Tell me what you know about Qilu?

In this way, most of the Shandong people I have come into contact with are like this, sincere, kind, hospitable, warm-hearted, and courteous. As I became more and more familiar with the Shandong Gang classmates in the class, I gradually realized that not all Shandong people can drink, not all Shandong men are tall and rough, and the previous stereotypes are all lies.

Qilu is actually talking about the land of Shandong, and Shandong is actually a place where people are outstanding, like Mount Tai and Confucius. Touring is a nice place.

I haven't had much contact with Shandong people before, but after grad school, there are a lot of Shandong classmates in the class, they seem to like to do things like "hometown associations", often party together, eat and sing and even go out to travel, the relationship is very good but it will not give outsiders that kind of xenophobic feeling, people are so envious, I feel that they are really united and friends love the collective.

The folk customs of Shandong people are relatively conservative, and they rarely meet fellow villagers in Jiangsu, one is that there are few Shandong people recruited from other provinces, and many people who study in other provinces will also go home. I can't say why, because if my family doesn't move out, I'll probably go back.

Realistic, exquisite, reliable. The overall impression of Shandong people is still good (although I have encountered one or two scumbags, they are all very rare phenomena).

Last month, I went to climb Mount Tai and took a bus in Tai'an by chance. It's really the kind that as long as the old man comes up, the young man immediately takes the initiative to give up his seat without hesitation. I sat in the last row, seven or eight feet away, and kept watching the young man get up and give up his seat.

At that moment, I was really touched by the simple folk customs.

Shandong people are very strong, I went to Shandong with my elders when I was young. One grandmother liked me a lot and rolled me eggs with pancakes. If I don't eat, I can't do it, I'm very strong, I don't eat, she looks so angry, I eat a lot of cakes and eggs one after another.

Speaking may be with jokes, but you can only understand the feeling of being ineffable, and you will not be able to say a sentence like boiled water. I think the dialect further north you go, the more humorous it is, and I've never been used to it all these years in the south.

Southerners feel more self-conscious, while Shandongites will be more concerned about the situation of their friends, and will ask for warmth or something more. It's impossible to say who is good and who is not, that's the case.

This kind of straightforwardness is not exactly bold, direct or something, straightforward people can also be able to behave and do things, but they are still very realistic. I don't know if I can explain it. This kind of straightforwardness will make you feel comfortable and authentic with such people.

I will try my best to maintain the simple enthusiasm of Shandong people and put an end to the bad side of Shandong people! The excavator is a compulsory item in the college entrance examination, don't ask again, the standard that must be met is to control the computer to drive the excavator to fry the vegetables, and the fried vegetables can be infertile and infertile!

Qilu refers to present-day Shandong, and the name began in the pre-Qin Qi and Lu countries. At the end of the Warring States period, the cultures of Qi and Lu gradually merged into one, and in the pre-Qin period, Shandong was roughly divided into Qi and Lu. The state of Lu is a small piece of land west of Shandong, with Qufu in Jining, Shandong as the national capital; Hence the name.

In 256 BC, the state of Chu destroyed the state of Lu, and in 221 BC, the state of Qin destroyed the state of Qi. Because of the unity of culture, "Qilu" forms a unified cultural circle, and the regional concept of "Qilu" is formed by the unified cultural circle. This area is roughly equivalent to the scope of the later Shandong Province, so it became the synonym of Shandong.

The central part of Shandong's topography is protruding, and Shandong is a hilly area in the mountains of central and southern Shandong. Most of the eastern peninsula is undulating and gently undulating, with wide valleys and gentle slopes, which is the eastern hilly area of Luyan Antao. The western and northern parts are the alluvial plains formed by the Yellow River, which is part of the North China Plain and the Northwest Shandong Plain.

Qilu means "Shandong".

"Qilu" originated from the pre-Qin Qi and Lu countries, and is the joint name of Qi and Lu, which was originally a national concept. Qi and Lu were the two feudal states in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and they were the two important positions of the Western Zhou Dynasty to exercise the ruling power in the East.

"Qilu" as the name of an administrative division, although it was determined very late, it is based on the geographical scope of the ancient Qi and Lu countries and the cultural "Qilu culture" that the two countries finally merged into an independent system. Moreover, the formation of this regional cultural circle was in the pre-Qin and Qilu eras, not after Shandong became an administrative division. After Shandong became an administrative division of the country, due to the unity of politics, economy and culture, the regional characteristics of Qilu culture were diluted.

'Qilu' is the birthplace of the ancient Qi and Lu countries. in present-day Shandong Province. Therefore, it is called the sons and daughters of Qilu and the land of Qilu. Abbreviated as 'Lu'

These two lines of poetry are from Du Fu's "Wangyue". Because Du Fu had never climbed Mount Tai, he just wrote a poem "Wangyue", describing Mount Tai from his own imagination, which is a very famous poem. These two lines are the first two lines of the poem.

The first sentence is a question, Dai Zong, that is, Mount Tai, how is Dai Zongfu? It is to simulate someone else's tone to ask Du Fu, what do you think of Taishan? Qilu is two countries in Shandong in ancient times, Qi and Lu, and later Shandong was also known as the land of Qilu.

Qing refers to the field, which means that the field is still lush (early summer), and the crops have been ripe but have not yet been harvested.

The meaning of these two lines of poetry is: I am often asked, what do you think of Tarzan? In the early summer, the fields were lush and the scenery was very beautiful, and I finally came to Shandong and saw Mount Tai from afar.

Qi represents the country of Qi and is now Zibo Linzi District.