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1. Since ancient times, no one has died, leaving behind pictures to illuminate history. (Wen Tianxiang) Live as a hero, and die as a ghost. (Li Qingzhao) Worry about the world's worries first, and rejoice after the world's happiness. (Fan Zhongyan) 2. The ancient road is westerly and the horses are thin, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world. 3. Spring Hope (The country is broken by mountains and rivers, and the city is full of spring vegetation. The flowers are splashing with tears when feeling the time, and the farewell birds are startled. The flames of war last for three months, and the lust is overwhelming) A poem with four words about the world

When a country rises and falls, every man has the responsibility to look forward to the spring (the country is broken by mountains and rivers, and the city is full of spring vegetation. I feel the flowers splashing with tears, and hate the other birds. The wind and fire last for three months, and I am overwhelmed with desires). Five poems about caring for the world< /p>

Du Fu: Tens of thousands of Guangsha are secure, and the poor people of the world are all rejoicing. Fan Zhongyan: Worry about the worries of the world first, and enjoy the happiness of the world later. Lu You: Wang Shibei determines the day of the Central Plains, and there is no family sacrifice. Forgot to tell the old man! Chen Zi'ang: I have never seen the ancients before, and I will never see the newcomers after. The years and the world are so long, and I can only cry with sadness. Du Fu: When I reach the top of the mountain, I can see all the mountains and small mountains. Poems and prose about caring about the family, country and the world

(Reminiscent of the heroes, happy celebration of the country) Ji Yushu Shitong was unaware of the Easter Festival, and the National Day red flag looked like blood. The shop door curtains are all red, and every household remembers the heroes. The holidays are long because the rivers are clear and the sea is prosperous. Sixty-seven years ago, China quickly changed into new clothes. Nuwa refines stones to make up for the sky, and her myths shock the ancient civilization. There are countless stories to tell, and it is pity that the modern Chinese people are suffering. New China is proud and proud, not afraid of Hitler in the West. Regardless of whether we close the country or open the country, the people will finally be healthy. The heart of destroying me will never die, and the prosperity of the people and the country will be unprecedented. The empty generals coveted the door of China, but in fact they were guilty of being arrogant. Thanks to the heroes for destroying the enemy, the benevolent and wise men have made great contributions. Nowadays, industry is rapidly catching up with the west, and soon the east is spreading its wings. Autumn is golden in October, and the hibiscus flowers are in bloom. I love to taste them. There are tens of millions of tourists during the festival, willing to see the crape myrtle under the tree. Who would let such a good time go? The whole country is surrounded by chrysanthemums. Don’t let down the clusters of flowers. I am willing to accompany the autumn flowers until the sunset. Although the temperature difference between day and night is large, low humidity will make you feel better. Pray that the sea of ??flowers will always be undefeated, and that the spring breeze will bring you ten miles of fragrance. The autumn wind is cold in Boluo Zen, and the wind is blowing on the thick clothes. There are people coming and going all day long, and I have taught Qiu Fu to apply her makeup early in the morning. Tags: Country? World? Quotes Previous article: Sheng’s words after a break Next article: The little prince’s reflections on reading in 150 words The little prince’s reflections in 150 words

Please find some words to express your love for the party and the country, such as I love My country or something. . . . Don’t talk about serving the country loyally, and everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world

