Luoyang House: Also known as Luoyang County. During the Warring States Period, King Xiang of Qin established Luoyang County, named after Yang of Luoshui (North Shore), which belonged to Sanchuan County at that time. During the Western Han Dynasty, Luoyang began to become a county in Henan. It was built as the capital in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period and later the Western Jin Dynasty, the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Five Dynasties all took it as their residence, and the Eastern Wei Dynasty was the county in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Therefore, the jurisdiction of the old city is located in the northern shore of the Eastern Han Dynasty of Baima Temple in Luoyang City, Henan Province. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the jurisdiction of Luoyang County once reached nine kilometers west of Hancheng, South Korea, and Wu Zetian, the emperor of Zhou Dynasty in Tang Dynasty, used Luoyang as the capital for fourteen years. Because Xin Mang, Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties, Later Tang Dynasty, Later Liang Dynasty, Later Jin Dynasty, Later Han Dynasty, Later Zhou Dynasty, Northern Song Dynasty and Jindu took Luoyang as their capital, Luoyang was called "the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties" in history.

Bozhou: Boshan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, also known as Linzi. Because the story of filial piety to his wife Yan Wenjiang spread in the late Zhou Dynasty, Boshan City was later called Shen Yan, Shen Yan Store and Shen Yan Town. Zibo has a long history. It is the birthplace of Qi culture in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it is a national historical and cultural city. Linzi is the ancient capital of Qi State, the leader of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. Because Cuju originated in Qi, Linzi was recognized by FIFA as the origin of world football. In the history of China, the first handicraft monograph, the first agricultural monograph "Qi Yao Min Shu" and the first service monograph were written on this land. Qi culture has the characteristics of openness, enterprising and tolerance, and is one of the important sources of Chinese civilization. There have been many famous people in the history of Zibo: Jiang Taigong, Qi Huangong, Guan Zhong, Yan Ying, Sun Wu, Zuo Si, Fang, Pu Songling, etc. are all outstanding representatives. There are ten national key cultural relics protection units in Zibo, and four intangible cultural heritages, including Wuyin Opera, have been announced as the first batch of national intangible cultural heritages. In the 12th year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (Jiayin, A.D. 1734), Boshan County was established, belonging to Qingzhou Prefecture. In the early years of the Republic of China, the government abandoned the government, changed Jinan Road, and then abandoned the road, which was under the jurisdiction of Shandong Provincial Government. In the 28th year of the Republic of China (Jimao, A.D. 1939), the anti-Japanese democratic regime in Boshan County was established, and it was under the joint office of Tai 'an, Laiwu, Zhangqiu, Licheng, Zichuan, Boshan and Xintai counties. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (Chen Geng, AD 1940), it belonged to Tai 'an area. In the 31st year of the Republic of China (Renwu, A.D. 1942), it merged with Donglai County and was later renamed Bolai County. In 33 years of the Republic of China (Shen Jia, A.D. 1944), Boshan County was restored, belonging to Lushan Administrative Office. In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (Yiyou, A.D. 1945), Boshan was liberated in March and divided into Boshan County, Bocheng, Montenegro and Yuanshan in August. 1949, 10 In June, three municipalities directly under the Central Government were abolished and changed to Boshan City, which was under the jurisdiction of Zibo Industrial and Mining Special Zone. Boshan City was merged into Boshan County 1950 in May. 195 1 Zibo was established in may, located in boshan city, and the source of boshan county and the county government were relocated. 1955 In March, Zibo Industrial and Mining Special Zone was sold and Zibo City was established. Zibo City was changed to Boshan District, led by Zibo City. Bozhou is rich in porcelain, which first appeared in the late Neolithic period. By the Song Dynasty, ceramic production had become world-famous. There are not only white glaze, blue glaze, black glaze and various sculptures here, but also "raindrop glaze" and "tea glaze" which are famous at home and abroad. Bozhou also uses flower picking, drawing, printing, hand painting and other ways to decorate ceramics, and the production methods are rich and colorful. Since Ming and Qing Dynasties, Boshan has gradually developed into the production and sales center of ceramics in Shandong Province and one of the five major porcelain capitals in China. Its products are not only sold in China, but also sold all over the world. Therefore, Bozhou is also known as the "northern porcelain capital".

