The origin of what Yunxiao is, and which province is Yunxiao a city in

Yunxiao is a city in Fujian Province and is under the jurisdiction of Zhangzhou City.

With a total area of 1,166 square kilometers, Yunxiao Prudent County has jurisdiction over 9 townships and 1 industrial development zone, and is famous as "the hometown of Chinese loquats", "the hometown of Chinese hot springs", "the holy land of Kaizhang" and "the capital of optoelectronics", and has been rated as "National Greening Model County", "Hometown of Chinese Folk Culture and Art (Xiangchao Opera)" and provincial "Double Support Model County", "Provincial Ecological County" and "Civilized County of Fujian Province".

Yunxiao has a superior location and convenient transportation. Yunxiao is located between Xiamen and Shantou Special Economic Zones, and the county is 150 kilometers away from Xiamen Airport, 120 kilometers away from Shantou Airport, and 120 kilometers away from Zhangzhou Port.

The "Shenhai" Expressway, National Highway 324, Xiamen-Shenzhen High-speed Railway, and Banyun Line of the Great Passage into Fujian pass through the border, forming a water and land transportation network of "one port and six roads" with the General Avenue, Shugang Highway and Yunxiao Port Area under planning and construction.

Historical evolution of the clouds

In the second year of Tang Zongzhang (669 AD), the German generals Chen Zheng and Chen Yuanguang led 87 soldiers into Fujian and built a fort in the Yunxiao Fire Field, bringing the advanced Central Plains civilization to Zhangzhou. In the second year of the Tang Dynasty (686 AD), Chen Yuanguang asked the imperial court to establish the "Zhangzhou Mansion" in Xilin Village, Huotian Town, Yunxiao County, creating a history of Zhangzhou for more than 1,300 years.

So far, Yunxiao still preserves a large number of "Kaizhang historical sites" such as the former site of Xilin Zhangzhou Mansion, Weihui Temple, Yanxiao Finger Wing Palace, and Chen Zheng Cemetery. The descendants of the Kaizhang soldiers spread all over Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia and other regions, and every year a large number of descendants of Zhangzhang return to their hometowns to seek their roots and pay homage to their ancestors, so Yunxiao is known as the "Holy Land of Kaizhang", and Chen Yuanguang is also respected as the "Holy King of Kaizhang" by later generations.

The meaning of clouds: the extremely high sky with high relatives. Pronunciation: yún xiāo.

Source: "Xijing Miscellaneous Records" Volume 1: "Sing in unison, and the sound is through the sky." ”

Citation: The thirteenth poem of Song Baozhao in the Southern Dynasty "Difficult to Travel": "I resigned from home to join the army and overseas Chinese, and my ambition was full of energy. Stupid Tomb".

The thirtieth chapter of "The History of Confucianism": "The song is ethereal, straight into the sky." ”

Tang Dufu's poem "Gift to Jingzhao": "The clouds are now pressing, who is more pro-Taiwan?" ”

The clouds make a sentence1. The loud trumpet resounded in the sky, and the soldiers rushed down the mountain like wolves and tigers.

2. With confidence, we have the courage to go straight to the sky, and with unremitting faith, we will also write a youth without regrets. Touch.

3. The steep mountain peaks reach into the sky.

4. It is another harvest year, and the joyful songs of farmers resounded in the sky.

5. Resounding in the sky: Our singing resounded in the sky.

6. His singing voice is very loud. His singing resounded through the sky.

7. The passionate singing resounded in the sky.

8. When my sister is angry, her mouth is pouted and she goes straight to the sky.

9. After getting off the roller coaster, for a while, I felt that the world was spinning and I couldn't recognize the direction.

10. Mountains rise from the ground and reach into the sky.

The meaning of the clouds:1.Yunxiao, a Chinese word, is a metaphor of high status in the old days.

2.It generally refers to lofty and profound.

3.Horizon. 云霄 [yún xiāo].

Citations: 1The thirtieth chapter of "The History of Confucianism": "The song is ethereal, straight into the sky." ”

2.Qu Qiubai "Literary and Art Miscellaneous Works: That City": "What about that city......High into the sky, close to the glorious sun. ”

3.Zhang Shouqing's first fold of "Red Pear Flower": "You only say that there is no way to show talents, but you don't say that civil officials will level the world." ”

synonyms:一、云 [ yún duān ].

Interpretation: In the clouds: the plane flies from .

