1. History of Zigong

Nanguo Lantern City - Zigong In 1986, the State Council announced the national historical and cultural city Zigong. The name Zigong follows the combined name of Ziliujing and Gongjing. In September 1939, the then Central Government established the city with the official place name "Zigong", and this name and organizational system have been used to this day.

Zigong has a long history and many places of interest. There are more than 40 cultural relics protection units at the national, provincial, municipal and county levels in the city. There is the Salt Industry History Museum that displays the history of the development of well salt production technology, the Sanghai Well, the world's first over a kilometer deep well, the world's wonders of the Dinosaur Cave, one of the three largest dinosaur museums in the world, and the world-famous Zigong The lantern festival and lantern museum include the Rongxian Giant Buddha with Buddhist culture and the Fushun Confucian Temple with Confucian culture. 2. Historical changes in Zigong City

During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, it was under the jurisdiction of the ancient Shu Kingdom.

In the Qin Dynasty, Fushun and Rong County areas belonged to Shu County.

In the Han Dynasty, Jianwei County was established. Fushun area belonged to Jiangyang County, Jianwei County, and Rong County belonged to Nan'an County, Jianwei County.

During the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty, well salt was produced in the Zigong area. The famous salt wells include Fushi Well and Dagong Well.

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the county was established as a town due to salt. Fushi County was established under the name of Fushijing.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Fuyi County. In the Tang Dynasty, Shenggongjing Town was changed to Gongjing County, under the jurisdiction of Rongzhou. In the Song Dynasty, Gongjing County was abandoned and merged into Rongde County.

In the Ming Dynasty, the name was changed to Fushun County; Gongjing Town was established in the name of Dagongjing, and Rongzhou was reduced to a county.

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the Fushun salt production center moved westward, and new artesian and other wells were opened. The Ziliujing salt area in Fushun County and the Gongjing salt area in Rong County are 5 kilometers apart. Production, transportation and sales are very closely connected. "Since the Ming Dynasty, it has belonged to the same factory, named Fuyi." Fuyi Factory is the prototype that forms the urban framework of Zigong today.

During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, the Taiping Army established its capital in Nanjing, and Huai salt could not be transported. The Qing government ordered Sichuan salt to be used in Chu. The salt production of Fuyi Factory has entered its heyday, with the annual output accounting for more than half of Sichuan's total, and the annual tax revenue accounting for 40% of Sichuan's salt tax revenue. Zigong has become the center of Sichuan's well salt industry and is known as "the richest in the world". "Zhongshu", "the essence of Sichuan Province" and "the salt capital". 3. Zigong History

Zigong has a long history, which can be traced back to ancient times.

Zigong: Towns, counties and cities were built because of salt. Before the establishment of the city, Zigong area belonged to Rong County and Fushun County respectively.

In ancient times: East and west Sichuan belonged to Ba and Shu, Rong County belonged to Shu, and Fushun belonged to Ba. In the autumn of the fifth year of King Zhou Shen (316 BC), Qin officials Zhang Yi, Sima Cuo, and Captain Mo attacked Shu.

In the winter of that year, Shu was in peace, and Ba was captured. In the first year of King Nan of Zhou Dynasty (314 BC), King Hui of Qin made Zitong a Marquis of Shu (Shu was still a vassal state), and established Ba County. Shirong County belonged to Qin's Shu Kingdom, and Fushun County was governed by Ba County.

In the 22nd year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (AD 285), Marquis Wan of Shu was executed, the country was abolished, and counties were established. This was the beginning of the establishment of counties for Shu. Rong County is under the jurisdiction of Shu County.

In the sixth year of the founding of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (135 BC), Ba was divided into Shu and a new type of land was established in Jianwei County. Qianwei County includes Jiangyang, Nan'an, Wuyang, Zizhong, Fu, Nanguang, Hanyang, Zhudi, Tanglang and other counties, while Fushun belongs to Jiangyang and Rong County and belongs to Nan'an County.

In the second year of Tianhe (AD 567), Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the Fushi Salt Well in the northern part of Jiangyang County and its surrounding areas were analyzed and established as a county and Fushi County (the county was named after the well). It was a county in the Fushun border area. the beginning. During the same period, Gongjing Town was built in the eastern part of Rong County (because there is a famous salt well nearby called Dagong Well, so the town was named after the well), which was the earliest administrative unit established in Rong County.

