The origin of Changchun's name

Changchun comes from the ancient Soviet word "tea, rush" about 7,000 years ago, which was the blessing of ancient Su Shen when he offered sacrifices to heaven. Because the blessed land is the the State Council (former site) of the puppet Manchukuo.

In Xi Du, later generations gradually replaced Xi Du with "tea-ah-chong" (translated as "Changchun" in Chinese) and became a place name. However, the history of tea and tea is thousands of years earlier than that of Xi Du, but in fact, later generations are confused. Tea is the earliest classic historical title of Changchun. Changchun, founded in 2 130 BC (twenty-five years in Shun Di), was the second capital of the early Soviet kingdom. At that time, it was the main gathering place of the South Branch of Sushen (the ancestor of Manchu), which was called Xi (three seven-character pronunciations of Xi, named to commemorate Sushen's great defeat in foreign countries). Su Shen's second generation royal family built adobe walls and palaces here, which is called Xi Du. There are about 1000 households at this time, which is the earliest classical history of Changchun, so "Xi" should also be the abbreviation of Changchun. About 1800 BC, the Hui (filth) and Mo (raccoon) ethnic groups in the southern branch of Sushen gradually migrated to Xi Du and merged into Hui (filth) ethnic group (the predecessor of Manchu). To commemorate the merging of these two tribes into the kingdom of Sushen, King Sushen changed the name of the country to Dehui (filth) and Xi Du. The Western Han Dynasty established Fuyu Kingdom, and gradually communicated with the Central Plains and the Eastern Han Dynasty. Taoism was introduced into Fuyu, and the whole people believed in Erlang Guankou (the Manchu name for Erlang Guankou is actually the second son of Li Bing, the magistrate of Qin Dynasty). There are many Erlang temples in the city. Change Beijing and Longcheng into "the highest plow city". At this time, the population has exceeded 10,000, and the city walls and palaces have also been changed into stone buildings. In the long years since then, although this ancient capital has changed many different names, it has always been the capital of the ancient kingdom in Northeast China. During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, Changchun became a part of the' Anbei Duhu House' in the Tang Dynasty, and was sometimes called' Shushan House' by the Central Plains people. It is the place where prisoners in the Wen prison in the Tang Dynasty were assigned. At that time, many literati were wrongly sentenced, making it a city of culture and a place where many students in the Central Plains yearned for learning. Therefore, "there is a road in Shushan" has been passed down to this day. At this time, Changchun has become a big city with a population of nearly 100,000, and the wall area has expanded dozens of times. It is also because the Central Plains culture was widely introduced into Northeast Asia during this period, which has been affecting the development direction of Northeast national culture for thousands of years. In 846 A.D., the leader of the post-Shu Dynasty established a minister, Bohai County, and changed the "Shushan House" to "Longzhou House" as the national capital. After moving the capital to "Aodongcheng", Longzhou Prefecture is still the cultural and economic center and the largest city in Bohai Sea, with a population of nearly 500,000. In 9 16, the Khitan was established and gradually became stronger. Changchun area became an important place for Qidan to control Jurchen. Because a Khitan prince was born here, Longzhou Prefecture was changed to "Yeludeguang City" named after the Khitan prince. Since then, Mongolia has become increasingly powerful, and it took nearly a year to capture Kuanchengzi. Because of his belief in Tibetan Buddhism, Meng Yuan believed that this place was unknown to Nestorianism, so it could not be captured for a long time. So he ordered the wall of Kuanchengzi to be demolished, and the people moved to Liaoyang and Zhongyuan. This ancient Millennium capital has become a ruin, and the ruins have been dug three feet and razed to the ground. So today, there are almost no traces of this ancient city, only today, in the small town. In the late Ming Dynasty, Jurchen flourished again and the Qing Empire was established. Changbai Mountain has become a sacred place for Manchu (Huang Taiji changed Nuzhen to Manchuria) to worship their ancestors. In the original ancient south, the post station along the Yitong River became the only way to Changbai Mountain. When Qianlong visited Changbai Mountain several times in summer to worship his ancestors, he found that the climate here was much cooler than Shengjing and the scenery was pleasant. He blurted out the poem "Changbai Mountain has a thousand years, and Kuancheng has infinite spring scenery", and later Jiaqing ascended the throne. When I came to this post station, I also found that the climate here was very cool, and I heard the words of the first emperor, so I began to establish local administrative institutions here in the fifth year of Jiaqing (1800). Take the two words in the first sentence and set them as "Changchun Hall".