During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the State of Yue unified Jiangnan and became the capital of the State of Yue.
Qin Dynasty is the largest city in the southeast of China.
Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty was the political and economic center of the south of the Yangtze River, and Sima Qian called it "Jiangdong Metropolis" (Historical Records and Biographies of Sima Qian and Huo Zhi). During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yangzhou took its place, but it was also one of the economic center cities in the southeast of China.
During the Three Kingdoms period, it was a big city under the jurisdiction of Soochow, and it was also the old capital before Soochow moved its capital to Jianye.
The status of the Western Jin Dynasty was inferior to that of Jianye and Yangzhou, but it also maintained its consistent economic strength.
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Yangzhou and its prosperity eclipsed Suzhou a lot.
In the Sui Dynasty, Suzhou was known as the capital of the Three Wu Dynasties.
By the Tang Dynasty, in 778, Suzhou had the highest population in the south of the Yangtze River and was established as the only male state in the south of the Yangtze River.
Suzhou in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms belongs to the State of Wu Yue, with sustained economic development. But at the same time, Yangzhou is still strong, and Hangzhou rises as the capital of Wu Yue State.
In Song Dynasty, the national economic center moved to the south, and Lu You said that "Suzhou and Changzhou are familiar with each other, and the world is full" (Lu You's "Running Cow Gate"). Song people were even praised as "there is heaven above, Suzhou and Hangzhou below", while Suzhou is "the crown of the southeast with magnificent scenery". In the Southern Song Dynasty, Hangzhou became the capital and the first state in the country, famous in the southeast, but Suzhou was still the national economic center city.
Suzhou in the Yuan Dynasty was called Venice of the East by the Venetian Kyle Polo. Venice was a powerful country in Central Europe at that time, and monopolized the Mediterranean Sea at sea. Kelpolo called Suzhou the capital of his country, which shows that Suzhou is developed.
Suzhou's economy and culture flourished in both directions in Ming Dynasty. Economically, it has become one of the national economic center cities, reached its peak in culture, produced countless talented scholars and champions, and became the leading cultural city in China.
In the Qing Dynasty, Suzhou's economy reached its peak in history and became the economic and cultural center of the country. It was the most prosperous city in the country at that time, and because it was not the capital, it ranked second in the country, second only to Beijing, and it was the most prosperous industrial and commercial city in the Eastern Hemisphere at that time.
Question 2: What is Suzhou known as the hometown of Jiangnan Water Town?
Question 3: Where are Hangzhou and Suzhou called "Little Jasper"? Suzhou is the twin cities of Hangzhou, and Hangzhou is a paradise on earth. In a small garden, Suzhou people talk quietly and live a moist life in a small room. In the personality and style of Hangzhou people, there is a little more atmosphere and fortitude, just like there is a beautiful and lazy West Lake in Hangzhou, but there is also a majestic and surging qiantang bore. Hangzhou people are compatible with the north and the south, both rigid and flexible.
As the old saying goes, "There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below", which is well known to all. Suzhou and Hangzhou always seem to be linked by people. According to textual research, the two places have been compared since the mid-Tang Dynasty, and at that time, some poets compared Jiangnan to heaven. Suzhou and Hangzhou were hailed as paradise, not only because of the richness of Jiangnan, but also because of its beautiful scenery.
There must be beautiful women in the sky, and Suzhou and Hangzhou are also famous for their beautiful women in history. The most famous is the history of the 5th century. Suzhou and Hangzhou are often compared to women because of their beautiful scenery. What are the similarities and differences between these two gentle twin cities? See the following breakdown. Suzhou people speak in a soft tone and have room for subtle words.
The most obvious feature of Suzhou people is not their appearance or personality, but their elegant "soft language of Wu Nong". Suzhou people are easy to recognize as long as they speak. Suzhou dialect is soft and moving, with a calm and restrained tone. Even foreigners are impressed by its melodious degree. It is said that an American writer visited Suzhou embroidery factory, and the scene was explained by the famous embroiderer Ms. Zhu Feng. Soon, the American writer didn't want to translate. The accompanying person asked strangely, do American writers understand? The American writer replied that he was not listening to the commentary, but listening to the music, saying that Ms. Zhu Feng's speech was "like music" and seemed to be a wonderful movement.
As the saying goes, "I would rather quarrel with Suzhou people than listen to Ningbo people." Although Ningbo dialect and Suzhou dialect belong to wuyue dialect family, Ningbo dialect is too ugly. Foreigners who don't understand Ningbo dialect often mistake it for a quarrel when they listen to Ningbo people talking on the phone.
