Can large characters be used to describe place names?

That's okay, you don't mean that the place is very famous, very big, this can be used to describe the name of the place.

Of course, large characters can be used to describe place names.

The explanation of big characters is many, wide, wide, and large, and it is a Chinese character with a general standard of Chinese language. Pronounced as dà, dài, tài, the original meaning of this word is the capacity, volume, area, quantity, strength, age and other aspects of the object that exceeds the average or exceeds the comparison, as opposed to "small", and later extended to the meaning of "deep and wide range", "older", "again", etc., and is used as an honorific.

There are many place names used to describe them, they are: Dalian, Tianli, Dazhu Dali, Datong, Daqing, Dafang, Daxing, Daming, Daguan, Dacheng, Daning, Da'an, Dafeng, Datian, Dayu, Daye, Daye, Dayi, Dayi, Daya, Daya.

For example, Daqing, Daqing Oilfield is a very famous place, famous for its production.

PetroChina Daqing Oilfield Oil Production Plant No. 4 and No. 3 Mine have become the oil mines with the highest annual output, the largest regional management area and the largest number of oil and water wells under its jurisdiction, and go hand in hand with the remaining six million-ton old oil mines, adding color to the quality and efficiency improvement of the old oilfield.

With high comprehensive water cut, high recovery degree, and difficult management of ternary wells, the production pressure of Daqing Oilfield will still be huge in 2020 and for a long time in the future. In the face of challenges, the 7 million-ton oil mines in Daqing Oilfield used their strength to interpret the "big mine bears great responsibility", and in the process of improving quality and efficiency, they had the courage to take responsibility and take the lead.

Brother Dazhi, your mother's general trend is okay, such as Shanghai.

Yes, such as Great China, Great Henan, Great Central Plains, etc.

Of course, large characters can be used to describe place names, and if a place is particularly large, you can use this word to vividly describe how large its scope is.

Yes, Daxinganling, there are big characters.

Dalian, Daqing, Daxing, Daming, Dacheng, Datong, Daning, Da'an, Dafeng, Datian, Dayu, Daye, Dawu, Daying, Dazhu, Dayi, Dafang, Dali, Daguan, Dayao, Dali.

When I watched Slam Dunk, I thought the name Kanagawa was quite nice at the time.