Where is the abbreviation of Zhao Yan?

Hebei (hébéI), referred to as Hebei, is the provincial capital of Shijiazhuang. During the Warring States period, most of Hebei belonged to Zhao and Yan, so Hebei was also called the land of Yan and Zhao. It mainly includes the capital cities of Zhao: Xingtai, Handan and Xingtai, the site of Sun Yat-sen, the capital city of Xia Yan in Yixian, Sanyi Palace in Zhuozhou, Yecheng, Yongnian Guangfu and Zhengding.

Historical figures are: Jing Ke, A Yan, who generously lamented when the country was in danger, without hesitation; Kwok-Chun Chiu (now Xingtai, Hebei Province) Wang Wuling released Khufu riding and shooting, which opened the reform of China; The foreign enemies in Lin Xiangru and Lian Po are now putting aside their selfish desires and talking about justice.

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Related history and culture:

1. Since the Han Dynasty, it has been officially named Youzhou and Jizhou. Sui set up a manager of Youzhou; The Tang Dynasty called Hebei Road, and the Song Dynasty divided Hebei into east and west roads. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, as the capital was located in Beijing, Hebei was an important part of both capital and capital city, which belonged to Zhongshu Province in Yuan Dynasty and North Zhili in Ming Dynasty, and Zhili was established in Qing Dynasty.

2. The dividing line between Yan and Zhao: The dividing line between Yan and Zhao is in Baoding. Outside the south gate of Baoding, there is a black meteorite, which marks the boundary between Yan and Zhao. This stone is now in the bell tower in Baoding. Interestingly, it is said that there is a crack on this meteorite, so this stone is commonly known as Baoding cracked melon.

People's Government of Hebei Province-Overview of Hebei Province

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