Which provinces and cities are Qinghai, Tibet, Sichuan, Yunnan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Anhui, Jiangsu and Shanghai respectively?

Qing-Qinghai province; Tibet-Tibet; Sichuan-Sichuan province; Yunnan-Yunnan Province; Hubei province;

Jiangxi-Jiangxi province; Anhui-Anhui Province; Sue-Jiangsu Province; Shanghai-Shanghai.

Since the People's Republic of China resumed the exercise of sovereignty over Macao on December 2th, 1999, it has been divided into 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government and 2 special administrative regions, including 34 first-class administrative regions. Since then, the number has remained stable.

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The abbreviations of China provinces are a beautiful landscape of Chinese culture.

among the abbreviations of many provinces, there are only two that still retain the oldest concept of "Kyushu" in the pre-Qin period: Hebei and Henan. From the geographical concept, Henan and Hebei inherit the cultural orthodoxy of the Central Plains and have unique advantages. Not only that, the word "Yu" also reveals a little-known great change in China's geography and climate.

In the bronze inscription, the glyph of "Yu" is like a person looking at an elephant. In the unearthed Oracle bone inscriptions, the information of hunting elephants in the aristocratic fields of Shang Dynasty is often found. This shows that there were a large number of wild elephants in the Central Plains for a long time before the Shang Dynasty.

The existence of wild elephants, rhinoceros and other populations proves that the Central Plains was once in the "Holocene Great Warm Period" for a long time, which was roughly from 9, years ago to 5, years ago, basically consistent with the period from the Neolithic Age to the Shang Dynasty in China. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, the climate changed significantly, and the area where wild elephants lived moved southward as a whole to the Huaihe River Basin.

In inscriptions on bronze, the Cantonese character evolved from "Hong", and its glyph looks like the airflow on the ocean is blocked, and the wizard prays for rain. In The Book of Songs, Yue and Yue are common and have the same meaning.

In pre-Qin literature, the coastal tribes south of the Yangtze River were collectively referred to as "Baiyue" by the Central Plains culture, including wuyue, Fujian, Yangyue, Luoyue and Yuyue. From the short name, Guangdong (through "Yue") is the only province that has survived and is related to Yue culture.

Guangdong's "Yue" originated from Nanyue State, which is a political power that has completed the cultural integration of the Central Plains. Its founder is Zhao Tuo, the commander of Nanhai County in the Qin Dynasty, and his ancestral home is in Zhengding County, Hebei Province today.

Before the establishment of Nanyue State, the Qin Dynasty had completed a large-scale ethnic integration. The most famous one was in 214 BC, when Qin Shihuang sent fugitives, adopted children and Jia people into Baiyue. This group of people has a population of 5,, most of whom are businessmen. It can be seen that the business pedigree of Lingnan people is the same strain.

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