In the second year of Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (582 AD), the original county was abolished and Fushi County was subordinated to Luzhou. In the 10th year of Kaihuang's reign (590 AD), Dalao Town was established in Nan'an County. In the 13th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign (593 AD), the town was changed into a county. Shirong County was within Dalao County.

In the first year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (618 AD), Dalao and Weiyuan counties of Zizhou were transferred to Rongzhou, and Gongjing town was governed. Gongjing was promoted from town to county. In the first year of Zhenguan (AD 627), Dalao was divided into Asahikawa County (named because there was a salt well named Asahikawa nearby) and governed the current Chengguan of Rong County.

At that time, Rongzhou led six counties: Asahikawa, Yingling, Gongjing, Weiyuan, Ziguan, and Heyi. The state governance was moved from Gongjing to Asahikawa. Shirong County is mainly divided into Asahikawa and Gongjing counties.

In the 23rd year of Zhenguan (649 AD), Fushi County was renamed Fuyi County to avoid the taboo of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. Early Northern Song Dynasty.

Fuyi County was promoted to Fuyijian and is affiliated with Tongchuan Road; Rongzhou governs the five counties of Xuchuan, Gongjing, Yingling, Weiyuan and Ziguan, and Rongzhou is affiliated with Dongchuan Road. In the first year of the Taiping Xingguo reign (AD 976), to avoid the taboo of Zhao Yi, Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty, Fuyi Prison was renamed Fushun Prison.

In the first year of Zhiping (1064 AD), Fushun County (the name of today's county begins here) was established and was under the supervision of Fushun. In the fourth year of Zhiping (1067), Asahikawa County was renamed Rongde County.

In the first year of Xining (1068), Fushun County abolished Cunjian; in the fourth year (1071), Gongjing County was abolished and merged into Rongde County. In the sixth year of Shaoding in the Southern Song Dynasty (1233), Rongzhou was promoted to Shaoxi Prefecture. In the first year of Jiaxi (1237), Shu was in chaos.

In the first year of Xianchun (1265), the Fushun prisoner governed Hutou City.

In the first year of Deyou in the Southern Song Dynasty (1275), the prefect Wang Zongyi demoted the city to the Yuan Dynasty, abolished the prison, and moved the administrative center back to its original place from Hutou City.

In the third year of Duanping (1236), the Shaoxi Mansion chose a place to move overseas Chinese to Honghe Town (now Hongheba, Ziliujing District); in the sixth year of Baoyou (1258), the Mansion was abolished. The Yuan Dynasty established the provincial system.

In the 12th year of Zhiyuan (1275), the Fushun Appeasement Division was established. In the 20th year (1283), it was promoted to Fushun Prefecture, and it was under the jurisdiction of Xuzhou Road, Xingzhongshu Province, Sichuan and other places. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Rongzhou was restored and belonged to Jiading Road.

In the fourth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1371), Fushun Prefecture was turned into a county and placed under the jurisdiction of Xuzhou Prefecture. In the ninth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1376), Rongzhou was reduced to a county (the name of Rongxian County began from this) and belonged to Jiading Prefecture.

Because of this in the Qing Dynasty. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), counties were unified by Taoism. Rong County belonged to South Sichuan Road (renamed Jianchang Road the following year), and Fushun belonged to South Sichuan Road (renamed Yongning Road the following year).

In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), Fushun and Rong counties were affiliated to Sichuan Province. In the twenty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1935), administrative supervision districts were implemented.

During the Anti-Japanese War, the coastal areas were occupied, and Sichuan salt was used to help Chu. Furong Salt Fields was very important in ensuring that people needed food and supporting the Anti-Japanese War. In order to overcome the shortcomings of the long-term separation of salt fields between the two counties and accelerate the economic development of the salt industry, in August of the 28th year of the Republic of China (1939), with the approval of the Sichuan Provincial Government, the fifth district of Fushun County and the second district of Rong County were closely divided. The main connected salt-producing area covers an area of ??160.9 square kilometers. A newly established city was named Zigong City after the combination of Ziliujing and Gongjing.

On September 1 of the same year, Zigong City was formally established and affiliated to the *** of Sichuan Province. On December 5, 1949, Zigong City was peacefully liberated.

