The three ugliest place names in China are not missed by locals. Do you know where they are?

China has a vast territory and abundant resources. Our ancestors also left us precious and splendid history and culture, which made us proud. China is divided into many cities because of its large population, and each city has its own name, which generally contains a long history and culture. Some place names are nice to listen to, and some have been spit out because they are too ugly. The following three place names are the ugliest city names in China, which have been vomited by many people.

The first city is Jixi, Heilongjiang. Jixi is a city rich in coal resources, which is quite famous in Northeast China. This is an old industrial city. But the name of this city makes people can't help but vomit, because it sounds like a homonym of "chicken manure". If the other party can't react for a while, it will make a lot of jokes. So sometimes local people don't want to pronounce its name, and local people who work outside the home even "go too far" and simply don't even introduce their hometown because it's too corny. Jixi is called "Jixi" because it is located in the west of Jiguan Mountain, so people named it Jixi at that time, which is meaningful.

The second city is Zhumadian, Henan. Some friends may not be familiar with this city. It is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization with a long history. In the past, this city was not called Zhumadian, but Runan, which was a poetic and cultural name. Later, it was renamed Zhumadian because in ancient times, it was mainly a place where messengers and officials were stationed at post stations and rested horses, so people later renamed it Zhumadian. The local people once shared such a story. Once when he introduced his hometown to foreigners, the other party directly said: Do you keep horses at home? Very embarrassing. Although the place name of this city is not pleasant to listen to, it has its own historical and cultural background.

The third city is Baotou, Inner Mongolia. Don't underestimate this "Baotou", which is a grassland steel city and one of the important cities in Inner Mongolia, and has a certain influence in the local area. It is also a hub connecting northwest and north China. Like the previous two cities, the original name of Baotou is not this, but Jiuyuan. During the Three Kingdoms period, Jiuyuan was a vision of Lu Bu. Over time, it was also called Bao Ketu, similar to Lucheng in the early years of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. I don't know what happened afterwards. Slowly, I was called Baotou. When people hear this name, their first reaction is "Baotou" in the construction site, so this city is also known as one of the three ugliest place names in China, and locals sometimes don't want to call it this name.

In any case, every city has its special significance. Ugliness depends on people's acceptance. After all, a place name doesn't mean anything, as long as the city finds a development project that suits it. what do you think? What's the name of your hometown? Do you think it sounds good?