What is the meaning of chasing the Central Plains and seizing the commercial capital

The Shang capital is Zhengzhou, because it was the capital of the ancient Shang Dynasty. Secondly, in the early nineties, Zhengzhou began the first round of business wars, and the large shopping malls in the surrounding area of Zhengzhou Erqi Square began to compete fiercely. Asia, Hualian Commercial Building, ** Building, Zhengzhou Department Store, Bauhinia Mountain Department Store, Commercial Building, etc., have all begun to find a way out and attack other opponents' operation methods, and there have been many national firsts.

For example, Asia is the country's first first-class enterprise, and Hualian Commercial Building is the country's first enterprise to transform from state-owned to collective. Now, Zhengzhou has started the second round of business wars, comprehensive shopping malls have Dennis, Home World, Zhengdao Garden, Beijing Hualian Commercial Building, Jinboda, Central Department Store, etc., supermarkets have Jiafu, Home World, Yichu Lotus, Dennis Supermarket, Beijing Hualian Supermarket, Century Lianhua Supermarket, Dashang Xinmart, Carrefour, Metro, etc. have begun to compete. Therefore, there is a saying that the Central Plains is chasing the deer and seizing the commercial capital.

The Central Plains, historically refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, including the central and northern parts of Henan Province, the southern part of Shanxi Province, Shaanxi Province and Shandong Province, which is the birthplace of Chinese civilization and the cradle of the Chinese nation. Some scholars believe that the Central Plains originally referred to the southern part of Shanxi, because the historical records record that the Yaodu Pingyang (now Linfen), the Shundu Puban (now Yongji), and the Yudu Anyi (now Xia County) are all in the southern part of Shanxi.

Later, the scope of the Central Plains gradually expanded, broadly referring to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, or the entire Yellow River basin.

It should refer to the six central provinces.

Now you still want to compete in the Central Plains?

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The meaning of chasing the Central Plains: competing for the world in the Central Plains.

Interpretation] is a metaphor for the struggle for power.

Usage] as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

Example] "A Thousand Miles Leaping into Dabie Mountain": "The three armies set up a zigzag formation between the Jiang, Huai, He, and Han Dynasty, and acted as horns for each other, competing for the Central Plains, and maneuvering to annihilate the enemy. ”

Pinyin】zhú lù zhōng yuán.

synonyms] dragon fight, deer fight the Central Plains, open fight and dark fight, dragon fight and tiger fight, hook heart fight, dragon fight and tiger fight, big fight.

Antonyms] unity and fraternity, peaceful coexistence, hunger and answer, peace and tranquility, calm and calm, peaceful and peaceful, peaceful and peaceful.

Chase the deer in the Central Plains Rotten Rock Hui to make a sentence:

1. In 1360 A.D., the Yuan Dynasty has entered the stormy time, the world is in dispute, competing for the Central Plains, Zhu Yuanzhang, Chen Youliang, Zhang Shicheng three heroes have full wings, occupy half of the rivers and mountains in the south of the Yangtze River.

2. After the fierce struggle of the three forces in the Central Plains, the Qing Dynasty entrenched in Liaodong finally succeeded in entering the Central Plains.

3. The male elk is great and tall, and the ancient people symbolized the emperor with the male elk, and competed for the throne with the metaphor of competing for the throne in the Central Plains.

4. Since then, His Majesty will be able to compete in the Central Plains to win the great cause of Huaxia into Gaozu, establish immortal martial arts, and the Han dynasty will be able to recover the day.

5, back then, he was also chasing the Central Plains, full of pride, but now he is lonely and helpless, becoming a prisoner, every time he thinks about it, his heart hurts like a knife.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Chasing the Central Plains.

It stretches from the Bohai Sea in the east to Shaanxi in the west, from the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in the south to the Hetao in the north. It has always been the Central Plains in the traditional sense. The history books say that Cao Cao unified the Central Plains, referring to these places.

Chasing the deer in the Central Plains refers to driving the deer into a circular stone circle in the middle, and it is easy to catch wild beasts. The earliest Zhulu was built by Emperor Yan, also called the female baby, which is a sign of the success of Emperor Yan, and Jingwei reclamation refers to this place.

It refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, including most of Henan, the western part of Shandong and the southern part of Hebei and Shanxi, and the western part of Anhui Province.

The Central Plains region is in the Yellow River Basin in central China, with fertile land and abundant resources. For more than 300 years, from the Xia Dynasty to the Song Dynasty, the Central Plains has always been the political, economic, and cultural center of China. With the exception of the Northern and Southern Dynasties of China, the rulers of all dynasties believed that the dynasty that incorporated the territory of the Central Plains was the legitimate dynasty of China.

Therefore, the Central Plains is also the center and stage of the struggle of various forces.

The Central Plains was first published in "Historical Records: The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin" Qin lost his deer, and the world chased it. It is said that after the fall of the Qin Dynasty in 206 BC, the world was in turmoil, and the heroes competed for hegemony, and finally Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, defeated Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, and won the fat and big deer in the world. Later, people compared chasing a deer to the chase for power.

It is true that the deer is also closely associated with war in the totem of Chinese culture. As early as the Stone Age, the merits of the war often determined the outcome of a war. Antlers were used as ** at the time, so before each war, the tribes had to chase the deer herd to get more**, and getting the deer herd meant getting **.

And if the war is lost, the ruler loses his dominance and power. Therefore, if you get the deer, you will get the world, and if you lose the deer, you will lose the world. Chasing the deer in the Central Plains also has the meaning of competing for the world.

中原逐鹿 [zhōng yuán zhú lù] refers to the group of heroes who stand up together and compete for the world.

Compliments. Source:

Historical Records: The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Qin lost his deer; The world chases them; Those with high materials and feet will be feasted first. ”

Example: Chaos in the morning.

During the Northern Expedition, several warlords were armed, causing the people to suffer greatly.