1. Zhan Tianyou does not care about fame and fortune for the country: Zhan Tianyou, a pioneer of modern science and a famous engineer, has no capital in the country. Faced with the difficult situation of having no technical skills and no talents, he was full of patriotic enthusiasm and was ordered to build the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway. With his selfless spirit of hard work, he climbed the mountains between Beijing and Zhangjiakou, and completed the Beijing-Zhangjiakou project in 4 years and 5 million yuan, which foreigners planned to spend 9 million yuan and 7 years to complete. railway. The foreign experts who came to visit were all shocked and amazed. At that time, in recognition of Zhan Tianyou's achievements, some universities in the United States decided to grant him a doctorate in engineering and invited him to attend the ceremony. However, Zhan Tianyou was solely responsible for the design task of another railway, so he refused the invitation. His spirit of serving the country rather than seeking personal fame has won praise at home and abroad. 2. Hua Luogeng resolutely returned to the country: After the "July 7" Incident, the great mathematician Hua Luogeng returned to the motherland from the United Kingdom, where the living conditions were well-paid, where the anti-Japanese war was burning everywhere. Not for money or a degree, he actively participated in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement after returning to China. . In 1950, he had become an internationally renowned first-rate mathematician and was hired as a tenured professor by the University of Illinois in the United States. However, he resolutely led his family back to the newly liberated motherland. 3. Zheng Chenggong ***: As early as 1624, the Dutch colonialists sent troops to invade our territory, Taiwan, and implemented an extremely barbaric and cruel rule. The people of Taiwan heroically fought against the invaders. In 1661, Zheng Chenggong, who led the anti-Qing struggle on the southeast coast, led more than 350 warships and more than 25,000 generals to surround Taiwan. After nine months of fierce fighting, the Dutch governor was forced to sign a surrender letter and led the remaining defeated generals. , got out of Taiwan in despair. Taiwan has returned to the embrace of the motherland. 4. Patriotic hero Yang Jingyu: Yang Jingyu participated in the revolution at the age of 21. In early 1940, he was besieged by the Japanese army and seriously injured. He could not chew tree bark and could only swallow the cotton in his cotton-padded clothes and ice and snow to satisfy his hunger. When the Japanese army failed to persuade them to surrender, they fired random shots. Yang Jingyu, who was only 35 years old, died heroically. The cruel Japanese army cut open his body. When they saw that there were only weeds and cotton wadding in his stomach, the invaders who were so worried by the anti-Japanese allied forces led by Yang Jingyu were stunned.

In the dense forests of Changbai Mountain in the ice and snow, what supported Yang Jingyu in fighting the enemy was his love for the motherland. 5. Hua Luogeng returned to China: In 1950, the mathematician Hua Luogeng gave up his tenure as a tenured professor in the United States and fled to the motherland. On his way back, he wrote an open letter to students studying in the United States, which said: "In order to choose the truth, we should go back; for the sake of the country, we should go back; to serve the people, we should go back; just for individuals. The way out is to go back as soon as possible, lay the foundation for our work, and strive for the construction and development of our great motherland." After returning to China, Hua Luogeng conducted research on applied mathematics and traveled to 23 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across the country, using mathematics. He solved a large number of practical problems in production and was called the "people's mathematician". Report

Is everyone responsible for the rise and fall of the world a patriotic poem?

It should be right. The world here refers to the country. When the country is prosperous and in danger, everyone has a responsibility and should work together to protect the country. It should be patriotic. Poetry. Just a personal opinion. What is the difference in the ancient usage of the words Tianxia, ??Shenzhou, Huaxia, and China?

