Jinghua refers to the capitals, such as Jinghua and Shi Jing. It is the laudatory name of Beijing. Because Beijing is a place where cultural relics and talents gather, it is called Jinghua. In particular, Beijing, the capital of our country, such as Beijing Opera, Beijing accent and Beijing flavor, all go to Beijing for meetings.

Basic Introduction Chinese Name: Jinghua mbth: Capital Alias: Capital, Shi Jing Pinyin: J and Nghuá Pinyin, with detailed quotations, Pinyin Athena Chu J and Nghuá ㄐㄧㄥㄏㄨㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚㄚ Because Beijing is a place where cultural relics and talents gather, it is called. One of Guo Pu's poems about immortals in Jin Dynasty: "The Beijing Ranger Cave is secluded in the deep mountains." Zhang Tang's Nine-year-old "Shang Feng Shi": "The land of Gyeonggi, clothes and shoes gather." Tang Du Fu's Two Dreams of Li Bai: "Our capital is full of nosy people, but you are a lonely and helpless poor man." Song Luyou's poem "Spring Rain in Lin 'an": "The world has been as thin as gauze for many years. Who makes Beijing a rider? Jin Dong Jieyuan's "The West Chamber" Volume 1: "Six streets and three cities are open to traffic, and romantic figures are in Beijing." Cai Yu's poem "Siyuan" in the Ming Dynasty: "I dragged the dust of Beijing, and I was only four." Chen Yi's poem "From Beijing to Guangzhou": "It snows everywhere in Beijing, and the Yellow River freezes in the evening."