Poetry about the history of Bengbu

1. Poems about the development of Bengbu

Bengbu Ode

When the angel beads are made, they will be eaten. Choose what is appropriate and suitable, and love the Jianghuai River. There are eight hundred Huai Rivers, and there are measures along the river. The river has three thousand branches, and the cranes are resting and the egrets are flying. Surrounded by mountains and filled with water, this is heaven. Both water and land are prosperous, so Bengbu can be found.

At the beginning of the prehistoric period, the country was established by marshing water. The sky is not in the east, flying clouds are rolling in; the earth is not false, and giant beasts are rampant. When Yu finally came to Huaisi, the heaven and earth were divided. Su Huai water flows from north to south, regulates the flow of rivers from east to west, dredges creek paths, organizes dragon veins, Cuotu Mountain, and pulls Yan Mountain. Feng Xian resists the wheel of covering eggs. At the beginning of the year, it was divided into four summers, and it began to be a family and a country. It then relied on the power of the emperor to determine the world, and then gradually became stronger. This is the ancestor, because it is located in the Middle East, has the temperament of all directions, and draws on the strengths of all directions. It is a model for the world, and it dares to be the hometown of the emperor.

The beginning of sighing China begins with the Huailiu River. It flourished in history and is flourishing today. Looking at both sides of the Huaihe River, all kinds of industries are gradually flourishing. It is the intersection of all directions and the thoroughfare of nine provinces. If commerce and trade flourish, the country will be prosperous; if the country is rich, the people will be stable. I am happy to have many students and work hard to govern; I am grateful for the iron-blooded military spirit and serve the country with loyalty. Looking at China's mountains and rivers, the situation is good. The factories, mines and enterprises are developing like a boat out of a cauldron, and even more like an arrow leaving the string. It is unstoppable. Looking at various colleges and universities, all students are teachers, moving forward hand in hand, working hard to become stronger. Looking at this, you will know that the bitter and cold plum blossoms are sharpened. With this in mind, why worry about the country not being strong and the people not being rich?

If you think about history, Gaixia in ancient times and Bengbu today are completely different. Only the river flow remains the same and the water becomes clear. Shen Ji has been around forever, and suddenly there is a wave of entrepreneurship. When the time comes, all the disciples use their fists and fists to seek victory, and set fire to the state of China with a spark of fire; when the time comes, the Fengge array stands proudly on the shores of the four seas, daring to reach the entire world with the dignity of the Nine-Five-Year Plan. How magnificent! 2. What poets were there in Bengbu in ancient times?

There are many celebrities, including Dayu, Qi, Huan Wen, Nian Gengyao and Tang. The poets have not yet been discovered.

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Bengbu

Bengbu, referred to as Beng, is also known as Zhucheng. It is a municipality under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province. It is the first prefecture-level city in Anhui Province to establish a city (New Year's Day, 1947 AD). It has four municipal districts: Bengshan District, Yuhui District, Huaishang District and Longzihu District. It governs Huaiyuan County, Gu There are three counties: Zhen County and Wuhe County. During the Republic of China, it was the residence of the Anhui Military Government and the Fengyang County Government.

Bengbu has a total area of ??5,952 square kilometers and a total population of more than 3.76 million. It is connected by mountains and rivers and has four distinct seasons. It has a long history and splendid culture. According to historical records, Bengbu "was a place for pearl fishing in ancient times", so it is known as the "Pearl City".

Bengbu is located on the geographical dividing line between the north and south of China, the Qinling Mountains-Huaihe River line, the middle reaches of the Huaihe River, and the intersection of the Beijing-Shanghai Railway and the Huainan Railway. It is an important comprehensive industrial base in Anhui Province. It is also the intersection point of Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway, Beijing-Fuzhou High-speed Railway, Harbin-Shanghai High-speed Railway and Beijing-Taiwan High-speed Railway [2-3]. An important comprehensive transportation hub in the country, it is known as the central city in northern Anhui and the Pearl on the Huaihe River. 3. The history and culture of Bengbu

The splendid ancient civilization Bengbu has a splendid ancient civilization, which can be traced back to the Shuangdun Culture 7,300 years ago. "Dun Site" is an early Neolithic site discovered in Anhui Province and is an outstanding representative of the Huaihe culture.

