The historical fact that China contacted Taiwan Province Province in ancient times is urgent! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1

The first official contact with Taiwan Province Province took place in 230 AD. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan, the monarch of Wu, sent generals Wei Wen and Zhuge to Taiwan Province Province, which they called Yizhou. This is the first time that the China Dynasty contacted Taiwan Province Province. Their trip to Taiwan Province Province lasted for one year. Decades later, Kuloko Shen, the magistrate of Linhai County of Wu State, wrote a book "Land and Water Records of Linhai" from 264 to 280 AD based on the introduction of Wu officers and soldiers who returned from Taiwan Province Province and residents of Taiwan Province Province. He called this piece of land on the sea "Yizhou is in the southeast of Linhai, two thousand miles to the county. There is no snow and frost on the earth, and the vegetation is immortal. It is surrounded by mountains, and all the mountains are inhabited. There is a white stone shot by the King of Yue on the top of the mountain. The barbarians are kings, and the land and people are divided, but they are different. " "This land is very fertile, producing both grain and fish." It also introduces local products, people, customs, tools and historical sites. Among them, "There is a white stone shot by the King of Yue on the top of the mountain", which proves that Taiwan Province Province was the territory of the State of Yue during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

In the Sui Dynasty, in the third year of Daye (607), Yang Di sent Yu Zhukuan, a feather rider, and He Man, a sailor, to Taiwan Province Province, then known as Liuqiu. In the 6th year of Great Cause (6 10), Emperor Yang Di sent Wu Benlang and Chen Leng and his doctor Jang Jin to set sail from Yi 'an (Chaozhou) in Guangdong Province to Taiwan Province Province. In Changhua City, central Taiwan Province Province, there is a street named "Chen Leng Street" to commemorate this Sui Dynasty general.

By the Song Dynasty, there had been many exchanges and economic activities. In order to facilitate management, management agencies were set up in Taiwan Province and Penghu, and Penghu was incorporated into the territory of Jinjiang County, Fujian Province, which was the first time in the history of Taiwan Province Province. Taiwan Province and Pengzhou were formally incorporated into the territory of the Song Dynasty. Although dynasties and emperors changed in the next thousand years, the ownership of Taiwan Province Province never changed. The Yuan Dynasty was the first time that ethnic minorities in China controlled the Central Plains. In the 28th year of the Yuan Dynasty (129 1 year), the Yuan Dynasty sent Yang Xiangwei, deputy general manager of seagoing vessels, as an envoy, and led more than 6,000 people to Taiwan with Wu, a minister of rites, Ruan Jian, a minister of war, etc. By AD 1335, the Yuan Dynasty formally established the "Inspection Department" in Penghu. Inspection department, the level is not high, belonging to nine categories. "Professional patrol, special arrest", catching criminals and setting up saltworks, but this is the first time the central government has sent administrative law enforcement agencies to Taiwan Province and Pengzhou. Since then, the central dynasty began to send personnel to manage the Taipeng area.

In the Ming Dynasty, in order to protect the coastal areas from pirates, the Ming court stationed troops in Keelung and Danshui Port to prevent pirates from harassing the southeast coast based in the Taipeng area. This is the first time that the central government has stationed troops on the island to defend coastal defense. There is a special product "Three Treasures of Ginger" in Fengshan, Kaohsiung, which was left by Zheng He when he arrived in Taiwan Province Province in the Ming Dynasty. This is the first large caravan that the Central Plains arrived in Taiwan Province Province. In order to defend Taiwan Province Province, Zheng Chenggong carried out major military activities such as recovering Taiwan Province Province and unifying Taiwan Province Province by Kangxi in his later years.

1683 (twenty-two years of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty), Shi Lang led the troops to attack Penghu, and Taiwan Province Province was incorporated into the territory of the Qing court. Shi Lang was posthumously named General Jinghai.

1684 (twenty-third year of Kangxi), the Qing court issued an order forbidding crossing Taiwan Province, and Taiwan Province Province was subordinate to Fujian Province, with three counties under its jurisdiction (Taiwanfu and Taiwan Province Province, Zhuluo County and Fengshan County).

1727 (the fifth year of Yongzheng), the Qing court added Penghu Hall to strengthen the management of Penghu.

1826 (the sixth year of Daoguang), the Qing court opened Wushi Port as the official port of Karmalan Hall, crossing the mainland.

1875 (the first year of Guangxu), the Qing court lifted the ban on mainland people crossing Taiwan and set up "reclamation bureaus" in Shantou, Xiamen and Hong Kong. The Qing court added Taipei County, Danshui County, Yilan County and Hsinchu County.

1885, after the Sino-French War, in view of the important position of Taiwan Province Province in national defense, the Qing government (Guangxu period) formally established Taiwan Province Province as a provincial province and Liu Mingchuan as the first governor.