Why is China also called "Huaxia"? Since ancient times, China has had many names, such as Zhonghua, Central Plains, Huaxia, *****, etc. Why is China called Huaxia? "Xiu Zhuan" says: "China is an ancient civilization and has always been called a country of etiquette. It is called "Xia". "Xia" means elegance; in addition, the Chinese people's costumes are beautiful, so it is also called "Xia". "Hua". Later, some people thought that "Xia" was used as the name of the clan and "Hua" as the name of the country in ancient my country. "Xia" was named after the Xia River (i.e. Han River), and "Hua" was named after Mount Hua . But Xiashui is just a small tributary, and Huashan is just one of the famous mountains. It is not very famous and can hardly be a representative of a country. There is also a saying that the earliest dynasty in Chinese history was in Loess. The Xia Dynasty established on the plateau had the highest level of culture and the greatest influence among ancient dynasties, leaving an indelible page in Chinese history. The Xia Dynasty regarded itself as a central power from the beginning. Therefore, " "Xia" means "China", and "Xia people" also become "people of China". Later, people called areas with high culture "Xia", and people or tribes with high levels of civilization were called "Xia". "Hua" and "Huaxia" together represent that China is a large central country with a high degree of civilization and developed culture. "Huaxia" has gradually become a synonym for the Chinese nation. The so-called "Kyushu" was also from before the Warring States Period. There is a saying. Qihou Bozhong said: "In Tang Dynasty (Tang Dynasty), there was a strict rule in the emperor's place, and he only received the destiny... There were nine states in Xianzhou, and they were blocked by Yu (Yu). "Zuo Zhuan: The fourth year of Duke Xiang" says: "The traces of Mang Mang Yu are painted as Jiuzhou, with nine paths opening up." "There are three ways to describe Jiuzhou: 1. Jiuzhou in "Yu Gong": Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang, and Yong. 2. Jiuzhou in "Erya": Ji, You, Yan, Ying, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Yong. 3. "Zhou Li" Jiuzhou: Ji, You, Bing, Yan, Qing, Yang, Jing, Yu, Yong. Jingzhou (occupies Nanyang, Nanjun, Jiangxia, Lingling, Guizhou. The eight counties of Yang, Changsha, Wuling, and Zhangling were located in Xiangyang; in present-day Lianghu, parts of Guangdong, Henan, and Guizhou) Yanzhou (today's southeastern Hebei Province, northwest Shandong Province, and northeastern Henan Province) Yongzhou (today's southeastern Hebei Province, northwest Shandong Province, and northeastern Henan Province) Central and northern Shaanxi, except southeastern Gansu, southeastern Qinghai, and Ningxia area) Qingzhou (from the sea in the east to Mount Tai in the west, in the eastern part of today's Shandong) Jizhou (the west and north of today's Shanxi Province and Hebei Province, and Part of the land in Henan Province south of the Taihang Mountains) Xuzhou (now southeastern Shandong Province and northern Jiangsu Province) Yuzhou (most of today's Henan Province, including western Shandong Province and northern Anhui Province) Yangzhou (starting from Huai River in the north, Southeast to the seaside, south of the Huai River in today's Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and the land of Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces) Liangzhou (from the sun of Huashan to Heishui, should include today's southern Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces, Or some places south of Sichuan Province) During the Warring States Period, Zou Yan of Qi State was an erudite and talented man. His most famous theories include "The Theory of Five Virtues" and "The Theory of Dajiuzhou". A brief record of his famous theories can be found in "Historical Records". He first listed the famous mountains and rivers in China's Jiuzhou (i.e., Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, You, and Yong set by Dayu). , different water and soil, different products, different animals, etc. can be verified. Then it is inferred: Since the Kyushu in China are different, there are also small Kyushu outside China, all of which are surrounded by small seas and are not connected with each other, so they are small. Jiuzhou is different from each other. Outside Little Jiuzhou, there is Big Jiuzhou, which are not connected with each other. There are eighty-one states in the world, and China is only one of the eighty-one states. A state named "Chixian Shenzhou" 1. The original meaning of the word "China" The Huaxia people call their four bordering nations Barbarians, Yi, Rong and Di, and call themselves "China".

