crude fiber and vitamins B1, B2, vitamin C, vitamin PP and other elements. It is not only delicious, but also has medicinal value. It can strengthen the body, benefit the stomach, relieve pain, It has unique functions such as regulating qi, reducing phlegm, deworming and treating diabetes. It is an ideal health food for the elderly. In Europe and Japan, matsutake has been regarded as a delicacy since ancient times. In ancient Japan, matsutake was also used by common people as a gift to nobles and royal relatives.

One of the tributes from relatives of the country.

The matsutake produced in Yunnan has large heads, thick stems, pure white and tender meat, and a strong fragrance. It is a delicacy for high-end banquets. The products are mainly used for export to earn foreign exchange.

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