His daughter was his wife, and she left behind the eternal legend of "passing through the house three times without entering". There are now Tushan Temple, Qimu Stone, Yuhui Village, Millennium Ginkgo, Holy Spring, Lingquan and other scenic spots. The Temple Fair of King Yu is held three days before and after March 28 of the lunar calendar every year. People from far and near come to worship and express their gratitude to Yu for his merits in water control. The scene is grand.

The place where He's Bi was discovered. Jingshan, across the river from Tushan, is the place where He's Bi was discovered in the Spring and Autumn Period. To the west of Jingshan Mountain, there is still the place where Bian He held jade - "Bian He Cave".

According to legend, Bian He discovered a peerless jade here and presented it to the King of Chu, but the King of Chu did not recognize it. The jade that Bian He presented became the most famous Heshi jade in history.

Jingshan also has White Milk Spring, which was praised by Su Dongpo as "the seventh spring in the world", as well as famous sights such as Wanghuai Tower and Qiwang Palace.

Especially in June when pomegranates bloom, the mountains are covered with pomegranate flowers burning like fire, and the scenery is breathtaking. 4. What poets were there in Bengbu in ancient times?

There are many celebrities, including Dayu, Qi, Huan Wen, Nian Gengyao and Tang. The poets have not yet been discovered.

[bèng bù] Bengbu Bengbu, referred to as Beng, is also known as Zhucheng. It is a municipality under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province. It is the first prefecture-level city in Anhui Province to establish a city (New Year's Day, 1947 AD). It has four municipal districts: Bengshan District, Yuhui District, Huaishang District and Longzihu District. It governs Huaiyuan County, Gu There are three counties: Zhen County and Wuhe County.

During the Republic of China, it was the residence of the Anhui Military Government and the Fengyang County Government. Bengbu has a total area of ??5,952 square kilometers and a total population of more than 3.76 million. It is connected by mountains and rivers and has four distinct seasons.

It has a long history and splendid culture. According to historical records, Bengbu "was a place for pearl fishing in ancient times", so it is known as the "Pearl City".

Bengbu is located on the geographical dividing line between the north and south of China, the Qinling Mountains-Huaihe River line, the middle reaches of the Huaihe River, and the intersection of the Beijing-Shanghai Railway and the Huainan Railway. It is an important comprehensive industrial base in Anhui Province. It is also the intersection point of Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway, Beijing-Fuzhou High-speed Railway, Harbin-Shanghai High-speed Railway and Beijing-Taiwan High-speed Railway [2-3].

An important comprehensive transportation hub in the country, it is known as the central city in northern Anhui and the Pearl on the Huaihe River. 5. History of Bengbu

There is a very detailed history of Bengbu. In prehistoric times, the Huaiyi clan living in Bengbu area already lived a life of farming, fishing and hunting.

According to legend, at the end of primitive society, the ancient Zhongli Kingdom was established in the east of today's Bengbu area, and the ancient Tushan Kingdom was established in the west. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it belonged to Lu first, then to Wu, then to Yue, and finally to Chu.

After generations of evolution, it was established as a city in January of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province. 1. From the Qin Dynasty to the Northern and Southern Dynasties In 221 BC, after the Qin Dynasty implemented the system of prefectures and counties, the present-day Bengbu area was divided into two counties: Jiujiang and Sishui.

Zhongli County was located in its eastern part (in today’s Fengyang County). In the fourth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (203 BC), present-day Bengbu and Huaihebei belonged to Pei County, and Huaihenan belonged to Huainan Kingdom.

