Luliang Mountain, Taihang Mountain in Shanxi Province, stands side by side, and six basins are distributed in a flying geese formation. Except Yangquan and Lvliang, which are located in the depths of two mountains, the other nine cities share these basins alone or together, with good geographical location and their own characteristics. Natural conditions are difficult to distinguish. Let's start with Yuncheng. Yuncheng is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shanxi Province, which was called Hedong in ancient times. It is located at the southern tip of Shanxi Province, facing Shaanxi and Henan provinces across the Yellow River, connecting Linfen in the north and Jincheng in the east, with a total area of 13,968 square kilometers. Yuncheng is named after the "City of Salt Transportation", and its scenic spots include Yongle Palace and Stork House. It is a national trademark strategy implementation demonstration city and a national double-support model city. All three industries are thriving, and tourism has developed quite well. Yuncheng, also known as Phoenix, has a very long history and rich heritage. Yuncheng is an extremely important place in the history of China, and it has long been a place where human beings live: people found the remains of human fire 1.8 million years ago in Xihoudu, Ruicheng; In Ding Cun, the remains of human fire 3, years ago and the remains of human activities 1, years ago have also been discovered. In the ancient legend of China, the ancestors of human beings were Fuxi and Nu Wa, who "borrowed soil to create human beings" at the intersection of Fenhe River and Yellow River in Wanrong (now Houtu Temple) in Yuncheng. The Yellow Emperor of Yan Di also left many traces of activities here, and killed and dismembered Chiyou in the middle of two lakes in the Salt Lake, so that this place was renamed "Xiezhou" from now on. Among the three holy emperors of Yao, Shun and Yu, they were in Puban (now Yongji), Yu was in Xiaxian, and Hou Ji, the god of agriculture, taught the people to grow crops in Jishan, and so on. This is almost the whole history of China. Why did everyone choose this place? This is a good location. The hinterland of China is the center of the whole world. It is said that in ancient times, the east of Taihang Mountain used to be an ocean, that is to say, when there were land animals in Shanxi, only Hebei and Shandong now had aquatic animals. It is the Yellow River, Haihe River and other rivers that slowly alluvial out of the North China Plain. During this period, people at the eastern foot of Taihang Mountain could not live in peace because of the vicissitudes of life and flooding. How can they be more peaceful and comfortable than those people in Shanxi? So it is natural that there are many ancestors of human beings here. Yuncheng is bordered by Luliang Mountain in the north, the Yellow River in the west and the Yellow River in the south. It was called Hedong or Hanoi in ancient times. For the East Taihang Mountain, the tail of Taihang Mountain is Zhongtiao Mountain, which runs westward along the Yellow River, like a city wall. Yuncheng basin is like a natural city, with grain in the city, salt in the salt lake, copper in Zhongtiaoshan and fire in Ruicheng. Aren't these all necessary conditions for a country? That's why the historical facts mentioned above appear. Some people say that the earliest "China" refers to Yuncheng, which is an important birthplace of the Chinese nation. Yuncheng is not simple here, and there are important historical stories at your fingertips; With a light kick, you can kick out the cultural relics; Pull an old man out from somewhere, even if he has dirt on his body and grass in his hair, and spit out a local dialect, it will scare you to write it in words. For example, "it's annoying." /a814c86e61d95786b9c456bf4ad162d9ca9a? x-bce-process=image%2Fresize%2Cm_lfit%2Cw_6%2Ch_8%2Climit_1%2Fquality%2Cq_85%2Fformat%2Cf_auto