Where is Phoenix?

Phoenix, one of the ancient mascots in China, is called Phoenix by simple people because of its good weather and quiet life in its hometown. But where is the real Phoenix?

Fenghuang Ancient City in Xiangxi, Hunan Province

The national 4A-level scenic spot was built in the thirty-fifth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, namely 1556. After so many years of historical precipitation, this is a small town with strong historical and cultural atmosphere, beautiful scenery and simple folk customs, and it is one of the top ten cultural heritages in Hunan.

He' nan changge phoenix city

Ge is located in the hometown of Ge in Henan, China, and is a figure named after the legendary "Sui Emperor". He is the inventor of the ancient music and dance system in China with the Han nationality as the main body. There are two buildings, east and west. The building is very old. Moreover, there is a beautiful legend about changing it.

Phoenix City, Tangshan, Hebei

According to legend, there was a phoenix in ancient Tangshan, which eventually evolved into a beautiful ancient city. It is one of the earliest scenic spots of Fenghuang Mountain in Tangshan.

Shandong Lijin Phoenix City

The outline of Lijin ancient city is like a phoenix flying with wings spread, and the three roads facing east and west of the city are like the tail wings of the phoenix, hence the name Lijin ancient city.

Phoenix City, Taizhou, Jiangsu

In the Northern Song Dynasty, the ancient Hailing was shaped like golden phoenix. In modern times, this legend has become a household name, and there is an endless stream of foreign tourists. In 2002, it was named "Fengcheng, China" by Jiangsu Province.

Shanxi Wenshui Phoenix City

When Wen Shuicheng was built, people with lofty ideals passed by to give directions. The location and overall shape of this city are like a lifelike phoenix, hence the name Phoenix.

Phoenix City, Datong, Shanxi

According to legend, a phoenix landed in Phoenix, Datong, and was wounded by a brave arrow. Its feathers fell into Datong today. It is also said that the emperor at that time dreamed of building Datong into a phoenix shape, which the emperor at that time thought was an act of God.

Phoenix City, Liaoning Province

Liaoning Phoenix is still called Phoenix, which is marked by Phoenix Mountain in the county seat. According to the legend, Li Shimin came here to seek eternal life and the Phoenix. 19 14 was renamed Fengcheng county, with the same name as Fenghuang county in Hunan province, which has been used ever since.

Phoenix City, Yuncheng, Shanxi

Yuncheng Phoenix was founded in 1356, named Phoenix, and later renamed Yuncheng. Because Yuncheng was built for the benefit of Yanchi, it was renamed Yuncheng. Guo Shujun, a modern poet, once wrote an inscription, "Living in a beautiful place says Phoenix, and department stores make a lot of noise." In the evening, the grapes are ripe, and the dream is unclear. "

Yinchuan phoenix

Yinchuan ancient Phoenix City, outside the east gate is the Yellow River, which looks like the head of a phoenix. There are two ancient wells in Gao Tai Temple near the Yellow River, which are called the Eye of the Phoenix. The two pagodas are two catches of the phoenix, and the rocks and trees all the way to Helan Mountain are like the tail wings of the phoenix.

Phoenix City in Ningwu, Shanxi

Legend has it that a phoenix settled in Ningwu, and the locals called Ningwu Phoenix City. However, since the completion of Ningwu, the shape of the city resembles a phoenix flying with wings, so it is also called "Phoenix City".

Shanxi Central Phoenix City

Zhongyang county is also called Fenghuang ancient city because of the Phoenix Mountain in the city and the records of Fenzhou government. Zhongyang County is located in Wollongong, facing Phoenix Mountain. Phoenix Mountain is like a phoenix flying high, and its lifelike shape is amazing, so Zhongyang County is also called Phoenix City.

There are many places in China named after Fenghuang Ancient City. With the development of economy, many places have changed beyond recognition, but there are still many places that have been preserved because of the attention of local governments.