Liaodong County: In the history of China, the title "Liaodong" has four meanings: ① County and country name. During the Warring States Period, the county was established in Yan State, and Xiangping (now Liaoyang, Liaoning Province) was the seat of contact. At that time, the jurisdiction was in the east of Daling River in Liaoning Province. During the Western Jin Dynasty, it was renamed Liaodong State. After the Sixteen Kingdoms, at the end of Yan State, its land was divided into Donghai County; During the Northern Yan Dynasty, Liaodong County was re-established in western Liaoning Province. Beiqi was deposed; By the time of the Eastern Han Emperor, Liaodong and Western Liaoning were located in Liaodong, where Changli (now Yixian) ruled, and then in the middle and lower reaches of Daling River in western Liaoning. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei was changed to Changli County. (2) the name of the company. In the fourth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (Xinhai, AD 137 1), a captain of Liao was established. In the eighth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (Mao Yi, A.D. 1375), it was changed to the Dusi of Liaodong, located in Zhongwei, Liaoning (now Liaoyang, Liaoning), and then governed most of Liaoning Province. In the late period of self-evident orthodoxy, the families of Wuliangha moved south and gradually lost the Liaohe River set (now on both sides of the middle reaches of Liaohe River); From the first year of the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty to the fifteenth year of Chongzhen (A.D. 162 1 ~ 1642), the whole territory was annexed by the late Jin Dynasty (Qing Dynasty). (3) The name of the military town, one of the "Nine Borders" of the Ming Dynasty, is equivalent to the jurisdiction of the Liaodong Dusi, mainly guarding the company commanders of Guangning (now Beizhen, Liaoning), and moved to Liaoyang (now Liaoyang, Liaoning) in the winter of the first year of Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty (Ding Mao, AD 1567); Was deposed in the late Ming Dynasty. (4) The name of the area generally refers to the area east of Liaohe River.

Beiping County: Yan State was established during the Warring States Period. After Qin destroyed Yan, use it. Its jurisdiction is in the northeast of Hebei and the west of Liaoning, in Jixian County. Now Beijing belonged to Yangguang County at that time, which was separated from Youbeiping by Yuyang County. Beiping belonged to Yangguang in the Western Han Dynasty and was renamed Yangguang County in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Both places were separated by Yuyang County and Right Beiping. In Historical Records Biography of General Li, there is a record of "widely living in right Beiping". During the Three Kingdoms period, Beiping belonged to the Yan State, and the northern part of Beiping was occupied by Dongxian North (post-Yuwen Department). Its land is narrow, and Yuyang remains unchanged. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Yan State merged with Yuyang County. Youbeiping County was renamed Beiping County, and its jurisdiction remained unchanged. During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were many changes in the jurisdiction of the three counties. The State of Yan called the State of Yan Yan County, Yuyang was evacuated, and Peiping was relatively stable. During the Jin and Wei Dynasties, Beiping County moved to Xinchang (now Lulong, Hebei Province), which belonged to Pingzhou (then Liaoxi County), and now it is Yanjun, which belongs to Youzhou County. Yuyang belongs to Youzhou. During the Sui Dynasty, Liaoxi County was abolished and Beiping County remained unchanged. Yuyang county has been restored to Jixian county. Today, it belongs to Zhuo Jun County, with a wide jurisdiction. The Great Wall extends from Tianjin to the northwest and connects with the Turks. This county is called Jixian. During the Tang Dynasty, Beiping County was changed to Pingzhou. From the second year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty to Tianbao (7 14 ~ 743 AD), it was the capital of Anton. Yuyang is divided into Jizhou and Tanzhou, and Beiping is the seat of Youzhou, which governs today's Beijing and Tianjin. john young was appointed as our special envoy. At this point, Peiping disappeared for the first time. Liang, also known as Youzhou, appointed Lu Long as our special envoy. The later Tang dynasty remains the same. Jin expedition and qidan. The Liao Dynasty implemented the five-capital system, including Beijing, Tokyo, Xijing, Nanjing and Zhongjing, and its place was Nanjing Xijin Mansion, which belonged to Pingzhou. During the Jin dynasty, the five-Beijing system was also implemented, including going to Beijing, Tokyo, Xijing, Nanjing and Beijing. Among them, "Beijing" is located in the south of Chifeng, Inner Mongolia and west of Ningcheng, and is called Beijing Dadingfu. Today's Beijing is the Daxing Mansion in Zhongdu. "Beijing" first appeared. Beiping did not appear, and the original place was Pingzhou. During the Yuan Dynasty, Beijing was now a metropolis, which governed about Beijing and Tianjin. Beiping did not appear, and the original place was Yongping Road. Beijing did not appear. Beijing was called Beiping in the early Ming Dynasty, and Beiping reappeared here. Before Ming Taizu moved his father to the capital, he changed Beiping to Beijing, and implemented the two-Beijing system. After moving the capital, it was also called the capital. "Beijing" appeared and "Beiping" disappeared. The Qing dynasty copied the name of the Ming dynasty when it entered the customs. When the Qing emperor abdicated, Yuan Shikai stole power and refused to go south, and the national government was forced to move to Beijing, but the name of Beijing remained unchanged and Beiping did not appear. After the fall of Beiyang government, the National Government entered Nanjing, and Beijing was renamed Beiping. 1949, People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, and Beiping was renamed Beijing, with its capital here. The name "Beiping" has disappeared. Luoyang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.

Bozhou Hall: A hall built with hope, also known as Boshan Hall and Linzi Hall.

Liaodong Hall: Building a hall is expected.

Beiping Hall: A hall built with hope, also known as Youzhou Hall and Lulong Hall.