Suzhou dialect is really not a sharp weapon for quarreling, and the soft Suzhou dialect is not suitable for you to shout at the top of your lungs, nor does it reflect the momentum of bravado. The late Suzhou humorist Zhang Huaner once said that when northerners quarrel, they shout, "I'll slap you in the face! Suzhou people want to fight when they quarrel, so they say, "Do you want to slap Nong? It's really polite to ask the other person's opinion before you start work: "Do you want to slap you twice?" Two slaps is probably not heavy. "Da Da" means taste.
Some people say that when you walk past Suzhou girls and listen to their Suzhou dialect, you will feel your bones will be broken. Suzhou seems to be a "Suzhou". And Suzhou men can't help but be evaluated as little sissies by the outside world.
Besides whispering, Suzhou people also use the word "soft". Unlike northerners who are straightforward, Suzhou people speak tactfully and tortuous just like the paths in Suzhou gardens, and there is room for not knowing what to say and not saying death. For example, Suzhou people think that the amount is wrong, and they will euphemistically say, "Recalculate! Never use an accusing attitude to say, "You have miscalculated! 」
Suzhou people are very moved by the slow pace of life. Perhaps it is because Suzhou's economic development has always been relatively good in history. Now Suzhou people have a high self-knowledge. For example, Sichuanese eat spicy food, Shandong people eat garlic, Beijingers have a bad mouth, Cantonese people speak like Hong Kong people, and Northeasters are too big ... In the eyes of Suzhou people, outsiders are all problems.
This kind of "narcissism" makes Suzhou people care more about their home, as if they left home and went to a distant place to find gold. These things should not have been done by Suzhou people. They prefer to live and work in their own Little Paradise.
"Garden consciousness" and "alley complex" have been branded in the personality genes of Suzhou people. The biggest difference between Suzhou gardens and northern gardens is that northern gardens, such as the Summer Palace in Beijing and the summer resort in Chengde, present the style of a person in power, while Suzhou gardens are the retreat of those who are frustrated in officialdom, and the representative work is Humble Administrator's Garden. This "retirement culture" has been handed down, which makes Suzhou people have a certain closed mind, easy to be satisfied with the existing world, and lack the spirit of pioneering and adventure. Some people say that "Shanghainese dare to go out of any country", but Suzhou people, who are only an hour's drive away, don't have many such ideas.
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Question 4: Why is Suzhou called Gusu City? Gusu City is the name of the team that Baidu knows.
Suzhou has a nickname "Gusu". According to legend, there was a famous counselor named Xu in the Xia Dynasty. Xu is not only brilliant, but also proficient in astronomy and geography. Because he helped Dayu control the water, he was deeply respected and made him a minister and Emperor Wu. Since then, Wuzhong has been called "Guxu". After a long time, the word "Xu" is not easy to recognize, but in Wu dialect, "Xu" and "Su" are similar, so "Gusu" gradually evolved into "Gusu".
The pronunciation of "Gu" is consonant G, a local dialect, a phonetic word, which is meaningless and often used as a prefix word for special nouns.
Suzhou, known as Pingjiang in ancient times, also known as Gusu, is located on the bank of Taihu Lake in the southeast of Jiangsu Province and in the middle of the Yangtze River Delta. It is a famous historical and cultural city in China. In 5 14 BC, He Lv, the king of Wu, ordered Wu Zixu, the minister, to build the capital here, which has a history of more than 2,500 years.
"Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the bell rings at midnight to the passenger ship." It's also about Suzhou!
Question 5: Why is Suzhou called "Venice of the East"? There are many rivers in Suzhou. Many houses were built on water in the past.
Venice is a water city. Suzhou is in the east, so it is Venice on the water.
Question 6: What is the reputation of Suzhou? Suzhou has a dense river network. The urban area is the center of Jiangnan water network and the most densely populated area in China. Surrounded by China's famous rice producing areas, it has developed agriculture, and is known as "the water town is the country", "the granary in the world" and "the land of plenty". It is rich in products and outstanding in people. Because of its prosperous culture and economy from ancient times to the present, it is known as "paradise on earth", "silk capital" and "garden city". It is also known as "Venice of the East" and "Oriental Water Capital (Oriental Water City)" because of its characteristics as an ancient town with small bridges and flowing water. Today, Suzhou has become a "garden in the city" and a "city in the garden", where mountains, water, cities, forests, gardens and towns are integrated, and classical and modern, ancient rhyme and modern are perfectly combined to develop harmoniously.
