Beijing is like a heart, Tianjin is like a cherry, Hebei is like a torch, Beijing is like the core of a fire, and Jiangsu is like the head of a crocodile, which is the representative of a rare and unique animal crocodile in China. Zhejiang is like a fish head, and Zhoushan Islands has the largest fishing ground in China. Shanghai, like a gem, is the economic center of our country. Like a sparkling gem, crocodile and hairtail face to face, as if they were fighting for this treasure.
Hunan is like a man's head, Jiangxi is like a woman's head, and our big family of the motherland is made up of men and women. Fujian is like a lovesick bird, hoping that Taiwan Province Province will return to the embrace of the motherland as soon as possible, while Taiwan Province Province is like a spindle and Hainan is like a pineapple, which is a famous pineapple producing area in China. Guangdong is like an elephant's head, sticking out its long nose towards Hainan, and the Pearl River Delta is ivory.
Guizhou is like a puppy, faithfully guarding our motherland, and Yunnan is like a peacock, which is the hometown of peacocks and displays the charming tropical scenery of the motherland. Guangxi is like a lion's head, guarding the south gate of the motherland. Anhui is like a kitten, waiting to catch mice and kill pests; Chongqing is like a bat, flying in the Three Gorges, majestic, strange, beautiful and steep. I wish the motherland prosperity and strength.
Hubei, like the golden monkey, is an important origin of the golden monkey endemic to China. Henan is like a dove, calling for the day of peaceful reunification of the motherland.
Gansu, like a dragon, hovers among the mountains in the north of China, symbolizing the soaring of the motherland. Inner Mongolia is like an eagle, spreading its wings and soaring in the northern land of the motherland, and Shaanxi is like a terracotta warrior, showing the 5000-year history of Chinese civilization.
Qinghai is like a rabbit, and the vast grassland is a good place to raise rabbits. Tibet, like a sheep, is a resting place for Tibetan sheep, with its horns facing south, vigilantly watching the enemies who covet our country and sticking to the southwest border; Xinjiang, like a bull's head, is an ideal bridgehead for the Eurasian Continental Bridge. The bull's head is like the west to welcome guests, and the Taurus is full of hooves, inspiring the glory of the western part of the motherland.
Heilongjiang is like a swan, flying from the northeast of the motherland to the sky; Jilin is like ginseng, a precious and nourishing medicinal material, nourishing the children of the motherland and improving our physique; Liaoning, like a tiger's head, is a heavy industry base in China.
Sichuan, like a yak, can bear hardships and stand hard work, symbolizing the essence of Chinese children; Ningxia is like a butterfly, flying by the mother's river, praising the beauty of the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. Shanxi is like a dolphin, lively and polite, showing the elegance of China as a state of etiquette; Shandong is like a recumbent camel, its camel head stretches eastward into the vast sea, watching the changes in the world and adjusting its pace in time.
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The origin of the names of provincial administrative regions
I. Four municipalities directly under the Central Government
1, Beijing (Beijing): The first well-documented name in Beijing is Ji, which was the capital of Yan State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The Liao and Jin Dynasties took Beijing as their capital and called it Yanjing. After Jin destroyed Liao, it moved its capital here, calling it Zhongdu. The Yuan Dynasty was renamed Dadu. Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, moved the capital to Nanjing and renamed Nanjing "Beijing". This name has been used to this day. 1949 is set as a municipality directly under the central government. Take the word "Jing" in the full name as the abbreviation.
2. Tianjin: Before Tang and Song Dynasties, Tianjin was called zhi gu. The market formed in the Jin Dynasty is called "Zhigu Village". The establishment of Jinhai Town in Yuan Dynasty was the beginning of Tianjin's construction. In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404), the city was built and stationed, formerly known as Tianjin Wei, which means "the ferry that the son of heaven passed". 1949 is set as a municipality directly under the central government. Take the word "gold" in the full name as the abbreviation.
3. Shanghai: The name of Shanghai began in the Song Dynasty. At that time, Shanghai had become a new trading port in China. At that time, there were 18 pubs in Shanghai, one of which was called Shanghai Pus, and Shanghai Town was located on its west bank. 1292, Shanghai was changed into a county. This is the origin of the name Shanghai. 1949, Shanghai was established as a municipality directly under the central government.
In ancient times, fishermen in Shanghai invented a bamboo fishing tool "Hu". At that time, there was no place name of Shanghai, so this area was called "Hudu", so Shanghai was called "Shanghai" for short. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Shanghai was a part of the fief of Huang Xie, the king of Chu, so it was nicknamed "Shen".
