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In the city map of south china, guangzhou is undoubtedly one of the brightest. Guangzhou, one of the four largest cities in the capital of guangdong province and china, has both a strong economic power and a deep base of “millennium businesses”, where the pyrotechnics of guangzhou culture and the dynamism of modern cities are perfectly integrated and become cities to which countless people aspire。
As is well known, guangzhou now has 11 districts, each of which is distinct and focused. The history of the yutsu region, the zhuang bay zone, the skyscrapers of the tian river region, and the sea beads are central urban areas, which constitute the “fronts” of guangzhou, while the concentration of industries in the white cloud region, the transportation hub in the huatou district, the rise of manufacturing from the zone of conservation, and the expansion of the city's former “suburban areas” are now becoming new engines of economic growth through the rapid transformation of the east wind of urban development。
In these fast-growing suburban areas, located in the south-central part of guangzhou, it is certain that they are among the “potentials”. In recent years, the pace of development has been evident in the gradual growth of agricultural districts, counties and municipalities into the core growth poles in the southern part of guangzhou, which has been viewed by countless people as “the suburbs with the greatest potential for development in guangzhou”, with a steady rise in heat and attention。
When it comes to quanzhou, the most representative tourist business card in guangzhou, the longlong tour resort, is almost unknown. Whether it's a long-happy world of roller coasters, a world of wild animals, or a water park suitable for parent and son, it attracts tens of millions of tourists every year. I also visited the “old centre” — the city bridge — during the previous period. In the time when the city was still a county, the city bridge was at the heart of the political, economic and cultural fabric of the country, where the streets and streets, the old buildings and the old characters had the strongest historical content。
What many do not know is that the roots of tsang tsang and guangzhou are far deeper than expected. In fact, the term “tangan” is the ancient name of guangzhou — as long ago as qinhan, the administrative structure of guangzhou was known as “tangu county”, when it was the political centre of the southern part of the country and was an important starting point for the maritime silk road, as evidenced by the high level of commerce and commerce. Subsequently, as the urban landscape evolved, the administrative scope of the tsang tsang was adjusted several times, gradually dissecting from one large district a part of the region the establishment of guangzhou city, which later became the county city separate from guangzhou city until 2000, when the tsang tsang city was established and became part of guangzhou city。
It is interesting, however, that even after becoming a district of guangzhou for more than 20 years, the majority of the japanese are still reluctant to say that they are “guangzhouers” and often call themselves “sangzhouers”. In their perception, they have their own history, their own culture, their own pace of life, and even though they are now administratively subordinate to guangzhou, the sense of identity in their bones has never changed. Even more interesting is the fact that the japanese are going to the cities of tianhe and kosumi and that they are used to saying “to guangzhou” as if they were two separate cities。
This particular identity stems from the long-standing history of independent development as a county municipality. The long-standing perception of independence, which existed prior to the evacuation of the city, and which had its own full industrial system, city support and living circles, and a certain geographical and psychological distance from guangzhou, could not be changed overnight。
However, this identity has changed with the ever-increasing links to the city of guangzhou. The association of the village of huambo with tianhe, the influx of people from the southern station of guangzhou, and the full coverage of the subway line have led to the blurring of the border between tangang and guangzhou city. An increasing number of young people are working in guangzhou, living in guangzhou, or, in turn, working and settling in guangzhou, where integration is well advanced. Perhaps in the near future, the tsangs will slowly accept the status of the “guangzhou” and the label of the “tsangs” will continue to be a unique cultural symbol. What do you think about that
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