Qiantang 1
Qiantang is the ancient name of Hangzhou, known as "paradise on earth". Since Qin unified the whole country, there has been a county under Lingyin Mountain, named Qiantang, which belongs to Huiji County. The name "Hangzhou" first appeared in the 9th year of Kaiyuan in Sui Dynasty (AD 589).
2. Girder
Daliang is an ancient place name in Henan, China, which is located in the northwest of Kaifeng City, Henan Province. It used to be the capital of Wei, one of the seven heroes of the Warring States in the Middle Ages. In the summer of 364 BC, when Wei Huiwang, the monarch of Wei, moved the capital from Anyi East to Daliang, Wei Huiwang was also called "King Hui of Liang", that is, six monarchs from Wei Xiangwang to Wei.
3. Jinling
Jinling is the ancient name of Nanjing. In 333 BC, Chu Weiwang Xiong Shang built Jinling City in Stone Town, hence the name Jinling. In 229 A.D., Sun Quan, Emperor Wu, established the capital here, and Jinling rose from then on, which made the political center of China out of the pattern of the Yellow River cultural plate and led the development of the Yangtze River basin and the whole southern China.
4. Shi Jing
Shi Jing was the name of the ancient capital of China, which generally referred to Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the first month of the 19th year of Yongle, Judy officially moved from Yingtianfu (now Nanjing) to Ding Jing, taking it as the capital and calling it "Beijing".
5. Changan
Chang 'an, known as an in ancient times, is the first capital called "Beijing" in history, and it is also a typical example of separating the city (commercial area) from the house (residential area) in China's urban construction. Zhou Wenwang made its capital here and built Fengjing. After King Wu ascended the throne, Hao Jing was built, which was collectively called Fenghao.