Rhode Island is one of the cradles of Aegean civilization, and there are quite old myths about Tarcan people. In Pindar's poems, Rhode Island is the product of the combination of Helius, the sun god, and Rhodes, the goddess.

Rhode Island, located in the Aegean Sea, is 45,000m away from Greece in the west and19000m away from Turkey in the north. It belongs to Greece, with an area of1400km2 and a population of over 70,000.

During the Hellenistic period and the heyday of the island, people erected a huge sculpture of the sun god, which became one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. During the Crusade, the Knights of Hospital occupied the island and changed its name to "Knights of Rhode Island", which became an important existence in the history of the island. They left many medieval buildings on the island.

The topographic map of Rhode Island has become a pearl among the Aegean Islands with its literary temperament and unique historical connotation. The name Rhode Island comes from the ancient Greek word "rose" and later refers to today's Zhu Jin. The island emblem of Rhode Island is a jumping deer.