What are some of the most unsuccessful cities in China?

1. Xi'an City

Xi'an was known as Chang'an in ancient times, from the Han Dynasty ancestor Liu Bang built the capital here to Tang Zhaozong was forced to move the capital to Luoyang, the city has always retained the name of "Chang'an", and existed in the form of the national capital or the accompanying capital for more than 1,000 years. Since the Western Han Dynasty and the Sui and Tang dynasties have always been recognized as the three most powerful dynasties in China, Chang'an gives us the impression of being strong and open, and it is a city of great glory.

2. Shijiazhuang City

The reason why Changshan is famous all over the world has a lot to do with Zhao Zilong. Changshan is today's Shijiazhuang area, Hengshan County was set up in Qin, and Changshan was renamed Changshan when Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, until Tang Muzong changed its name to Zhenzhou, and Changshan no longer appeared as the name of the county. After Changshan was renamed Zhenzhou, it went through many renaming until 1947, when it was officially renamed Shijiazhuang.

3. Linzhang County

Yecheng was built in the Spring and Autumn Period of Qi Huan, and was used as the capital of Wei during the Warring States Period. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao built Yecheng as his base, and the scale was comparable to Chang'an and Luoyang. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Yecheng served as the capital of Cao Wei and the capital of Later Zhao, Ran Wei, Qianyan, Eastern Wei and Northern Qi, and lived as the political, economic, military and cultural center of the Yellow River Valley for four centuries.

4. Zaozhuang City

Zaozhuang was called Lanling in ancient times, named by the famous poet Qu Yuan, "Lan" is the fragrance of the holy king, and the tomb is the highland, so Lanling has the meaning of "holy land". During the Warring States Period, the State of Chu set up Lanling County here, and the famous Confucian scholar Xunzi served as the Lanling Order twice. During the Qin and Han dynasties, it belonged to Donghai County, and the Western Jin Dynasty set up Lanling County here, and its name was used until the Sui Dynasty.

5. Linyi City

Linyi, known as Langya in ancient times, is a more poetic and compelling name than Lanling. Lang, which means jade-like beautiful stone or cyan coral; Ya also does evil, which means ivory. Langya is also a good place for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and celebrities, and the famous Zengzi, Xunzi, Zhuge Liang, Wang Xizhi, Yan Zhenqing and other people in history are here, and their popularity is very high.

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Baoji, formerly known as Yongcheng, was renamed in the Tang Dynasty, and legend has it that Tang Xuanzong was rescued by Shiji in the Anshi Rebellion, so he was renamed Baoji. Well, the emperor is happy, and he doesn't want to think about whether this name is good.

Baoji was called "Chencang" and "Yongcheng" in ancient times, and the allusion "Ming Xiu plank road, dark Chencang" was the birthplace, known as "the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronze" in 757 A.D. because of the auspicious rui of "stone chicken crying" was renamed Baoji.

Summary. No. 10 Henan Qi County Henan Qi County This obscure small city has a glorious history, it was originally the ancient capital of the famous Shang Dynasty, known as "Chaoge" in ancient times, with a history of more than 3,000 years as an ancient capital, and is one of the main birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

Which of the top 10 cities in China that failed to change their names do you know?

No. 10 Henan Qi CountyHenan Qi County, this obscure small city has a glorious history of the history of the potato, it was originally the famous ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty, the auspicious hail ancient defeat banquet is called "Chao Song", with more than 3,000 years of ancient capital history, is one of the main birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

The ninth place Jiangsu NanjingNanjing has as many as 44 names in history, but the most elegant is "Jinling".

No. 8 Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, as the ancient capital of the Thirteen Dynasties, is a national historical and cultural city and one of the four ancient capitals in the world.

The seventh place in Linyi, Shandong Province, was called Langya in ancient times, "Lang" refers to the white and flawless jade, and "Ya" refers to the ivory like jade.

Zaozhuang was called Lanling in ancient times, the place where the king of Lanling was born Pintong is an elegant place, Li Bai also once praised the "Lanling wine tulips", and now the lead stool is renamed Zaozhuang, which can not be said to be a defeat of Huaidou.

Zhumadian was formerly known as Runan, and in ancient times, there was a place name of Runan, which means "the south of water", and it is in Yuzhou, one of the "ancient Kyushu".