The word "China" first appeared in the literature of the Zhou Dynasty, and later had different meanings depending on the objects it refers to. Generally speaking, there are the following six concepts: First, it refers to the capital (capital), such as the note in "The Book of Songs Minlao": "China, the capital". The second refers to the areas directly ruled by the emperor. For example, Zhuge Liang said to Sun Quan: "If the people of Wu and Yue can compete with China, it is better to eliminate them early." The third refers to the Central Plains area, such as "Historical Records: Biography of Dongyue": "Dongou invites the whole country to join China." The fourth refers to the interior of the country. For example, "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Emperor Wu": "There are eight famous mountains in the world, and three are in barbarians and the fifth are in China." The fifth refers to the areas where the various tribes live, such as "Zhuxia, China" in "Analects of Confucius". Six refers to the country established by Huaxia or the Han people. Such titles often appear in "Shiji" and "Hanshu". So://fanwen99/article/197151123. Since the Han Dynasty, people often refer to the Central Plains dynasty established by the Han people as "China". Because of this, when ethnic minorities took over the Central Plains, they regarded themselves as "China". ⒌Where is it? 癙sulfɡ蓓 brittleness? Smashing the bath dad to leak? Biyue Ying? Ticket back? What's the cover of the eight-legged disease? What's the cover of the disease? Pull the Hao disease thin SZhiliaoyewei? 掎氡比卍⒔鹩peptide fibrillar pseudo-shun Second, the evolution of the regional concept of the word "China" examines the scope of the word "China" and changes with the passage of time. It has gone through an expansion process from small to large. When "China" appeared in "Shangshu", it was just the name people in the Western Zhou Dynasty gave to the Guanzhong and Heluo areas where they lived; by the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the Zhou dependent areas could also be called "China", and "China" Its meaning extends to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River including various vassal states. With the expansion of the territories of the vassal states, "China" became the title of the entire territory of the states. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the areas that are not part of the Yellow River Basin but are under the jurisdiction of the Central Plains Dynasty have been called "China", and the name "China" has finally become a common name for our country. Since the mid-19th century, "China" has become a special term referring to the entire territory of our country. In fact, although the name "China" has a history of three thousand years of written records, it is just a regional concept. From the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties until the end of the Qing Dynasty, no dynasty or regime has ever used the name "China". is the official country name. "China" officially became the name of the country after the Revolution of 1911. On New Year's Day, 1912, the Republic of China was established. It is commonly known internationally as the Republic of China and abbreviated as China ("China"). At this point, the name "China" became an official name with the concept of a modern country. The great People's Republic of China was established in 1949, and the concept of "China" was perfected and enriched to today's meaning. 3. Examination of aliases for the word "China" In addition to the above-mentioned "Huaxia", there are also titles such as "China", "Jiuzhou", "Sihai" and "Shenzhou". "Zhonghua" originally referred to the Yellow River Basin area. The word "Zhonghua" first appeared in Pei's Notes to "Three Kingdoms". With the expansion of territory, all places under the jurisdiction of the Central Plains Dynasty were collectively called "China", which generally referred to the whole country. Han Ganwu's poem in the Tang Dynasty said: "The land of China ends in the border towns, and the foreign clouds come from the island." This has already pitted "China" and "foreign countries". Therefore, "China" is also referred to as "China", and Chinese people living abroad are called "overseas Chinese". The name "Jiuzhou" originated from the middle period of the Warring States Period. At that time, the countries were in dispute and war was raging, and people longed for unification, so the idea of ??dividing the Central Plains came into being. Therefore, "Yugong" included Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang, and Yongjiuzhou. Other ancient books such as Erya Shidi, Zhouli Zhifang, Lu Shi Chunqiu Youshilan, etc. also have records of "Jiuzhou". Although the specific state names are different, the recorded states are nine states. It was during the Eastern Han Dynasty that "state" officially became an administrative region. In later generations, the states were divided into more and more finely divided areas, and their jurisdictions became smaller and smaller, but the central area was roughly equivalent to the scope of the "Kyushu" during the Warring States Period. Therefore, "Jiuzhou" became the synonym for China and has been used to this day. In ancient times, China was known as the "Four Seas", named after it was surrounded by sea water on all four sides. Zou Yan, a founder of the Warring States Period, was inspired by overseas traffic and boldly put forward the theory of "Greater Nine States". He believes that the total of the nine states in "Yu Gong" can only be counted as one state, called "Chixian Shenzhou"; there are 9 states of the same size, but they are just small Jiuzhou surrounded by the sea; such small Jiuzhou*** There are 9 of them, forming the Great Kyushu; the Great Kyushu is surrounded by the Great Yingzhou. Therefore, "Shenzhou" only accounts for one-eighty-one percent of the world. Although the facts of later generations proved that this was just a hypothesis, the name "Shenzhou" has been used to this day. 4. The name "China" in world culture. In ancient times, people from India, Greece, Rome and other countries respectfully called China Cina, Thin, and Sinae. Many developed countries almost use nouns with similar sounds to call China. The transliterations are: China, Zhina, Zhina, Xini, Zhendan, etc.

These are the foreign language equivalents of the word "Qin", and some people think that it comes from the pronunciation of "Si" in "Silk". Some people also think that it comes from "porcelain (china)" or "tea" in the Hokkien dialect. E Ross called China "Khitan", which obviously had another origin. The Liao Dynasty established by the Qidan people had strong military force and controlled the entire Mongolian Plateau and its surrounding areas. It was invincible wherever the iron cavalry went. At that time, the Russians who had just emerged in the Eastern European plains first heard that there was only Khitan in the east, so they called China "Khitan", which is still used today. The words that describe the patriotic spirit are:

Bow to the essence, serve the country faithfully after death, be loyal, be brave and loyal, the world rises and falls, it is the duty of every man to prosper, worry about the world first, and enjoy the world later. Patriotism is like protecting the home. To secure the country, defend the country, and protect the country with all our heart, what is the difference between the ancient usage of the words Shenzhou, Huaxia, and China?

