What does Hetao mean?

Question 1: What does it mean to wash underwear in Hetao? There is a saying called "Hetao washes underpants"-quit without going ~! I used to think that the clothes people wear every day are jokes. Clothes are mainly divided into natural fibers and chemical fibers. Because they absorb ultraviolet rays from the sun, ultraviolet rays do different harm to fibers, so they should be treated separately when drying.

1. All clothes made of wool, acrylic fiber and vinyl fiber can be dried after washing.

2. Cotton and blended wool fabrics can be dried in the sun after washing, but they should be put away in time to avoid fiber damage caused by excessive exposure.

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3. Clothes made of tussah silk, polyester and polypropylene fabrics can be hung in the sun to dry to 50% to 60% after washing, and then moved to a cool and ventilated place to dry.

4. Silk, nylon fabric and viscose fiber clothes should not be exposed to the sun after washing, and should be dried in a ventilated and cool place.

Question 2: What does Hetao dialect in Inner Mongolia mean? Ordos Plateau is located in Yikezhao League in the south of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The Yellow River turns sharply and is surrounded on three sides, forming a big bow, which is customarily called the Yellow River Bay and, in a broad sense, the southern part of the Inner Mongolia Plateau. Ordos is Mongolian, which means there are many palaces. Because the mausoleum of Genghis Khan moved here in the Ming Dynasty, the Mongolian nomadic tribe was named Ordos, so the plateau was named. Broadly speaking, it belongs to the Inner Mongolia Plateau.

Question 3: What is a Hetao? Hetao is a plain and plateau area on both sides of the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River. Because of the developed agricultural irrigation, it is also called Hetao irrigation area.

Hetao, formerly known as Henan, is located in the north of the 37th parallel, which generally refers to the land east of Helan Mountain, west of Luliang Mountain, south of Yinshan Mountain and north of the Great Wall. Including Yinchuan Plain (Ningxia Plain) and parts of Ordos Plateau and Loess Plateau, belonging to Ningxia, Inner Mongolia and Shaanxi. Here, the Yellow River first goes north along Helan Mountain, then goes east because of the barrier of Yinshan Mountain, and then goes south along Luliang Mountain, forming a zigzag shape, so it is called "Hetao".

Hetao Plain is generally divided into Yinchuan Plain between Qingtongxia and Shizuishan in Ningxia, also known as "Tao Xi" and "Tao Dong" in Inner Mongolia. Sometimes "Hetao Plain" only refers to Tao Dong, which is juxtaposed with Yinchuan Plain. Tao Dong is divided into Bayannaoer Plain between Bayangaole and Xishanzui, also known as "back cover", and Tumochuan Plain between Baotou, Hohhot and Lamawan (namely Chilechuan and Hohhot Plain). Sometimes the Hetao Plain is called the Hetao-Tumochuan Plain.

As the saying goes, "The Yellow River is full of disasters, only one episode is rich", and "Huang Hefu Hetao is rich in the world, and the former is rich and the latter is rich". Hetao area has fertile soil and developed irrigation system, which is suitable for planting crops such as wheat, rice, cereals, soybeans, sorghum, corn and sugar beet. It has always been the most important agricultural area in northwest China. Today, the Hetao area is called "Rice River beyond the Great Wall". Animal husbandry and aquaculture in Hetao area are also very developed.

Hetao also has coal, iron, copper, gold, graphite, asbestos, salt, alkali, rare earth and other mineral resources.

Question 4: What is the meaning of "Hetao" in Hetao area? The word "Hetao" was first seen in some historical records, so it is not clear. The word "Hetao" has a long history, but we don't know which book it first appeared in.

Since the Yuan Dynasty, the word "Hetao" has appeared more and more in various books and has a relatively stable connotation. Used to refer to the areas east of Helan Mountain, south of Langshan Mountain and Daqingshan Mountain and along the Yellow River. With Wulashan as the boundary, there is a front cover in the east and a back cover in the west. There are also covers south of the Yellow River and north of the Great Wall, which are symmetrical with the back cover of Hebei. In the seventh year of Qing Qianlong (1742), the woodcut edition of Hetao annals edited by Chen came out.

After 1949, the extension of the word "Hetao" gradually narrowed, and it evolved into a larger scope that only refers to the domestic Hetao area or takes this area as the center. Therefore, in 1954, after the state abolished the organizational system of Suiyuan province, it approved the declaration of the people of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and named the domestic first-class administrative region "Hetao", that is, changed Shaanxi dam area into Hetao administrative region.

The state approved the use of the word "Hetao" to name the first-level administrative region in China, thus establishing the geographical uniqueness of this word (because the whole country cannot have the same name).