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Why do you feel that the names of Zhumadian, Zaozhuang and Hefei are so earthy?

China has a vast territory, rich resources and a long history of culture. The place names in many places contain a period of history.

In the early days of the founding of New China, Xiangyang, Hubei Province was renamed Xiangfan, which turned into a big joke like a joke, but now it has changed. However, in history, there are many such names that have been changed to the local people. Let me tell you something about these cities.

First of all, Zaozhuang, when you hear the name Zaozhuang, you will feel full of red dates, but you know, he also has a very literary name called blue collar, which means highland full of orchids. Lanling Xia, one of the four beautiful boys in ancient China, was born here, but now if you say you are Lanling Xia, I'm afraid you will be called King Zaozhuang.

Besides, Zhumadian, a city in Henan Province, also has a very elegant name, Runan, which means you are south of the water. Although it is also a very common name, Zhumadian is simply a sense of difference between three thousands of feet.

Everyone has heard of Vae's Luzhou Moon, which is about Hefei now, but how did it change from Luzhou to two chubby people? The name of Luzhou began in the first year of Huang Kai in Sui Dynasty. It used to be called Hefei, named after the confluence of the East Hefei River and the South Hefei River, and later evolved into the present Hefei.

Changshan changed to Shijiazhuang, Jiuyuan changed to Baotou and Yongjia changed to Wenzhou. Think about it. When the two armies confronted each other on the battlefield, Zhao Zilong rode his horse and shouted, "I'm Zhao Zilong from Shijiazhuang, and the other party replied loudly," I'm Lu Bu from Baotou, and my original prestige suddenly became? Pancao? Just? /p & gt;

There are countless similar examples, such as Chang 'an, which means long-term stability. Its position in the history of China is self-evident, but after Chang 'an was changed to Xi 'an, I'm afraid everyone will only remember Xi 'an's cold-skinned mutton and bread pieces in soup. Having said that, do you know your hometown? Is there a better name than now?