Five difficult place names in Zhengzhou, Wulibao, Ji Cheng, Xingyang, Surabaya and Goutang, how many do you know?

Many people can't pronounce five difficult place names in Zhengzhou correctly. How many can you pronounce correctly?

Zhengzhou, a famous tourist city in Henan Province, has the most famous temple in China and the Shaolin Temple, which is called "the first ancient temple in the world". I went to Zhengzhou with the mentality of traveling, but I never thought I would make a lot of jokes in Zhengzhou. When I was playing, I met the most difficult place name in Zhengzhou, Wulibao. Few people can correctly read all the "treasures" used for place names, such as Baozhen in Shanghai and Shilibao in Beijing, which is dazzling and difficult to distinguish what to read. Besides Wulibao, Zhengzhou has four difficult-to-read place names.

I. Wulibao [West Fen]

Wulibao is a street in Erqi District of Zhengzhou. At first glance, it's easy to read if you don't have a little knowledge of place names. But if you know a little bit, you will understand that things are not that simple. The word "Bao" has three pronunciations. One is [pU], which is used for place names, such as Shilibao; The second is [b? o], which refers to small towns or military fortifications built of earth; The third is [b incarnation], which refers to villages and towns with walls, such as fort town. The dictionary says that the word "Bao" here should be pronounced [pù] or [bǔ], but it is pronounced [bǔ o], which makes people confused.

Second, the city.

Sacrifice City is located in Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou City. It used to be a sacrificial town, but now it is the office of the sacrificial city. I believe most people know the word "sacrifice", but few people here can pronounce it correctly. If you look up Baidu Chinese, you will find that "sacrifice" has two pronunciations, namely [j‖] and [zhài]. Surprisingly, the "sacrifice" here is not to read these two sounds, but to read [zhà]. I can't find it in the dictionary, but I can find the pronunciation of [zhà] online. Most road signs in Zhengzhou are marked with this pronunciation, and some are also marked with [Jiì]. I'm afraid many locals don't know how to pronounce this word.

Three. Xingyang

Xingyang is also a headache place name. Take the word "xing" as an example. Zhengzhou Xingyang read [YING Yá ng], Sichuan Yingjing read [YING J ρ NG]. Both of them have "xing", which is used for place names, but the pronunciation is different. The explanation of the encyclopedia entry is simple: "Xing, a polyphonic word, refers to a place name when reading Xing; When reading yíng, it refers to the county name; It also refers to the name of an ancient lake or acupoint. " This can only be strengthened by ourselves. Xingyang is a county-level city managed by Zhengzhou, named after its location in the north of Yingze.

Fourth, Surabaya

The name of Surabaya is not difficult to read. It's hard to say, because "like water" is an uncommon word, which is not common in life. I believe many people can't remember how to pronounce the word "cloud" alone, but if you put it together with "water", I believe many people know it. Sishui Town is a town in Xingyang City, Zhengzhou City. It is located in the northwest of Xingyang City and was built in the Sui Dynasty. Named for its proximity to the Weihe River. It has a long history and profound connotation.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) dog soup

"Gou" and "sentence" are very similar, but there is one more prefix than "sentence". It is easy to pronounce [jǒ tá ng] if you can read half, and the correct pronunciation should be [gǒu táng]. The word "Gou" is not particularly difficult to recognize, but also often appears in life, such as "Gou Li Guo's life and death" and "You drag out an ignoble existence". If you don't know this word, I suggest reviewing the primary school Chinese textbook. Goutang is a town in xinmi city, Zhengzhou City, mainly located in the southeast of xinmi city. It is named after its original name ditch beach and homophonic ditch pond.

Among the above five place names in Zhengzhou, Ji Cheng is the most easily mispronounced place, which can't be found in general dictionaries, so it is difficult for ordinary people to pronounce correctly. Whenever I come across these difficult-to-read place names, I sigh that China's culture is profound and profound, and at the same time I complain that these place names are too difficult to read. It's okay for locals to read, but the point is that outsiders don't know each other. In fact, as a place name, I personally think it is better to be simple and easy to read. what do you think of it ?

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