In the early days of liberation, it was affiliated to the Southern Sichuan Administrative Office. Since the Southern Sichuan Administrative Office was abolished in 1952, Zigong City has been under the jurisdiction of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government.

After liberation, with the development of economy and society, the administrative divisions were adjusted many times. In April 1978, Rong County was placed under the jurisdiction of Zigong City, and in March 1983, Fushun was placed under the jurisdiction of Zigong City. The above is a rough evolution of Zigong's history. Please forgive me for any lack of details.

Thank you. 4. The history of Zigong, Sichuan

Zigong has a long history and the city was formed earlier.

Zigong is famous for its well salt production and is known as the "Salt Capital". The production of well salt in Zigong area originated in the Eastern Han Dynasty, became famous in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and reached its peak in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. In the past two thousand years, in the process of city formation and development, Zigong has gone through the path of establishing towns, counties and cities due to the salt industry. The urban area takes salt wells, salt stoves and production areas as the scope, and gradually forms the style of today's cities that are concentrated in clusters and relatively independent group-type urban layout; the population is mainly engaged in the production and operation of well salt directly and indirectly, and transportation With the salt transportation road as a network, commodity exchange flourished around the salt industry. Cultural ethics, urban architecture, folk customs, music and paintings, etc., all retain the rich historical characteristics of the salt industry.

According to "Huayang Guozhi": the Zigong area was divided into two counties: Ba and Shu in the Qin Dynasty. In the 6th year of Jianyuan of the Han Dynasty (135 BC), Qianwei County was established and divided into Jiangyang and Nan'an counties in Shu. During the period of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty (76-88), a number of salt wells were successfully dug in the present-day Fushun and Dengguan areas. One of them is located in the southwest of today's Fushun County. It produces the most salt and reaps huge profits, so it is named "Fushi Salt Well". The Fuyi Salt Well gradually grew in scale, and because it produced the most salt, business and travel converged, and the people benefited from its wealth, it was named Fuyi Salt Well. With the development of the salt industry and the prosperity of the economy, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the following salt wells were dug in the present Gongjing area. A group of salt wells represented by "Dagong Well". During the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty, salt production began in Zigong. . Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty made Dagong Well famous all over the world, becoming the most famous salt well in Sichuan at the same time as Fushi Salt Well. At this time, well salt production was first controlled and managed by the government. At the same time, it is said that the production of earthenware began in Rong County during the Qin Dynasty. By the Han Dynasty, it was famous for its salt and iron. "Hanshu. Geography" records: "There are Yanguan and Tieguan in Nan'an". The development of salt production has promoted the gradual population gathering and economic development in the area centered on Dakongjing and Fushijing.

By the time of Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (561~578), Fushi County was established because of the Fushi Salt Well, and Gongjing Town was established where Dagong Well was located.

Fushi County was renamed Fuyi County in the 23rd year of Tang Zhenguan (649) to avoid Taizong's taboo. In the Song Dynasty, he was promoted to Fuyi Jian, and later changed to Fushun Jian to avoid Taizong's taboo. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was promoted to Fushun Prefecture. In the Ming Dynasty, it was reduced to Fushun County, and its establishment remained unchanged until the Qing Dynasty. From the 18th to the 33rd year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty (1539-1554), a number of salt wells represented by artesian wells were successfully excavated in Benbin, Rongxi, ninety miles west of Fushun County (now the Ziliujing area), and gradually replaced the The original main salt wells such as Fuyi and Dengjing collapsed due to fresh water seepage and became the new salt production center of Fushun County. Gongjing Town was changed to Gongjing County in the first year of Wude in Tang Dynasty (618). Due to the prosperity of salt production in both places, in the eighth year of Yongzheng reign in Qing Dynasty (1730), Fushun County Ziliujing County Prime Minister's Office and Rong County Gongjing County Prime Minister's Office were established. Ziliu Bing and Gongjing, respectively belonging to Fu and Rong counties, are the Ziliujing and Gongjing districts of Zigong City today. Since they are only 10 miles apart, they are gradually integrated into one in the salt industry, and are collectively known as "Fuyi Factory" and "Furong Factory".