In the first year of Yuanshou (122 BC) of Emperor Wu, the Huainan Kingdom was reorganized into Jiujiang County, and Dangtu County was established in the west of Bengbu (now Huaiyuan County). During Wang Mang's New Deal period (AD 8~23.

The word "AD" is omitted below), the north of the Huaihe River in the present-day Bengbu area belonged to Wufu County, and the south of the Huaihe River belonged to Yanping County, and Zhongli County was changed to It was changed to Canfu County, and Dangtu County was changed to Shanju County. In the 20th year of Emperor Guangwu's founding in the Eastern Han Dynasty (44 years), the area north of the Huaihe River in today's Bengbu area was under the jurisdiction of Pei State, and the south of the Huaihe River was under the jurisdiction of Jiujiang County; the east and west were renamed Zhongli County and Dangtu County respectively.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Bengbu now belonged to Wei. In the second year of Huangchu (221), Emperor Wen of Wei, the north of the Huaihe River was placed under Qiao County; in the first year of Qinglong (233), Emperor Ming of Wei, Zhongli and Dangtu counties were abolished, and the south of the Huaihe River was placed under Huainan County.

In the first year of Taikang (280), Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty, a three-level local system of state, county and county was implemented. Today, the south of the Huaihe River in Bengbu belongs to Yangzhou and is under the jurisdiction of Huainan County. Zhongli County was reestablished; Huaihe River The north belongs to Yuzhou and is controlled by Pei State. For more than a hundred years in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were constant wars and frequent construction changes in the Bengbu area.

The Huaihe River became the boundary river between the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the northern ethnic minorities. The north of the Huaihe River was controlled by Hou Zhao established by the Shi clan of the Jie tribe in the second year of Xianhe of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (327); in the third year of Shengping by Emperor Mu of the Jin Dynasty (359), it was occupied by Qian Yan founded by the Murong clan of the Xianbei tribe. Later, in the fifth year of Taihe (370), the Jin Dynasty deposed Emperor Taihe, it came under the jurisdiction of the former Qin Dynasty established by the Fu family of the Di tribe.

The western part of present-day Bengbu belongs to Dangtu County, and the overseas Chinese were settled in the south of the Yangtze River during the reign of Emperor Cheng of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; the eastern part of present-day Bengbu was established as Zhongli County during the reign of Emperor An of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, governing Yan County; the southwest was established as Matou County, governing Yu County. In the first year of the Southern and Northern Dynasties (473) when Emperor Yuanhui was deposed by the Liu Song Dynasty, the two counties of Zhongli and Matou on the south bank of the Huaihe River were returned to Xuzhou.

In the sixth year of Yongming reign of Emperor Wu of the Southern Qi Dynasty (488), Xuzhou was renamed North Xuzhou. It administered Zhongli County in the east of Bengbu and governed Yan County; it administered Matou County in the west and governed Jiwu County. In the early stage of the Nanliang Dynasty, it inherited the system of the Southern Qi Dynasty. In the later period, Jianghuaizhou County was taken over by the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty.

In the sixth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (548), Liancheng County was established in the north of Bengbu and was under the jurisdiction of Suizhou. In the seventh year of Wuding (549), Chuzhou was established in the present-day Bengbu area to govern Zhongli City.

When the Northern Qi Dynasty controlled Jianghuai, Chuzhou was renamed Western Chuzhou, and the state and county were governed by Zhongli County; Jingshan County was established in the west to govern Jingshan City and lead Matou County. In the fifth year of Emperor Taijian of the Southern Chen Dynasty (573), Western Chu Prefecture was changed to Northern Xu Prefecture, but the prefectures and counties remained unchanged.

In the eleventh year of Emperor Xuan's reign (579), Bengbu was once again occupied by the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and Northern Xuzhou was transformed into Western Chuzhou. 2. From the Sui Dynasty to the Song Dynasty In the second year of Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (582), Xichu Prefecture was changed to Haozhou; Jingshan County was abolished, and Matou County was changed to Tushan County.