Question 7: Why is Suzhou called Shuicheng? Suzhou is full of waterways. According to the map of Suzhou City in the late Qing Dynasty, there are nearly 100 long and short waterways and 3 bridges11in the city.
The northwest of Suzhou Old Town is connected with the urban water network through Xujiang River, Shizi Yanghe River, Shangtang River and Xitang River, passing through the four corners of the landscape (Yangcheng Lake in the northeast corner, Dushu Lake in the southeast corner, Sanjiaozui in the northwest corner and Shihu Lake in the southwest corner), and flows to Taihu Lake, Grand Canal and Wusong River in the southeast.
After the repairs of past dynasties, there are still 16 1 bridges in the ancient city of Suzhou, with a total length of 34.6 kilometers, accounting for 45% of the total area. There are Shantang River, Pinghe River, Northeast Street River, Shiquan River, Northwest Street River, Taohuawu River and Shi Xue Street River in the city. It cannot be said that Suzhou is a veritable water city.
Question 8: Introduction to Suzhou Suzhou is located in the Yangtze River Delta, in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, and was called Wu Jun in ancient times. It has a history of more than 4,000 years since it was recorded in writing. The ancient city of Suzhou was founded in the period of He Lv, King of Wu in 5 14 BC. Because there are mountains in the southwest of the city, it was renamed Suzhou in the ninth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (589). Suzhou has a long history and a rich collection of people. It is famous for its beautiful, elegant and "elegant" Suzhou gardens, and is called "Venice of the East", all of which are fascinating. Suzhou is a highly modernized city, an important economic, foreign trade, industrial and commercial and logistics center in Jiangsu Province, an important cultural, artistic, educational and transportation center, and a key scenic tourist city in China.
Question 9: What was Suzhou called in history? Suzhou was built in the Spring and Autumn Period and is the political center of the State of Wu.
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the State of Yue unified Jiangnan and became the capital of the State of Yue.
Qin Dynasty is the largest city in the southeast of China.
Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty was the political and economic center of the south of the Yangtze River, and Sima Qian called it "Jiangdong Metropolis" (Historical Records and Biographies of Sima Qian and Huo Zhi). During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yangzhou took its place, but it was also one of the economic center cities in the southeast of China.
During the Three Kingdoms period, it was a big city under the jurisdiction of Soochow, and it was also the old capital before Soochow moved its capital to Jianye.
The status of the Western Jin Dynasty was inferior to that of Jianye and Yangzhou, but it also maintained its consistent economic strength.
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Yangzhou and its prosperity eclipsed Suzhou a lot.
In the Sui Dynasty, Suzhou was known as the capital of the Three Wu Dynasties.
By the Tang Dynasty, in 778, Suzhou had the highest population in the south of the Yangtze River and was established as the only male state in the south of the Yangtze River.
Suzhou in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms belongs to the State of Wu Yue, with sustained economic development. But at the same time, Yangzhou is still strong, and Hangzhou rises as the capital of Wu Yue State.
In Song Dynasty, the national economic center moved to the south, and Lu You said that "Suzhou and Changzhou are familiar with each other, and the world is full" (Lu You's "Running Cow Gate"). Song people were even praised as "there is heaven above, Suzhou and Hangzhou below", while Suzhou is "the crown of the southeast with magnificent scenery". In the Southern Song Dynasty, Hangzhou became the capital and the first state in the country, famous in the southeast, but Suzhou was still the national economic center city.
Suzhou in the Yuan Dynasty was called Venice of the East by the Venetian Kyle Polo. Venice was a powerful country in Central Europe at that time, and monopolized the Mediterranean Sea at sea. Kelpolo called Suzhou the capital of his country, which shows that Suzhou is developed.
Suzhou's economy and culture flourished in both directions in Ming Dynasty. Economically, it has become one of the national economic center cities, reached its peak in culture, produced countless talented scholars and champions, and became the leading cultural city in China.
In the Qing Dynasty, Suzhou's economy reached its peak in history and became the economic and cultural center of the country. It was the most prosperous city in the country at that time, and it was also the second largest city in the country after Beijing because it was not the capital, and the most prosperous industrial and commercial city in the Eastern Hemisphere at that time.
Question 10: What is Suzhou known as the hometown of Jiangnan water town?