The important birthplace of Chinese civilization, although Chinese civilization originated from many points, it is certainly no coincidence that Nvwa 、 Fuxi, a god or demigod, and the Yellow Emperor were born here. It can be seen that in ancient times, Gansu was a sacred place in people's minds.
Henan:
No matter from the legendary Xia Dynasty, the authentic Shang Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Henan, as the center of the Central Plains civilization, must stand on the stage and play the leading role, which is an unshirkable responsibility. From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty, whether Luoyang or Kaifeng, Henan was destined to leave one bright moment after another in the history of China.
Shaanxi:
From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the leading position of Henan was often challenged by the Guanzhong Plain in Shaanxi Province. The existence of Chang 'an reminds us all the time that the stronger the unified era like Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties, the more proud it will be. When the mountains and rivers fall, it can bear the bleak, keep the clouds open and the moon bright, and it has enough time to wait for its own time in the future.
Beijing:
From Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties to the period of Beiyang government, Beijing became the political center of China. Located at the junction of North China Plain and Yanshan Mountains, this city is not only the intersection of farming civilization and nomadic civilization, but also the outpost of the conflict between marine civilization and mainland civilization. Because of the conflict of these civilizations, the city suffered a lot of humiliation in modern history. When the fog cleared, the ancient city shook off all the smoke and dust, and now it stands at the peak of Chinese civilization to meet a new round of international challenges.
Shanghai:
In the late Qing Dynasty, in the frenzy of the imperialist powers to carve up China, the small Shanghai County was quietly pushed to the center of the historical stage. There are not only ten miles of foreign markets and material civilization, but also various foreign political and legal systems and systems to explore feudal autocracy. China, which is backward, has polished its eyes here and moved towards a brighter future.
Jiangsu:
Whenever the Han family recovered the rivers and mountains and changed dynasties, the stone town on the Qinhuai River became an ideal place for the rulers to build their capital. The revolutionaries who drove out the Tatars and Zhu Yuanzhang chose this place in unison, making this prosperous land in the south of the Yangtze River the center of China's history.
Sichuan:
At the time of the country's ruin, this country with beautiful mountains and rivers, vast territory and abundant resources, used up all its milk to nurture and protect the Chinese civilization, contributed millions of warm-blooded young people to the anti-Japanese battlefield, and preserved the fire of Chinese civilization. Sichuan's contribution is immeasurable.
Guangdong:
Guangdong not only provided a solid material input for the central empire in the later period of feudal imperialism, but also introduced civilized ideas because of their courage to struggle, and a number of thinkers and politicians emerged, whether it was the Kang Liang Reform, the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal revolutionary movement led by Sun Yat-sen, or the preparation of revolutionary regime and the establishment of the Whampoa Military Academy. At this time, Guangdong became a holy land for progressive youth.
Shandong:
Shandong has never been the political center of any era. There is only one mountain and one water here, but there is a Confucius sage who initiated Confucianism. More than 2,000 years of Confucian thought of governing the country has bred generations of literati who abide by benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and trust. In their minds, this land, which gave birth to famous teachers through the ages, is the real central holy land. No wonder Gu Weijun famously said at the Paris Peace Conference: "Confucius is like Jesus in the west, and China can never lose Shandong, just as the west can't lose Jerusalem!"
Hunan:
Hunan, like Shandong, has no chance to become the center of China's political map. However, in modern history, a number of military doers have emerged here. They shed their heads and blood in order to stand up the backbone of the Chinese nation. It is said that "a group of Hunan people is half of modern history."