Why is China also called "Huaxia"? Since ancient times, China has had many names, such as Zhonghua, Central Plains, Huaxia, *****, etc. Why is China called Huaxia? "Zuo Chuan" says: "China is an ancient civilization and has always been called a country of etiquette. It is called "Xia". "Xia" means elegance; in addition, the Chinese people's costumes are beautiful, so it is also called "Xia". "Hua". Later, some people thought that "Xia" was used as the name of the clan and "Hua" as the name of the country in ancient my country. "Xia" was named after the Xia River (i.e. Han River), and "Hua" was named after Mount Hua . But Xiashui is just a small tributary, and Huashan is just one of the famous mountains. It is not very famous and can hardly be a representative of a country. There is also a saying that the earliest dynasty in Chinese history was in Loess. The Xia Dynasty established on the plateau had the highest level of culture and the greatest influence among ancient dynasties, leaving an indelible page in Chinese history. The Xia Dynasty regarded itself as a central power from the beginning. Therefore, " "Xia" means "China", and "Xia people" also become "people of China". Later, people called areas with high culture "Xia", and people or tribes with high levels of civilization were called "Xia". "Hua" and "Huaxia" together represent that China is a large central country with a high degree of civilization and developed culture. "Huaxia" has gradually become a synonym for the Chinese nation. The so-called "Jiuzhou" was also from before the Warring States Period. Some people said: "During the Tang Dynasty (Tang Dynasty), there was a strict official in the emperor's office, and he accepted the destiny... There were nine states in Xianzhou, and they were blocked by Tu Yu (Yu). "Zuo Zhuan: The fourth year of Duke Xiang" says: "Mang Mangyu's traces were painted as Jiuzhou, and the scenery revealed nine ways." "There are three versions of Jiuzhou: 1. "Yugong" Jiuzhou: Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang, Yong. 2. "Erya" Jiuzhou: Ji, You, Yan, Ying, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Yong. 3. Jiuzhou in "Zhou Li": Ji, You, Bing, Yan, Qing, Yang, Jing, Yu, Yong (occupies Nanyang, Nanjun, Jiangxia, Lingling, Guiyang). , Changsha, Wuling, and Zhangling eight counties were governed in Xiangyang; in today's Lianghu, Liangguang, Henan, and Guizhou areas) Yanzhou (now southeastern Hebei Province, northwest Shandong Province, and northeastern Henan Province) Yongzhou (Today's central and northern Shaanxi, except southeastern Gansu, southeastern Qinghai, and Ningxia) Qingzhou (from the sea in the east to Mount Tai in the west, in the eastern part of today's Shandong) Jizhou (the west and north of today's Shanxi Province and Hebei Province, There is also part of Henan Province south of the Taihang Mountains) Xuzhou (now the southeastern part of Shandong Province and the northern part of Jiangsu Province) Yuzhou (most of today's Henan Province, including the western part of Shandong Province and the northern part of Anhui Province) Yangzhou (from the north) Huai River, southeast to the seaside, south of the Huai River in today's Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and the land of Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces) Liangzhou (from the sun of Huashan to Heishui, should include the southern part of today's Shaanxi and Sichuan Province, or some places south of Sichuan Province) During the Warring States Period, Zou Yan of Qi State was an erudite man. His most famous theories include "The Theory of Five Virtues" and "The Theory of Dajiuzhou". The original works have been lost. A brief record of his famous theories can only be found in "Historical Records". He first listed the famous mountains of Jiuzhou in China (i.e. Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, You and Yong set by Dayu). Dachuan, different water and soil, different products, different animals, etc. can be verified. Then it is inferred that since the Kyushu in China are different, there are also small Kyushu in addition to China, all of which are surrounded by small seas and are not connected to each other. Small Jiuzhou is different. Outside Small Jiuzhou, there is Big Jiuzhou, which is surrounded by the sea and is not connected with each other. Big Jiuzhou is also divided into eighty-one states, and China is only one of the eighty-one states. A state in China is called "Chixian Shenzhou". The original meaning of the word "China" is that the Huaxia people call their four neighboring ethnic groups Barbarians, Yi, Rong and Di, and call themselves "China". The word "China" was first seen in the literature of the Zhou Dynasty, and later had different meanings depending on the objects it referred to. Generally speaking, there are the following six concepts: First, it refers to the capital (capital), such as the note in "The Book of Songs Minlao": "China, the capital". The second refers to the areas directly ruled by the Emperor. For example, Zhuge Liang said to Sun Quan: "If the people of Wu and Yue can compete with China, it is better to defeat them as soon as possible."

