Nagato in ancient Suzhou, where is Suzhou now? I am a descendant of Hongwu who moved to northern Jiangsu.

Nagato, founded in the Spring and Autumn Period, is one of the eight largest cities in Helv. Named after Harmony in Tianmen legend. In the first 506 years, this was the starting point and triumphant place for Wu Jun to attack Chu led by Sun Wu and Wu Zixu. Since then, Chang 'an has also been broken. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Nagato was an amphibious city gate with an urn. Luchengmen has two doors in the east and west, and two in the north and south. There is a suspension bridge outside the door, and inside the door is Nagato Street (now Xi Zhong). The bobbin door in the south leads to the new road in the south, and the bobbin door in the north leads to the North Wharf. Shuicheng Gate is in the north of Lucheng Gate, across Tangjie River. There is Julong Bridge outside the door. About the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom War, Weng City in Nagato was destroyed, leaving the inner city and Taocheng. 1927 During the construction, the Works Bureau of the Municipal Preparatory Office demolished Jicheng and the original narrow old city gate. 1934, the Romanesque building in Jinmen was converted into a city gate. The reconstructed Nagato has three gates, with a driveway in the middle and sidewalks on both sides. Nagato Watertown Gate is in the north of Inner City Gate, across Tangjie River. At the beginning of liberation, there was a wooden door, which was demolished in the 1950s. Now only the foundation of Shuicheng Gate is left. Julong Bridge is a Liang Shi Bridge outside Shuicheng Gate, which was changed into a sluice in the early 1970s.

The more important reason why Nagato is famous is that this area was once the most prosperous business district in China in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Including Nanhao Street outside the city, Shangtang Street and Shantang Street outside Nanhao Street today, and Nagato Street in the city (now Xi Zhong). Parallel to these streets are the Outer City River, Inner City River, Shangtang River (the ancient channel of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal) and Shantang River (leading to Tiger Hill), which converge here from five directions. The famous paintings in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the prosperous picture of Gusu and the pregnant picture of the prosperous times all show the grand occasion of the ten-mile long street from Nagato to Qiao Feng at that time. At that time, there were as many as tens of thousands of shops here, and all walks of life had everything, and there were constant disputes among provincial halls. In the Qing Dynasty, Sun Jiagan described Nagato in "A Journey to the South": "Goods are like mountains, pedestrians are flowing, signboards are listed, and they are magnificent." A Dream of Red Mansions begins by saying that "Nagato is the most prosperous and romantic place in the world of mortals." Tang Yin's poem "Nagato is Things" in the Ming Dynasty wrote: "Wuzhong is a paradise on earth, and Nagato is better at it. Cui Sleeve is 3,000 yuan upstairs and downstairs, and millions of dollars are in the west and east. When the market is selling in the evening, there are always four far words. If a painter paints, the painter should know that painting is difficult. " Therefore, Nagato became synonymous with Suzhou at that time. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the population of southern Jiangsu migrated to northern Jiangsu on a large scale, and these immigrants all claimed to be Suzhou's master.