Usage examples:1The rocket flies high into the clouds.

2.It's like seeing fish frolicking in the waves and birds flying in the clouds.

二、天际 [tiān jì].

Interpretation: The edge of the sky.

Citation: Ba Jin, "Home" xx: "The sun rises from the sky with a new light. ”

Usage examples:1An eagle soars through the sky.

2.The wind and sand stretched to the sky, covering the sun.

Yunxiao means sky, high in the sky. Pinyin] yún xiāo.

Basic Interpretation] The old metaphor has a very high status. It generally refers to lofty and profound. Skyrim, high in the sky.

Example] The first fold of Zhang Shouqing's "Red Pear Flower": "You only say that there is no way to show talents, but you don't say that civil officials will level the world." ”

Grammar] subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite.

synonyms] clouds, clouds, clouds, heaven, sky, blue sky, blue sky, dome, lao bi bent sky, dome, firmament, firmament, sky, sky, sky, nine sky.

Antonyms] earth, ground.

The clouds make a sentence1. A terrible long howl resounded through the sky, shocking the earth.

2. This voice resounded in the sky, driving away the dust of the old days.

3. A huge mushroom cloud soars into the sky, rolling bigger and bigger.

4. On Chinese New Year's Eve, everyone celebrates the arrival of the New Year with the sound of firecrackers in the clouds.

5. In the sky, in the clouds, a grieving dragon roar resounded through the clouds and echoed for a long time.

6. The students in the classroom were in high spirits and sang loudly in the sky.

7. Suddenly, in the dark sky, bursts of muffled thunder resounded through the sky.

8. Thunderous applause and shouts broke out on the viewing platform, and the sound was heard through the sky.

9. The top of the mountain is entangled by the fog all the year round, and from the ground, the looming peak goes straight into the sky, as if it is connected with the heavens.

"Yunxiao" is a Chinese word generally used to describe an object that is extremely tall and reaches straight into the sky. The earliest use of this idiom is relatively ancient, dating back to some passages in the Zuo Chuan. In literature, art, and other fields, Yunxiao is often used to describe towering scenes such as high-rise buildings, airplanes, rockets, and mountain peaks.

In addition, the clouds also have the meaning of metaphorical characters, things beyond the limit, and breakthroughs, such as "his achievements have reached the level of slow ascension to the clouds".

The most famous idiom story about the clouds is the story of the compass and the buoy. It's a popular story used to describe people or objects that "have big ambitions and high aspirations," but can't do so for various reasons.

In general, the word and idiom "Yunxiao" represents a spirit of transcendence and breakthrough, and also expresses the vision and pursuit of a better future. In modern society, we need to constantly expand our horizons and explore unknown areas in order to truly realize our personal value and contribute to social progress.

Yunxiao, pronounced yún xiāo, has three meanings:

1. Skyline, high altitude. "Xijing Miscellaneous Notes" Volume 1: "Sing in unison, and the sound is through the sky."

Southern Dynasty Song Bao Zhao "Difficult to Travel" poem 13: "I first quit my home to join the army and overseas Chinese, and my ambition was full of energy. "The Thirtieth Chapter of "The Outer History of Confucianism":

The song is ethereal, reaching into the sky. Qu Qiubai "Literary and Art Miscellaneous Works: That City": "What about that city......High into the sky, close to the glorious sun.

2. Generally refers to lofty and profound. Tang Wu Yuanheng's poem "Sitting at Night and Hearing Words to Send Yan Ten Shaofu": "Many negative clouds, career years and years invade." Qing Sun Zhiwei's poem "Visiting Hailing and Shoutian Snow Shrine Again": "If you don't pay attention to the righteousness of the clouds, you can come and go frequently." ”

3. The metaphor refers to a high position. Jin Luyun's "The Ancient Yu Chapter of the Jin Dynasty and the Emperor of the Xia Mansion": "The crown prince is the crown prince, and he is a good move."

Fen Ji River Margin, the sky. Tang Dufu's poem "Gift to Jingzhao": "The clouds are now pressing, who is more pro-Taiwan?"

Ming Kong Zhenyun's "Epitaph of Yuan Gong (Yuan Keli) of the Ming Military Department": "And all the grandsons are Jiji, wait and see the clouds, and follow the track Zhu Huang Fang." "Yuan Zhang Shouqing's "Red Pear Flower" first fold:

You only say that there is no way to show talents, but you don't say that civil officials will level the world. ”