The third refers to the Central Plains area, such as "Historical Records: Biography of Dongyue": "Dong Ou invites the whole country to join China." The fourth refers to the domestic and inland areas, such as "Shi Ji: The Chronicles of Emperor Wu": "There are eight famous mountains in the world, and three are in Barbarian and the fifth are in China." The fifth refers to the area where the Zhuxia people live, such as "The Analects of Confucius": "Zhuxia, China." Sixth refers to the country established by Huaxia or Han people. Such titles often appear in "Historical Records" and "Hanshu". Therefore, since the Han Dynasty, people often refer to the Central Plains Dynasty established by the Han people as "China". Because of this, when ethnic minorities took over the Central Plains, they regarded themselves as "China". 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Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the areas not counting the Yellow River Basin but within the jurisdiction of the Central Plains Dynasty have been called "China", and the name "China" finally became the common name of our country. Since the mid-19th century, "China" has become a special term referring specifically to the entire territory of our country. In fact, although the name "China" has a history of three thousand years of written records, it is only a regional concept. From the Xia, Shang, and Zhou to the end of the Qing Dynasty, no dynasty or regime has ever used "China" as its official term. Country name. "China" officially became a country name after the Revolution of 1911. On New Year's Day, 1912, the Republic of China was established, internationally known as the Republic of China, or China ("China") for short. At this point, the name "China" became an official name with the concept of a modern country. The great People's Republic of China was established in 1949, and the concept of "China" was perfected and enriched to today's meaning. 3. Alias ??test of the word "China" In addition to the above-mentioned "Huaxia", there are also titles such as "China", "Jiuzhou", "Sihai" and "Shenzhou". "Zhonghua" originally referred to the Yellow River Basin area. The word "Zhonghua" first appeared in Pei's Notes to "Three Kingdoms". With the expansion of territory, all places under the jurisdiction of the Central Plains Dynasty were collectively called "China", which generally referred to the whole country. Han Ganwu's poem in the Tang Dynasty said: "The land of China ends in the border towns, and the foreign clouds come from the island." This has already pitted "China" and "foreign countries". Therefore, "China" is also referred to as "China", and Chinese people living abroad are called "overseas Chinese". The name "Jiuzhou" originated from the middle period of the Warring States Period. At that time, the countries were in dispute and war was raging, and people longed for reunification, so the idea of ??dividing the Central Plains came into being. Therefore, "Yugong" included Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang, and Yongjiuzhou. Other ancient books such as Erya Shidi, Zhouli Zhifang, Lu Shi Chunqiu Youshilan, etc. also have records of "Jiuzhou". Although the specific state names are different, the recorded states are nine states. It was during the Eastern Han Dynasty that "state" officially became an administrative region. In later generations, the states were divided into more and more finely divided areas, and their jurisdictions became smaller and smaller, but the central area was roughly equivalent to the scope of the "Kyushu" during the Warring States Period. Therefore, "Jiuzhou" became the synonym for China and has been used to this day. In ancient times, China was known as the "Four Seas", named after being surrounded by sea water on all four sides. During the Warring States Period, the Qi people traveled around and were inspired by overseas traffic, and boldly put forward the theory of "Great Nine States". He believes that the nine states in "Yu Gong" can only be counted as one state together, called "Chixian Shenzhou"; there are 9 states of the same size, but they are just small Jiuzhou surrounded by the sea; such small Jiuzhou*** There are 9 of them, forming the Great Kyushu; the Great Kyushu is surrounded by the Great Yingzhou. Therefore, "Shenzhou" only accounts for one-eighty-one percent of the world. Although the facts of later generations proved that this was just a hypothesis, the name "Shenzhou" has been used to this day. 4. The name "China" in world culture. In ancient times, people from India, Greece, Rome and other countries respectfully called China Cina, Thin, and Sinae. Many developed countries almost use nouns with similar sounds to call China. The transliterations are: China, Zhina, Zhina, Xini, Zhendan, etc. These are the foreign equivalents of the word "Qin", and some people think that it comes from the pronunciation of "Si" in "Silk". Some people think that it comes from "porcelain (china)" or "tea" in the Hokkien dialect. E. Ross called China "Khitan", which obviously had another origin. The Liao Dynasty established by the Qidan people had strong military force and controlled the entire Mongolian Plateau and its surrounding areas. It was invincible wherever the iron cavalry went.

At that time, the Russians who had just emerged in the Eastern European plains first heard that there was only Khitan in the east, so they called China "Khitan", which is still used today. A few words of my own creation: Governing the country and governing the country, talented women rule the world! If you are interested, please come to the right words. Requirements: Smooth and connotative.

Keep the family, keep the business, keep the family business, and prosper the country.

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