The capital of South Korea was formerly known as Seoul. Now a lot of newspapers are called Seoul Wha

Changed the second floor to say it very completely

I changed my name a while ago.

Everyone on earth knows it

It's very similar to the pronunciation of seoul

I think it's nice to hide, Seoul.

Because Seoul is pronounced in Korean according to Korean"Seoul"

The Chinese translation is Seoul.

But South Korea felt that the name Seoul would give the impression that they originated in the Han Dynasty.

So I decided to change it to Seoul.

It's really superficial and ridiculous to the limit. Changed the name. Translated in Chinese. It's not Seoul yet.

Change the soup without changing the medicine.

It's been a long time, and English and Korean are very similar.

Now the name has been changed and the whole world knows about it.

Because the Korean pronunciation of their capital's name is similar to Seoul or Shou U, the final vote was Seoul.

In the Chinese circle abroad, everyone still calls it Seoul, but when I returned to China last year, all the major ** had changed its name to Seoul, so ugly The name was changed because they Koreans are now trying their best to escape the reality of being influenced by Chinese culture Sad, Koreans!

It's changed! But Seoul is Seoul!

Seoul used to be called Seoul because of the city's proximity to Mt. Han and the Han River. Seoul was also known as Hanyang, named after its location on the north bank of the Han River, following the naming principle of the city. Since the Joseon Dynasty used Chinese characters and Na, the name of Seoul spread to China, and it became a consistent name.

The earliest name of Seoul was Seoul, and it was one of the other capitals and three capitals of Goguryeo. During the Goryeo Dynasty, it was called Hanyang, and after the establishment of the Joseon Dynasty, the capital was moved to Hanyang and renamed "Seoul Province".

During the Japanese occupation, the local area was renamed "Jingfu". After the defeat of Japan and the liberation of Korea, the U.S. Military Administration Order No. 106 named the place "The Chinese character translation has always used its ancient name of "Seoul".

With the closer and closer cultural exchanges and exchanges between China and South Korea, there are more and more confusions caused by the reputation of the famous spike shed. That's why South Korea officially defined the Chinese name of " as "Seoul" in 2005.