In 472 BC, after the destruction of Wu by Gou Jian, the King of Yue, he attempted to further annex Chu. He took a fancy to Changganli, which is located in the Zhonghua Gate of Nanjing today, and called Fan Li, an adviser, to supervise the construction, and named it "Yuecheng", also known as "Fan Li" City. At that time, "Yuecheng" was very small, only 1km, with 80 steps around the city and an area of only 60,000 square meters, so it was called "Yuetai". In 333 BC, Chu Weiwang was destroyed, and a city was built in Liang Qingshan (also known as Stone Mountain) in Nanjing, which is called "Jinling City", which is also the origin of Nanjing, also known as "Jinling" and "Stone City". In 2 1 1 BC, Sun Quan built the "Stone City" in the former site of Jinling City, which is an important historical relic in Nanjing today. This was a military fortress at that time. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, the terrain is very dangerous
Li Bai, a great poet in Jiangcheng and Wuhan in the Tang Dynasty, played in Wuhan, drank with Shi Langzhong on the Yellow Crane Tower, and enjoyed himself while drinking. When he was in a good mood, Li Bai was so excited that he wrote a poem entitled "Drinking with Shi Langzhong and Listening to Xiao on the Yellow Crane Tower". The poem is written like this: "First, I moved to Changsha, but I didn't see my home in Chang 'an in the west. The Jade Emperor blows the Yellow Crane Tower, and plum blossoms fall into the river in May. Wuhan people love the good name "Jiangcheng" in Plum Blossoms in Jiangcheng in May, so they call themselves Jiangcheng people. Besides Jiangcheng, there are other names in Wuhan. The origin of these names reflects the historical and cultural development of Wuhan.
Kunming, the spring city, is located in the west of Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, on the north bank of Dianchi Lake. It is a famous "Spring City" in China. The annual temperature here is 7.6 ~ 19.9℃, and the climate is pleasant, with four seasons like spring. The climate of "four seasons like spring" in Kunming is mainly related to the influence of its location and topography.
Chengdu Rongcheng moved its capital here from the early Warring States period. With a history of more than 2,400 years, Chengdu was listed as one of the first 24 historical and cultural cities in China by the State Council. In 3 16 BC, Shu County was established after Qin Jun destroyed Shu, and its capital was Shu County. Li Bing, the prefect of Qin Dynasty, built Dujiangyan, which is world-famous and benefited from generations, making Chengdu "follow people's floods and droughts, and never know hunger", and has since been known as "the land of abundance". Chengdu in Han Dynasty is one of the five famous cities in Western Han Dynasty, with prosperous economy and developed brocade industry. The imperial court set up officials to manage the rulers here, and built the "Golden Gate City" in the southwest of the city. Later generations also called Chengdu "Jincheng". In the Tang Dynasty, Chengdu's handicraft industry and commerce developed further, and it was ranked as China's Four daming county alongside Chang 'an, Yangzhou and Dunhuang. In the Five Dynasties, Meng Changjun, the Emperor of the Later Shu Dynasty, ordered the people to plant hibiscus flowers everywhere, and the bloom in the city was colorful, so Chengdu was also called "Rongcheng".
There is also Guangzhou Yangcheng;
Chengdu-Rongcheng and Jincheng; Kunming-Spring City and Flower City;
Fuzhou-Rongcheng; Quanzhou-Licheng;
Xiamen-Lucheng; Qiqihar-He Cheng;
Harbin-Ice City; Xuzhou-Pengcheng;
Nanyang-Wancheng; Datong-Pingcheng;
Jiaxing-he cheng; Changsha-Tancheng;