As China's first "Zhuang", Shibei Shijiazhuang was known as Changshan in ancient times. Changshan and the ancient famous general Zhao Zilong have a great origin of imitation limbs, Changshan Zhao Zilong can be said to be known to everyone.

Baoji was called Chencang and Yongcheng in ancient times, and it was the hometown of Emperor Yan of Shennong's clan during the period of Shangzezhao Ancient Bending, and was called "the hometown of Emperor Yan, the hometown of bronze". It is also the birthplace of the Zhou and Qin dynasties.

Linzhang Sui was called Yecheng in ancient times, it was a famous capital in ancient times, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, occupied Yecheng, and built the royal capital in Naye here. Yecheng is also the capital of Cao Wei, Later Zhao, Ran Wei, Qianyan, Eastern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties, and has occupied the political, economic, military and cultural center of the Yellow River Basin for more than 400 years, and is known as the hometown of the Three Kingdoms and the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties.

The ancient city of Luzhou in Hefei, which first appeared in the Sui Dynasty, is an ancient city with a history of more than 2,000 years, and has been called Luzhou Mansion until the Ming and Qing dynasties.

There are many cities described in Chinese poetry, and there are many famous cities in history, but after changing their names, they have become obscure, and there is no artistic conception in the poems.

The first is the ancient capital of the Thirteen Dynasties, Xi'an, known as Chang'an in ancient times, is also the first capital city called "Beijing" in history, and the first real city in history. In Bai Juyi's "Song of Long Hatred", "Looking back at the world, I don't see Chang'an and see the dust and fog", Meng Jiao's "After Dengke" in "The spring breeze is proud, and I see all the Chang'an flowers in one day" and other written poems, the artistic conception is far-reaching, and if "Chang'an" is replaced with "Xi'an", there is no artistic conception in an instant.

Qi County in Henan, many people may not know, but to say the name of the ancient times, know a lot, the name of the ancient times is "Chaoge", the capital of the Shang Dynasty, as the capital of the Shang Dynasty, the Song reached its peak, the history records that the Song is very prosperous, "the Song of the Night String of 50 miles, 800 princes to the Ling Mountain". And if it is replaced with "Qi County Night String Fifty Miles, Eight Hundred Princes Chaoling Mountain" It feels weird.

Yichang, known as Yiling in ancient times, takes the meaning of "the mountain is here and the water is here, and the large-scale battle launched by Liu Bei against the Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period is called the "Battle of Yiling", which is now called Yichang, and the name is not bad, but it is less poetic and less historical. Shijiazhuang, known as Changshan in ancient times, imagine that in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao said to the enemy generals in the army, "Come to the general by name", and the enemy general replied "I am Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong", feeling less domineering. Hefei, the capital of Anhui Province, was known as Luzhou in ancient times, and is also a famous historical and cultural city, which gave birth to celebrities such as Zhou Yu, Bao Zheng, Feng Yuxiang and so on.

"Luzhou Moonlight" was replaced by "Hefei Moonlight", which instantly destroyed the artistic conception.

Some of the most failed cities in history have lost their name, do you have your hometown?

Baoji was called "Chencang" and "Yongcheng" in ancient times, and the allusion "Ming Xiu plank road, dark Chencang" was the birthplace, known as "the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronze" in 757 A.D. because of the auspicious rui of "stone chicken crying" was renamed Baoji.

There is no such thing as a failure of affection, they were brilliant before, but they can only play such a role now.

The city pulled by the train in Shijiazhuang City, the earliest called Shimen was ordered by the Japanese Committee.

I think Kaifeng is one of them, because the previous name was really nice.

"Luzhou Moonlight" was replaced by "Hefei Moonlight", which instantly destroyed the artistic conception.

I think Xi'an is the best of them all, because Chang'an was very famous in ancient times.

Hefei, the capital of Anhui Province, was known as Luzhou in ancient times, and is also a famous historical and cultural city.

It cannot be said that the name change failed, because the values of the ancients are not the same as those of modern people.

Qi County, Henan, many people may not know, but if you want to say the name in ancient times, you know a lot, the name in ancient times was "Chaoge".