In the third year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1853), the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom occupied Nanjing and it was difficult to transport Huai salt. Furong Salt Field developed rapidly and entered the heyday of well salt production in history. In the ninth year of Tongzhi (1870), the annual output of well salt was 150,000 tons. After 1914, although the two places were still divided into two counties, they were now "called Zigong and the salt farm Furong". Artesian is also called Dongchang or Xiachang, and Gongjing is called Xichang or Shangchang. In 1928 and 1932, the establishment of a city was proposed twice. In 1937, with the rise of the Anti-Japanese War, Haiyan stagnated, and Sichuan Salt rose, benefiting Chu again, and the need to establish a city was particularly urgent. After the Zigong Municipal Preparatory Office was established with the approval of Sichuan Province in 1938, Ziliujing and Gongjing were officially separated from Fushun and Rong counties on September 1, 1939, and merged to form Zigong City under the provincial jurisdiction.

Since December 5, 1949, Zigong has been one of the municipalities directly under the Central Government of Sichuan Province. With the further development of salt industry and chemical production and the growth of the city's economic strength, after Rong County was placed under Zigong in 1978, Fushun County was placed within the administrative division of Zigong City in 1983. At this point, Zigong City has formed the current scale of four districts and two counties. The current scale of Zigong City marks that Zigong City has entered a new historical stage. 5. How old is Zigong?

In ancient times, eastern and western Sichuan were divided into Ba and Shu. Rong County belonged to Shu and Fushun belonged to Ba. In the autumn of the fifth year of King Zhou Shen (316 BC), Qin officials Zhang Yi, Sima Cuo, and Captain Mo attacked Shu. In the winter of that year, Shu was flat and Ba was captured. In the first year of King Nan of Zhou Dynasty (314 BC), King Hui of Qin made Zitong a Marquis of Shu (Shu was still a vassal state), and established Ba County. Shirong County belonged to Qin's Shu Kingdom, and Fushun County was governed by Ba County.

In the 22nd year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (285 BC), Marquis Wan of Shu was executed, the country was abolished, and counties were established. This was the beginning of the establishment of counties for Shu. Rong County is under the jurisdiction of Shu County.

It can be seen from the above that it has a history of more than 2,300 years.

Zigong City was established in 1939, which was very early in Sichuan Province. 6. What is the history of the Color TV Tower?

The Liaoning Radio and Television Tower is located on the lakeside of the South Canal Strip Park of Qingnian Street, Shenhe District, Shenyang City. The tower is a 305.5-meter-high reinforced concrete structure. Ground was broken on August 8, 1984, and it was completed and put into use in September 1989. It is a multi-functional TV tower integrating tourism, catering, entertainment, and radio and television transmission. It won the "Luban" Award for Architecture and is a landmark building in Shenyang City. It was listed as the "Top 50" tourist attractions in Liaoning Province and the "Top 10" tourist attractions in Shenyang City.

Sightseeing Hall---located 196 meters away from the tower, covering an area of ??800 square meters and can be reached in 40 seconds by high-speed elevator. It contains an entertainment hall, a tourist souvenir shopping mall, and a sky lounge bar that can accommodate more than 200 people. Birthdays, wedding celebrations and various forms of entertainment activities can be held.

The revolving restaurant --- located at a height of 193 meters in the tower, covering an area of ??400 square meters, can accommodate 200 people for dining at the same time. It is the highest gourmet restaurant in Shencheng, with Liaoning, Sichuan, Cantonese and other cuisines prepared by famous chefs. Caita dumplings are famous at home and abroad, and the private rooms of different styles are elegant and comfortable. The turntable rotates once every 45 minutes, allowing guests to enjoy the infinite scenery of Shen City while dining. The revolving restaurant hosts wedding banquets in the sky, and banquet guests can climb the tower for free sightseeing tours.

The open-air sightseeing platform---is located 205 meters away from the tower, covering an area of ??900 square meters. High-powered telescopes are set up for visitors to watch for free. Climbing onto the platform, you feel relaxed and happy, and you have a panoramic view of Shen City. The TV tower at night is so colorful and beautiful with its three-dimensional lighting system.

The Color TV Tower has 1,280 steps and has long-term national fitness hiking tower activities with the theme of "Beyond Yourself and Climb the Peak" 7. Can anyone introduce the famous TV Tower in China

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