In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Suzhou belonged to Longxi County, and then to Hanyang County. Since then, it has gradually become an important political, economic and cultural center after Wei and Jin Dynasties, Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties. Until the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, the Suzhou organizational system was formally established and became an independent state-level administrative unit. The following will introduce the historical and cultural background of Suzhou in detail.
Since the Han Dynasty, Suzhou has been an important gateway to the Western Regions and one of the important post stations on the Silk Road. During the Tang Dynasty, due to the influence of the Anshi Rebellion, Suzhou was greatly damaged and influenced, but it reappeared in the middle Tang Dynasty and became the political, economic and cultural center of the northwest region. The cultural relics and architectural relics left in this period still attract a large number of tourists to visit and explore.
After the Song Dynasty, Suzhou gradually developed into the center of agriculture and handicraft industry, and the cotton textiles and Chinese herbal medicines produced were very popular. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Suzhou was also a famous commercial center, a distribution center and price benchmark for various specialties. At the same time, this area has nurtured many folk cultures and arts, such as prints, paintings and folk music, which have become an important part of China's traditional culture.
The natural scenery in Suzhou is also very spectacular, including deserts, Gobi, grasslands, forests and other landforms, as well as natural lakes, waterfalls and other waterscape attractions, attracting a large number of tourists to enjoy and experience. In addition, Suzhou is an ancient cultural city with rich historical background and cultural traditions, such as Mogao Grottoes, Maijishan Grottoes and Danxia Landforms in Zhangye. , has become a world-famous cultural heritage and tourist destination.
In a word, Suzhou, Gansu Province originated from Dujiangyan City in the Western Zhou Dynasty. After thousands of years of gradual development and evolution, Suzhou has formed a unique historical and cultural background. It used to be an important post station on the Silk Road, a gateway to the western regions and a political, economic and cultural center. Today, while maintaining the traditional culture and historical memory, Suzhou is also advancing the modernization process and becoming a place full of vitality and hope.