After replacing "Chang'an" with "Xi'an", there was no artistic conception in an instant.

I think my Kaifeng is the most serious one.

The tenth place is Qi County, Henan Qi County. This obscure small city turned out to be the famous ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty. The ninth place is Nanjing, which was known as Jinling in ancient times, and Nanjing has as many as forty-four names.

Jinling is Nanjing's most elegant nickname. The eighth place is Xi'an, Chang'an, which has become Xi'an, far from Chang'an, elegant and connotative.

The most "failed" city in China to change its name, it's hard to hear if it's not creative, do you know it's **?

The most failed name change is Qi County, Hebi City, this small county town has become obscure because of the name change, it is the first dynasty in history Shang Dynasty imperial capital "Chaoge" really can't stand those self-righteous brainless experts.

Zaozhuang is not good? Zhumadian Shijiazhuang is not the same. Lanling is not Zaozhuang at all, it is a place in Linyi...

I am Shijiazhuang Zhao Zilong, and I will be a common name!

Ming Xiu plank road secretly crosses Baoji.

Zaozhuang wine tulips jade bowl with amber light.

Lanling changed to Zaozhuang, Shimen changed to Shijiazhuang, Runan changed to Zhumadian, the names of these three cities are not atmospheric, far less than the original name has cultural heritage.

Popularize it to ignorant people, Shijiazhuang is not changed from Changshan, it is developed from a small village, Changshan changed its name to Zhending, and now it is called Zhengding, which has nothing to do with Shijiazhuang, and it is nonsense to say that it has changed.

Granny dripping! If you are well fed, when the conditions were poor before, why didn't anyone mention changing your name, but now that the conditions are good, you have to change your name again, and you are sick! None of the names fail, the current name is the best, the previous name has become a thing of the past, and none of them will change!

Foshan City is also a city that failed to change its name, it used to be one of the four famous towns in China, and now it is called Chancheng, and many of them are read as remnants, which is very unlucky.

Chenzhou was changed to Huaiyang, one of the few successful cases of name change.

The names are all good now, who said that the name change failed? It has become a thing of the past, and now it is socialism with Chinese characteristics, so why change it back to the past? Sick again! Resolutely can't change, not a single one can be changed!

First of all, you have to figure out what the concept of a big city is under the new standard! Huangshan, Zhumadian, etc. are not counted. Talking about changing the name of the worst ten cities!

Suzhou has changed very well, why is it not good, why is there no culture. Huizhou changed to Huangshan to really fail, and the one or those ** who proposed to change the name at that time must be the turtle Baiding!

Huizhou was renamed Huangshan.

Chang'an was renamed Xi'an.

Luzhou was renamed Hefei.

The beautification of these cities has been a failure.

Xi'an, known as Chang'an, was changed to Da'an, but it was not successfully changed later.

Jiuyuan was renamed Baotou, and Chang'an was changed to Xi'an.

Gusu was renamed Suzhou, which I think was the most unsuccessful.

The most unsuccessful 1 Xi'an (Chang'an) 2 Hefei (Luzhou) 3 Shijiazhuang (Changshan).

1.Huangshan, whose original name is Huizhou, was renamed because of the mountain, which made the place name Huizhou disappear, and the dazzling Huizhou culture was abruptly faulted, which is the most regrettable.

2. Xi'an: His real name is Chang'an.

3. Hefei. 4. Baoji.

5. Shijiazhuang: The real name is Changshan.

6. Linyi. 7. Baotou.

Dachuan was changed to Dazhou, and Jinling was changed to Nanjing.

Among the several cities that failed to change names in China in history, Xi'an is on the list, see if there is your hometown.

Baoji was called "Chencang" and "Yongcheng" in ancient times, and the allusion "Ming Xiu plank road, dark Chencang" was the birthplace, known as "the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronze" in 757 A.D. because of the auspicious rui of "stone chicken crying" was renamed Baoji.

Baoji was called "Chencang" and "Yongcheng" in ancient times, and the allusion "Ming Xiu plank road, dark Chencang" was the birthplace, known as "the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronze" in 757 A.D. because of the auspicious rui of "stone chicken crying" was renamed Baoji.

What do you know about the cities that have failed to change their names in China?