4. Chongqing: Chongqing was called "Ba" in ancient times. The Qin Dynasty was called Jiangzhou. Sui called Yuzhou. The Northern Song Dynasty was called Duke Zhou. The name of Chongqing begins with 1 190. Because he was first named King Gong and then succeeded to the throne, he was promoted to Chongqing Prefecture, which means "Double Celebration". 1997, Chongqing established a municipality directly under the central government. Jialing River in Sui Dynasty was called Yushui, and Chongqing was located in Yuzhou, so Chongqing was called "Chongqing" for short.
Two. Five autonomous regions
1, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (Inner Mongolia): Mongolia was originally a tribal name, which was first recorded in the Tang Dynasty. 1206, Genghis Khan unified Mongolian ministries and established Mongolia. After the Yuan Dynasty was destroyed, the Mongols retreated to Saibei. The Ming and Qing Dynasties formed the names of Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia. After the late Qing Dynasty, it generally refers to the south of the desert, the north of the Great Wall, the Zhelimu League in the east and Tao Xi in the west, so the flag of the League is Inner Mongolia. The abbreviation is "Inner Mongolia" in the full name.
2. Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: Its jurisdiction was called the Western Regions in ancient times. The Western Han Dynasty established the Western Regions Capital Protection House. The Eastern Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties have a long history of changing the capital. In the Tang Dynasty, there were three states of Yi, Zhou and Ting, and two counties of Anxi and Beiting. /kloc-After the middle of the 0/7th century, the Qing Dynasty put down the Junggar rebellion and set up Ili generals in the north and south of Tianshan Mountain. In Guangxu 10 (1884) of Qing dynasty, it was changed to Xinjiang province, meaning "returning to one's native land".
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region was founded on 1955. Take the word "new" in the full name as the abbreviation.
Xizang Autonomous Region (Tibet): In the Yuan Dynasty, Tibet was called "Wu Si Tibetan". "Wu Si" means "central" in Tibetan, and "Tibetan" means "sacred". The Ming Dynasty established two governors and envoys. In the Qing Dynasty, the eastern part of Tibet was called "Kang", the central part was called "Wei" and the western part of Shigatse was called "Tibet" (including Ali). Because it is in the west of China, it is called Tibet.
Xizang Autonomous Region was founded on 1965. Take the word "Tibetan" in the full name as the abbreviation. On the other hand, this abbreviation comes from the so-called "Wu Si Tibetan".
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region (Ning): In the 5th century, Helian Bobo, a Xiongnu aristocrat, thought he was a descendant, so he named the separatist regime "Xia". In the Song Dynasty, Li Yuanhao, the leader of Tangut Tuoba, proclaimed himself emperor, made Xingqing House (now Yinchuan) its capital, and took "Xia" as the title, created characters and established the Xixia Dynasty.
/kloc-in the third century, the Yuan Dynasty destroyed Xixia, which means "pacify Xixia and enjoy peace forever", and established Ningxia as a province and named it Ningxia. Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region was founded on 1958. Take the word "Ning" in the full name as the abbreviation.
5. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Guangxi): Guangnan West Road was set up in the Song Dynasty, referred to as Guangxi Road, and "Guangxi" was born. Yuan set up Liangjiang Road in Guangxi. Guangxi province was established in Ming dynasty. 1958 established Guangxi Yi Autonomous Region, 1965 changed to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
From the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the administrative center of Guangxi was in Guizhou (or Guilin House), so it was called "Gui" for short. On the other hand, it is considered that there were three counties in Guangxi in Qin Dynasty, namely Guilin, Xiang Jun and Nanhai, and two-thirds of Guangxi belonged to Guilin county in history, so it is called "Gui" for short.
Three. Two special administrative regions
1, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong): Before the Song Dynasty, this was a resting place for fishermen at sea. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, there was a small village on the island called "Gangcun", which was a distribution center for transporting spices in South Guangdong, hence the name Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was established on 1997. Take the word "Hong Kong" in the full name as the abbreviation.
2. Macao Special Administrative Region (Macau): The name was first recorded in the history books of the Ming Dynasty, and it is called "oyster mirror", which means that the bay is like a mirror and is rich in "oysters". Later, it was called "Australia", that is, the place where ships docked and moored, so it was called "Oyster Mirror Australia". Because it belongs to Xiangshan, Guangdong, it is also called "Xiangshan Bay".
There are many explanations about the origin of the word "door". One is that Mazu Tempel, a local inner port, faces Yinkeng, Wan Chai across the sea, forming a strait elephant gate; On the other hand, it is said that the four islands of Taipa Island, Little hengqin island, Green Island and Great hengqin island in the south of the local area are opposite, and the sea water flows in a cross-gate; Let's talk about the local South Mount Tai and North Mount Tai being sealed into a door.
In short, it is both Australia and the gateway, so it is called Macao. The Macao Special Administrative Region was established on 1999. Take the word "Australia" in the full name as the abbreviation.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-provincial administrative region