In Material 2, what new changes have taken place in the appellation of Taiwan Province Province in the middle of Ming Dynasty? What does this change mean?

The appellation of Yingzhou in the pre-Qin period was some myths, that is to say, people didn't know about Taiwan Province Province at that time.

First of all, the "Yi" in Yizhou during the Three Kingdoms period refers to the "Zhou" of external ethnic groups, which refers to the place where external ethnic groups live together. That is to say, people began to understand the island of Taiwan Province Province during the Three Kingdoms period.

During the reign of Yang Di, he sent Yu Zhukuan to sea to find overseas customs. When traveling from Amami Island in the north to Nagano Island in the south (southwest of Diaoyu Island 170 km), I saw a pearl-like island floating on the sea. "If a dragon floats on the water", it was named Liuqiu. When Sui Shu was compiled in the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Liu Qiu, because "autumn" means little dragon to avoid the emperor's taboo on dragons. (These islands are not far from Taiwan Province Province, and Taiwan Province Province includes Taiwan Province Province. ) shows that China is exploring the southeast sea more and more.

There is something wrong with this historical data. Ryukyu was changed by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, which means that the precious pearls show that the scenery here is good.

In order to distinguish Taiwan Province Province from the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom (Okinawa) at that time, it was called Little Ryukyu and Dong Fan (Dong Fan refers to the indigenous people of Taiwan Province Province), which shows that people have a better understanding of Taiwan Province Province and distinguish Taiwan Province Province from Ryukyu.

As for why it was changed to Taiwan Province Province, it is controversial to find a statement first. Burying Injustice, the original work of Taiwan Province Province, was later renamed Taiwan Province Province because of its unknown words. It means "those who entered Taiwan in Zhang Quan in the Ming Dynasty were abused by the weather, and those who lived there died of illness and could not return, so they were named after complaining, and their aspirations were tragic." Later, in order to bury grievances and unlucky, it was changed to this name. "Those who entered Taiwan Province on behalf of Zhang Quanren were abused by the weather, and those who lived in Taiwan Province died of illness and could not return. So they are named after complaining, and they are miserable. Later, the name was changed because it was ominous. "

People who moved from Zhang Quan (Fujian) to Taiwan Province Province could not adapt to the climate in Taiwan Province Province and died. Many people have to be buried in Taiwan Province Province, unable to leave their leaves, which is called "burial grievance". Later, the word unlucky was changed to Taiwan Province Province (homophonic), indicating that mainland immigrants began to live in Taiwan Province Province.

As for Formosa (a beautiful island), it reflects the covetousness of Portuguese and Western colonists for Taiwan Province Province.