In the third year of Daye (607), Haozhou was changed to Zhongli County, and Zhongli and Tushan counties were taken over. Today, the northern suburbs of Bengbu belong to Guyang County, Pengcheng County.

In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Zhongli County was restored to Haozhou. In the seventh year of Wude (624), Tushan County was merged into Zhongli County and was taken over by Haozhou.

After the 21st year of Kaiyuan (733), the south of the Huaihe River in Bengbu now belonged to the Huainan Road Supervision, and the north of the Huaihe River belonged to the Henan Road Supervision. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Haozhou was renamed Zhongli County.

In the first year of Qianyuan (758), Zhongli County was changed to Haozhou. In the fourth year of Zhenyuan (788), Haozhou was under the supervision of Henan Province.

In the fourth year of Yuanhe (809), Suzhou was established and took over the area north of the Huaihe River in Bengbu. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the area north of the Huaihe River in Bengbu was the jurisdiction of Suzhou, which was successively ruled by the Later Liang (907~923), the Later Tang (923~936), the Later Jin (936~946), and the Later Han (947~950) ; South of the Huaihe River is the jurisdiction of Haozhou, which was successively occupied by Wu (907~937) and Southern Tang (937~958).

In the fifth year of Xiande of the Later Zhou Dynasty (958), the entire area of ??present-day Bengbu was captured. The north of the Huaihe River was under the jurisdiction of Xuzhou, and the south of the Huaihe River was under the jurisdiction of Haozhou. In the first year of Yuanyou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1086), Bengbu and Huaihebei were under the jurisdiction of the newly established Lingbi County, and was under the jurisdiction of Suzhou on the Huainan East Road; only Zhongli County remained to the south of the Huaihe River, which was under the jurisdiction of Haozhou on the Huainan West Road.

In the seventh year of Xuanhe (1125), the Jin soldiers went south to Bianjing and captured Huaibei. Suzhou was initially led by the Shandong East Road, and in the sixth year of Dading (1166) of the Jin Dynasty, it was transferred to the Nanjing Road. In the second year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (1209), Jin soldiers crossed the Huaihe River and captured Haozhou.

In the twelfth year of Jiading (1219), the Song army regained Haozhou, and the Song and Jin Dynasties still used the Huaihe River as their boundary. Zhongli County is located south of the Huaihe River in Bengbu today and is under the jurisdiction of Haozhou on Huainan West Road.

In the fifth year of Baoyou (1257), Jingshan County was resettled in the west of Bengbu and was under the jurisdiction of the Huaiyuan Army on the Huainan West Road. In the seventh year of Xianchun (1271), Wuhe County was established in the northeast of present-day Bengbu, under the jurisdiction of the Huai'an Army on Huainan East Road.

3. From the Yuan Dynasty to the Republic of China. From the Yuan Dynasty to the Republic of China, Bengbu now belongs to the administrative region of Henan Province. In the fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1267), Lingbi County in the north of Huaihe River was transferred to Sizhou.

In the fifteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1278), Wuhe County was renamed under the jurisdiction of Linhao Prefecture. Today, the area south of the Huaihe River in Bengbu belongs to Linhao Prefecture. In the seventeenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1280), Wuhe County was placed under the jurisdiction of Sizhou.

In the twenty-eighth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1291), Linhao Prefecture was changed to Haozhou; the Huaiyuan Army was abolished and Jingshan County was changed to Huaiyuan County. Today, everything south of the Huaihe River in Bengbu belongs to Haozhou Zhongli and Huaiyuan County boundary. In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1369), Fengyang was established as the central capital, and Zhongli County was renamed Zhongli County, and the following year it was renamed Linhuai County.

In the sixth year of Hongwu (1373), the Central Government was withdrawn and a neutral government was established. In the seventh year of Hongwu (1374), the Central Government moved to the new city and was renamed Fengyang Prefecture, and Linhuai County was also renamed Fengyang County; the west of Bengbu was still Huaiyuan County, and the northeast was Wuhe County.

