What is the cold knowledge about Henan?

They all answered the Central Plains people ... The south of Henan belongs to the south of Qinhuai, a province with both north and south, and the area belonging to the north is larger. Not all of them grow wheat. Xinxiang Yuanyang rice is quite famous.

The largest prefecture-level city: Nanyang City (area: 26,600 square kilometers, equivalent to 2/3 of the area of Taiwan Province Province) The largest county-level city: Lushi County, Sanmenxia City (3,665.2 square kilometers) The most populous prefecture-level city: Zhoukou City (population: 1 14 19500? By the end of 20 15, including Lu Yi.

Roughly equivalent to the combined population of Ningxia and Qinghai provinces) The most populous county-level city: dengzhou city (registered population at the end of 20 15: 176.438+0 million. Gushi is the city with the second largest population of ethnic minorities: Nanyang (266,000 ethnic minorities) and Anyang belong to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration. The highest peak in the province is Nao, lingbao city, with an altitude of 24 13.8 meters. The lowest is the exit of Huaihe River in Gushi County, with an altitude of 23.2 meters. Tianzhong Mountain in runan county, Zhumadian City is only 3.6 meters ... probably the lowest mountain in Henan Province. I'll show you the lowest mountain in Henan.

There is a city → Pingdingshan in central Henan, and a mountain → Pingdingshan in downtown Pingdingshan. The provincial flower is Chimonanthus praecox and the provincial tree is osmanthus fragrans. There are Xiaoyao Town Hot Soup from Zhoukou and Beiwudu Hot Soup from Luohe. It's different from the spicy soup in Shaanxi. No meatballs or anything. Hu means pepper. Hu spicy soup in the morning can be served with fried dough sticks, oil cakes, oil buns, steamed buns, fried buns, sesame cakes, sugar cakes, vegetable corners, thousand-layer cakes, steamed buns, steamed buns and rolled vegetables. It is related to some snacks in Shaanxi, such as Hu La Tang and Gao Zong Ciba. The TV series Chang 'an in Ye Luo, adapted from the novel of the same name, tells the story of Henan people who fled to Xi 'an in 1942 and took root in Xi 'an. In the play, the protagonist sells hot soup, and finally opens Yusheng Restaurant (Kaifeng cuisine).