How to read the inkstone of Vietnam Yan Port, the characteristics of Vietnam Yan Port

Read: [yàn].

1. Interpretation of inkstone:

1. Inkstone: pen. End.

2. In the old days, it referred to classmates (because classmates often wrote inkstones, classmates were also called "same inkstones"): brother. Friend.

Second, the combination of inkstone:

Inkstone, tile inkstone, inkstone, jade inkstone, pottery inkstone.

Inkstone, inkstone, copper inkstone, inkstone, gold inkstone.

is "岘南" (xiàn gǎng) (Vietnam.

language: thành ph n ng).

岘, pronunciation: xiàn

Literal meaning: small but high mountains.

Da Nang is located in central Vietnam, near the ancient capital of Hue, and belongs to the south-central coastal region. It is the fourth largest city in Vietnam.

There is a camellia peninsula in the northeast as a barrier, the bay is horseshoe-shaped, the harbor is wide and the water is deep, the situation is dangerous, and it is a natural harbor. Gujing port since ancient times.

If you make a mistake in writing a word, it is not Yangang, it should be Xian (Xian fourth tone) Gang.

Da Nang officially became a municipality directly under the central government on January 1, 1997, and is the second largest port city in Vietnam (the largest port city in Vietnam is Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam), Da Nang is a young, lively and prosperous city. The mainland area of Da Nang is about 942 square kilometers. The urban area is divided into Haizhou County, Qingxi County, Liannuma County, Son Tra County, Wuxingshan County, five counties (districts) and Wang Jinjiao County, with a total population of 716,597 people.

Da Nang is the central city of central Vietnam. There is a wide and deep port, an international airport, and is located in the list of three world cultural heritage sites in Vietnam (namely the former capital of Hue; Hoi An Kueup and My Son Holy Land). Known as the third gate of Vietnam.

The weather in Da Nang is clear, the sun is sunny all year round, and there is nothing to complain about social security. The city is a 30-kilometer stretch of seaside beach, one of the best seaside venues in Vietnam and one of the best summer resorts in Southeast Asia.

It is located in the bee waist zone of central Vietnam, bordering the South China Sea, and has an important strategic position. Historically, it was the port of imperialist invasion of Vietnam. In 1858, it was captured by the French and Spanish expeditionary forces, and has since become a French concession.

During World War II, it was occupied by the Japanese army. In 1947, it was again occupied by French troops. In March 1965, when the U.S. war of aggression against Vietnam escalated, its marines landed in Da Nang Bay, and subsequently expanded Da Nang into a large naval and air base.

In 1975, after the reunification of the North and South of Vietnam, it became the 3rd coastal zone station of the Vietnamese Navy. After 1979, the Soviet Navy acquired the right to anchor in Da Nang as its military base. Da Nang Bay is horseshoe-shaped and faces northeast.

It is nearly 15 kilometers long from north to south, about 11 kilometers wide from east to west, and the water depth is mostly more than 10 meters. There is the Camellia Peninsula in the south of the mouth of the bay, the Han Island as a barrier in the north, and the Marble Mountain and Fuxiang Mountain as cover along the coast. The military port area is in the eastern part of the bay and consists of three ports, the largest of which is the Son Tra Port, which has six large wharves and can accommodate 10,000-ton ships.

The west side of the bay and on both sides of the estuary is the commercial port area. There are 3 airports around the city, of which Da Nang Airport is an air base. The transportation is convenient, with railways and highways leading to Hanoi in the north, Ho Chi Minh City in the south, and roads leading to Sai Yuan and Laos.

The climate is mild. The tidal range in the bay is small, and the tidal current is weak. The port city is industrially developed, with gold, copper and coal mines nearby.

Back in. Ten. During the 7th and 18th centuries, it has developed into one of the three major cities in Vietnam, with a population of about 700,000 people, mainly fishing and active tourism. Da Nang is bordered by the South China Sea to the east – with its sand and blue seas, blue skies and white clouds, and tranquility, it is an ideal new holiday destination.

Ten. In the 7th and 18th centuries, most of the tourists were local Vietnamese, and the majority of foreign tourists were Europeans and Japanese, and in Southeast Asia, only Bangkok and Hong Kong had direct flights to and fro, and there were few Asian tourists outside Japan.

In fact, it should be counted as China and Vietnam.

Da Nang, (xiàn gǎng) (Vietnamese: thành ph n ng), is located in central Vietnam, near the ancient capital of Hue, and belongs to the south-central coastal region. It is the fourth largest city in Vietnam, after Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi City and Hai Phong City.

It is bordered by the South China Sea and has five districts and two islands. It is 764 kilometers from Hanoi in the north and 964 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City in the south.

Da Nang is on the left bank of the Han River, with a view of the harbor in the north. Located in the middle of Vietnam, it is bordered by Hue to the north and Nha Trang to the south. Backed by the Marble Mountains, there is a camellia peninsula in the northeast as a barrier, the bay is horseshoe-shaped, the port is wide and the water is deep, the situation is dangerous, and it is a natural harbor.

Gujing port since ancient times. It is now a naval base that can dock 10,000 tons**. There are alkali, textile, rubber, cement, papermaking and other industries.

Rice, corn and rubber are produced in the suburbs. More than 69 kilometers to the southwest, there are ruins of ancient Cham pagodas. 35 kilometers to the southeast is Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and you can take a ferry from Hoi An Ancient Town Pier to visit Dao Cam Kim, the pearl of the Thu Bon River, which is mainly famous for its water coconut groves and pristine natural scenery.

Vietnam Lao Cai to Da Nang is 1098 kilometers, if you drive, it takes 17 hours and 8 minutes (if the road is clear);

Lao Cai, Vietnam, a border city in northwestern Vietnam, the capital of Hoang Lien Son province. At the confluence of the Red River and the Nanxi River, across the Nanxi River, it faces Hekou City, Yunnan Province, China. Industrial and commercial center.

Apatite is mined nearby and is famous for its spice star anise. There are chemical, power generation and other plants. An important transportation hub, the terminal station of the Hanoi-Lao Cai railway.

The highway leads to Mengkang, Ruixiong, Yuechi, Xuanguang and other places.

Da Nang, (xiàn gǎng) (Vietnamese: thành ph n ng), is located in central Vietnam, near the ancient capital of Hue, and belongs to the south-central coastal region. It is the fourth largest city in Vietnam, after Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi City and Hai Phong City.