In the early Ming Dynasty, the three counties were all under the jurisdiction of Fengyang Mansion in Zhongshu Province. In the first year of Yongle (1403), Fengyang Mansion was directly under the control of Nanjing.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Fengyang Prefecture was the leader of Jiangnan Province. In the 18th year of Shunzhi (1661), the entire territory of Bengbu was under the jurisdiction of Fengyang Mansion, the governor of Jiangnan Zuo.

In the sixth year of Kangxi (1667), Fengyang Mansion was transferred to Fengying Liusidao, the chief envoy of Anhui Province. In the second year of Yongzheng's reign (1724), the area north of the Huaihe River in present-day Bengbu was transferred from Fengyang Prefecture to Sizhou and Zhili Prefecture. 6. What are the historical allusions in Bengbu

Dayu's Flood Control Holy Land

Dayu's Flood Control Holy Land Tushan is located in today's Huaiyuan County and has a 4A-level Tujing Mountain Scenic Area. It was the place where Yu met with the princes when he was controlling the floods. He married a daughter of the Tushan family here, and left behind the eternal legend of "passing through the house three times without entering". There are now Tushan Temple, Qimu Stone, Yuhui Village, and Millennium Ginkgo , holy spring, spiritual spring and other scenic spots. The Temple Fair of King Yu is held three days before and after March 28 of the lunar calendar every year. People from far and near come to worship and express their gratitude to Yu for his merits in water control. The scene is grand.

The place where He's Bi was discovered

Jingshan, across the river from Tushan, is the place where He's Bi was discovered in the Spring and Autumn Period. To the west of Jingshan Mountain, there is still the place where Bian He held jade - "Bian He Cave". According to legend, Bian He discovered the most beautiful jade here and presented it to the King of Chu, but the King of Chu did not recognize it. The jade that Bian He presented became the most famous He's jade in history. Jingshan also has White Milk Spring, which was praised by Su Dongpo as "the seventh spring in the world", as well as famous sights such as Wanghuai Tower and Qiwang Palace. Especially in June when pomegranates bloom, the mountains are covered with pomegranate flowers burning like fire, and the scenery is breathtaking.

Gaixia Ancient Battlefield of Farewell My Concubine

Inside the Guzhen Mirror, there is another place where the Chu and Han Dynasties fought fiercely - the Gaixia Ancient Battlefield, where the Bawang City and Han Xin Temples are now preserved. Relics such as Dianjiangtai and Yu Ji’s Tomb. The story of Farewell My Concubine takes place in Bengbu and is well worth a visit. Gaixia is not only famous for Farewell My Concubine, but it also shocked the Chinese archaeological community because it is an ancient city from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. The discovery and excavation of Gaixia Ancient City was named one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries in China" in 2009.

Fengyang, the Land of Longxing (Fengyang belongs to Chuzhou City)

Fengyang County, 20 kilometers east of Bengbu, is the hometown of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. There are now imperial mausoleums of the Ming Dynasty , Longxing Temple, the ancient temple where Zhu Yuanzhang became a monk in his early years, has the Zen Cave Temple, the ancient buildings and stone monuments of the Zhongdu City in the early Ming Dynasty, and the Jiushan Cave, known as the "No. 1 Karst Cave in the North of the Yangtze River".

The beautiful Longzi Lake Park

In the eastern suburbs of Bengbu, there is a lake, equivalent to the area of ??four West Lakes

It is said that Zhu Yuanzhang spent time here as a child Cattle grazing, the lake was later called Longzi Lake. After renovation, Longzi Lake Park has become a very beautiful 4A-level scenic spot. In the scenic area, there is also the Tomb of Tanghe built in the Ming Dynasty. There are stone people and animals in front of the tomb. Longzi Lake is the largest urban lake in the country, with a water surface area of ??8.4 square kilometers. 7. Who knows the history of Bengbu?

