Dingzhou is the main birthplace of Zhongshan culture and one of the cradles of ancient regional civilization in northern China. As a political, economic and cultural center, Dingzhou has gradually formed a unique regional traditional culture-Zhongshan culture after thousands of years of civilization baptism.
It is a traditional cultural system comparable to Yanzhao culture, Qilu culture, Jingchu culture and Wuyue culture.
Its basic spiritual materials are kindness, kindness, valuing righteousness over affection, self-improvement, respecting morality and self-cultivation, diligence and frugality, and learning from others. Zhongshan culture-Zhongshan country is divided into warring States Zhongshan country and Hanzhong mountain country in history.
During the Warring States Period, Zhongshan State was founded by the Bai Di minority in the north of China. It was the most powerful country in the Warring States period except the seven heroes of the Warring States period, and was known as the "Eight Heroes of the Warring States Period".
Historically, Sun Yat-sen's capital has undergone several changes, first the new city (now Xinchengpu Village, Zhengding County), then the middle city (now southwest of Tangxian County), then Gu (now Dingzhou City), and finally Lingshou (now Lingshou County, Shijiazhuang).
Throughout the above-mentioned capital cities of Zhongshan, with the turmoil and demise of Zhongshan, they all began to decline, but Dingzhou stood out, inherited the orthodoxy of Zhongshan culture, continued the lifeline of Zhongshan culture and carried it forward.
Dingzhou is the only city where Zhongshan culture has not been dated. It is as complete as the twenty-four histories of China, and Zhongshan culture in other countries has been dated.
Dingzhou represents the orthodoxy of Zhongshan culture, is the birthplace and central area of Zhongshan culture in history, and is a special reference to Zhongshan area in past dynasties.
From Zhongshan in the Warring States, to Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, to Zhongshan in the Sanjin Dynasty, to Zhongshan House in the Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and finally to the "Ancient Zhongshan Country" engraved on the gate of Dingzhou County in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, Zhongshan culture has run through Dingzhou for more than two thousand years.
Among the top ten Hebei cultural relics in Zhongshan, the scheme of staggered gold, silver, four dragons and four phoenixes in the Warring States, the bronze screen seat of staggered gold, silver, tiger and deer in the Warring States and the bronze tripod with iron feet in Zhongshan in the Warring States are all cultural relics of Zhongshan in the Warring States. The Western Han Dynasty carved white jade with double dragons and high buttons, the Western Han Dynasty bronze Boshan Furnace, the Western Han Dynasty Changxin Palace Lantern and the Western Han Dynasty Liu Sheng Jinyu clothes are all cultural relics of Liu Sheng's tomb, which means that 70% of the top ten cultural relics in Hebei are branded with Zhongshan culture.
In addition, the other two pieces in the tomb of Zhongshan in the Warring States Period, such as fifteen bronze lanterns, bronze' mountain' vessels in the Warring States Period, bronze trillion-dollar maps in the Warring States Period, bronze beasts with staggered blades, and Zhongshan Sanju, are all very famous among Hebei cultural relics.
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