Guangzhou 202 1 was written on April 8, 20021. Guangzhou held a conference on the creation of a civilized city to convey the spirit of the symposium on the work of the Central Civilization Office and the promotion meeting of the province's civilization creation work.

Guangzhou is located in the lower reaches of the Pearl River in southern China, near the South China Sea. It is the headquarters of China Southern Theater Command, a national logistics hub, a national comprehensive gateway city and an international comprehensive transportation hub. It is the first batch of coastal open cities, the south gate of China to the world, the central city of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Pan-Pearl River Delta Economic Zone and the hub city of the Belt and Road Initiative.

The development of history

Guangzhou is called Guangzhou for short, also called Yangcheng. Located in the northern part of the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong, bordering the South China Sea, it is the confluence of Xijiang, Beijiang, Dongjiang and Sanjiang. Guangzhou is also called Guangzhou Suicheng. According to legend, in ancient times, five immortals rode five-color sheep, each carrying a bunch of ears of grain. The immortals sent the ears of grain to the residents, wishing the region a bumper harvest and never famine. After the fairy floated away, the five sheep left behind turned into stones.