Bengbu City is a municipality directly under the Central Government of Anhui Province, located at 117°12' east longitude and 32°57' north latitude. Bengbu is named after its abundance of river mussels in ancient times, and is known as the "Pearl City". It currently governs four districts: Longzihu District, Bengshan District, Yuhui District, and Huaishang District, and three counties: Huaiyuan, Guzhen, and Wuhe, with a total area of ??5,917 square kilometers and a total population of 3.3 million people, of which the urban area is 601.5 square kilometers. The district has a population of 874,500.

In prehistoric times, the present-day Bengbu area was an area inhabited by the Huaiyi clan. Dayu controlled the floods and went south to Huaisi. He married the Tushan family in Tushan, Huaiyuan County today, and gave birth to Qi (in the 21st century BC, Qi established the Xia Dynasty and became the first emperor of China). From that time on, the present-day Huaiyuan County and the western part of Bengbu City belonged to the Tushan Kingdom, and the eastern part of present-day Bengbu City belonged to the Zhongli Kingdom. During the Spring and Autumn Period, present-day Guzhen County belonged to Song and Wu successively, and present-day Wuhe County belonged to Xu Fang, Lu, and Song successively. During the Warring States Period, present-day Huaiyuan County, Bengbu City, and Guzhen County all belonged to Chu, and Wuhe County first belonged to Song. , Wu, and later Chu.

After the Qin, Han, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, in the fifth year of Bao (绻you) in the Southern Song Dynasty (1257), the Huaiyuan Army and Jingshan County were established, with jurisdiction over today's Huaiyuan County and The western part of Bengbu City and part of Guzhen County, and the eastern part of present-day Bengbu City belong to Zhongli County, Haozhou, and both belong to Huainan West Road. In the seventh year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1271), the Huai'an Army and Wuhe County were established, and they govern present-day Wuhe. County, belongs to Huainan East Road. During the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty, today's Guzhen County belonged to Suzhou Qi County, Lingbi County and Sizhou Hong County.

In the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (1291), the Huaiyuan Army was abolished and Jingshan County was changed to Huaiyuan County. Today, Bengbu City belongs to Huaiyuan County in the west and Zhongli County in the east, both of which belong to Anfeng Road Hao State; today Guzhen County belongs to Suzhou, and Wuhe County belongs to Sizhou. In the twenty-seventh year of Yuan Zhizheng (1367), Haozhou was promoted to Linhao Prefecture. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhongli County was changed to Zhongli County, Linhuai County, and Fengyang County was added. Today's Bengbu City belongs to Huaiyuan County in the west and Fengyang County in the east. Today's Guzhen County belongs to Suzhou, Huaiyuan County, and Lingbi County. , Wuhe County, Fengyang County. Because Linhao Prefecture was successively changed to Zhongli Prefecture, Fengyang Prefecture, Suzhou and Huaiyuan, Lingbi County, Wuhe and Fengyang counties were all under the jurisdiction of Fengyang Prefecture. In the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1724), Wuhe County was transferred to Sizhou. In the second year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1863), the west of Macungou in Fengyang County, the east of Xijiagou in Huaiyuan County, and the back building of Lingbi County were designated as the Bengbu independent administrative region, and three county divisions were established, directly under Fengyang Prefecture.

