Introduction to the characteristics of Guangzhou

I. Snacks: 1, the Guangzhou pull intestinal noodles? 2、Dry Steamed Siu Mai Chai? 3、Traditional Shahe Vermicelli?4、Pantang Horseshoe Cake 5、Liwan Boat Porridge?6、Oyster King Barbecued Pork Buns 7、Lotus Glutinous Rice Chicken?8、Crispy Egg Tart?9、Fresh Shrimp Wonton Noodles 10、Thin-skinned Fresh Shrimp Dumplings

Two, Architectural Landscape: There are many places of interest such as the tomb of the King of the South Yue, the Temple of Light and Filial Piety, the House of Zhen Hai, the Temple of Six Banyan, the Temple of the South China Sea, the Temple of Five Immortals, the Temple of the Wyvern, the Temple of Huai Sheng, the Temple of the Chen Family, the Hall of Sacred Heart, and the Palace of the Three Elements, etc, which are the Guangzhou Guangzhou is a famous city of history and culture. Guangzhou, blending the essence of Chinese and foreign cultures, has formed a unique Lingnan culture. The Lingnan School of Painting, Lingnan Architecture, Lingnan Gardens, Lingnan Bonsai, Cantonese Music, Cantonese Opera, Cantonese Cuisine, Cantonese Language, as well as the cityscape and living customs all reflect the style of Lingnan Culture.

Third, humanistic characteristics: "Drinking tea in Guangdong cannot be forgotten." Guangzhou people love drinking tea, especially morning tea. When we meet in the morning, most of the greetings in other places are "Have you eaten?", but Guangzhou people are often "Drinking Tea" (drinking tea).

4. Famous people:

1. Pan Dawei (a native of Tongdong Village in Tianhe, Guangzhou, who followed Sun Yat-sen's revolution in 1895 and founded China's first newspaper for the lower class in 1905, Current Affairs Pictorial. 1911, together with his wife, Chen Weizhuang, he personally took part in the preparations for the Gengxu Army Uprising in Guangzhou and the Huanghuagang Uprising, and took the risk to bury seventy-two martyrs and to bring back the "seventy-two martyrs" in 1911, which was the first time that he was involved in the uprising of the Gengxu army in Guangzhou and the Huanghuagang Uprising. After the failure of the Huanghuagang Uprising, he took the risk of burying the seventy-two martyrs and renamed the "Saffron Heights" as "Huanghuagang", making it an eternal altar of freedom.)

2, Deng Shichang (late Qing Dynasty admiral, national hero, Guangzhou Panyu (now Haizhu District). September 17, 1894, the Sino-Japanese war in the Yellow Sea, as the "Zhiyuan" ship management. At the critical moment when the ship was wounded and out of ammunition, he was still in command and ordered the ship to rush towards the Japanese ship "Yoshino", determined to die with the enemy. Unfortunately on the way to meet the Japanese torpedo, and the whole ship with the military police died. He was posthumously awarded the title of Prince of Princely Protection.

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Guangzhou (capital of Guangdong Province)

Guangzhou, Guangzhou, short for Spike, also known as the City of sheep, the City of Flowers, is the capital of Guangdong Province, sub-provincial city, the national center of the city, mega-city, cosmopolitan, international trade centers, the international transportation hub, the country's comprehensive gateway city, the first batch of coastal open cities, is the headquarters of the southern war zone command. Guangzhou is the headquarters of the Southern Theater Command. Guangzhou is located in the south-central Guangdong Province, the northern edge of the Pearl River Delta, near the South China Sea, near Hong Kong, Macao, is China's southern gateway to the world, Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Bay Area, the core city of the Pan-Pearl River Delta Economic Zone, as well as the hub of the Belt and Road City.

Guangzhou is a national historical and cultural city. Since the Qin Dynasty, Guangzhou has been the administrative center of counties, states and prefectures; it has been the political, military, economic, cultural and scientific and educational center of South China, and it is the birthplace and flourishing place of Lingnan culture. Guangzhou has been the main port of the Maritime Silk Road since the Eastern Han Dynasty, the first largest port in China during the Tang and Song Dynasties, and a world-famous oriental port and city; it was the only major port for foreign trade in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the only major port in the world that has flourished for more than 2,000 years.

Guangzhou, with a total area of 7,434 square kilometers and 11 municipal districts, has a population of 20.15 million, making it the largest city in South China . Guangzhou is ranked as the world's first-tier city by the global authority GaWC. The "China Import and Export Fair" held in Guangzhou every year attracts a large number of businessmen as well as a large number of foreign-funded enterprises and Fortune 500 companies to invest in the city[9]. Guangzhou has more than 8700 national high-tech enterprises, the total number of which is among the top three in China. Guangzhou has gathered 80% of the province's colleges and universities, 70% of the scientific and technological personnel, and the total number of university students ranks first in the country.