In 1912, when the Republic of China was established, Fengyang Prefecture was abolished. Huaiyuan County and Wuhe County were directly under Anhui Province (established in 1667), and later under Huaisidao, Anhui Province. At the same time, the three counties of Bengbu were abolished. Today, the north of Huaihe River in Bengbu City belongs to Lingbi County, and the south of Huaihe River belongs to Fengyang County. Today's Guzhen County is still divided into 5 counties: Suxian, Lingbi, Wuhe, Huaiyuan and Fengyang. collar. In 1927, when the Nanjing National Government was established, Dao was officially abolished. Fengyang County, Huaiyuan County, Lingbi County, and Wuhe County were directly under Anhui Province. In early 1929, a Municipal Preparatory Office was established in Bengbu, which was revoked the following year and still belonged to Fengyang County. In 1932, Huaiyuan County and Fengyang County were transferred to the Fourth District of Anhui Province, and Wuhe County was successively transferred to the Seventh and Sixth Districts. During the occupation period, Bengbu was set as the seat of the puppet Anhui Provincial Reform Government and the puppet Anhui Provincial Government. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Fengyang County belonged to the Ninth and Fifth Districts of Anhui Province, and Wuhe County belonged to the Fourth District of Anhui Province. In November 1946, Bengbu established the Municipal Preparatory Office, which was separated from Fengyang County and administered the area south of the Huaihe River and the Xiaobengbu area north of the Huaihe River that originally belonged to Fengyang County. On January 1, 1947, Bengbu was officially established as a city and was directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province. It was the first city in Anhui Province to be established as a city.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China on October 1, 1949, Bengbu City, Huaiyuan County, and Wuhe County belonged to the North Anhui Administrative Office. Today, Guzhen County belongs to Suxian, Wuhe, Lingbi, and Huaiyuan counties. In April 1952, Bengbu City belonged to Anhui Province; the above four counties were changed to belong to Suxian Prefecture of Anhui Province. In January 1956, they were changed to Bengbu Prefecture. In 1961, they still belonged to Suxian Prefecture. In October 1964, parts of each of Xisu County, Huaiyuan County, Wuhe County, and Lingbi County were organized into Guzhen County and the Su County Prefecture. In 1971, Suxian Prefecture was changed to a region. In July 1983, Huaiyuan County, Wuhe County, and Guzhen County were reclassified from Suxian County to Bengbu City until now. 8. What historical sites are there in Bengbu?

Yuwang Palace: Yuwang Palace is located in Tushan, Huaiyuan. It was built by Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, in 195 BC. It has a history of more than 2,000 years and is a place for worship. The residence of Dayu and his wife Tushan. The ancient Yu Palace once had five courtyards, 10 halls, and more than 40 rooms. The ancient temple has experienced thousands of years of wind and rain and suffered serious losses. After liberation, it has been repaired and rebuilt several times and has become a famous Quanzhen Taoist temple in northern Anhui. The existing buildings include Qing Taoist Temple, Chunyang Taoist Temple, Changchun Taoist Temple, Canglong Pavilion and other palaces, especially the Xianghuo Temple, which was built in the 42nd year of Wanli Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty. It was completely made of blue bricks and has a simple and simple shape. It is the palace of King Yu. It is the most complete and precious monument preserved to this day. The newly renovated Chunyang Taoist Temple has a stone platform, corridors with cornices and brackets, and yellow glazed tiles, making it magnificent. The King Yu Temple Fair held on March 28th of the lunar calendar every year is an important event in Tushan to worship the Great Yu. It is famous far and wide and has lasted for thousands of years. At its peak, the number of pilgrims reached more than 200,000, and the scene was spectacular.

Tanghe Tomb Historic Garden: Tanghe Tomb Historic Garden is located deep in Caoshan Mountain on the east bank of Longzi Lake, covering an area of ??more than 20,000 square meters. It has beautiful mountains and clear waters and a quiet environment. The owner of the tomb is Tang He, the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty. This famous anti-Japanese hero of the Ming Dynasty had great fame during his lifetime and was a national hero admired by the working people in the coastal areas of Zhejiang for generations. He was named Xin Guogong during his lifetime and posthumously. King Dongou, posthumously named Xiangwu, was buried at the foot of Caoshan Mountain on the bank of Longzi Lake. This geomantic treasure was given to him by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, to show his merits. There are tombs, Xiangtang, Shinto and more than ten stone sculptures in the cemetery. A wordless tablet records Tang He's glorious life.