What is the origin of Qingyuan's name?

Qingyuan's name comes from Liang Wudi in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In Suzhong County, Qingyuan County has jurisdiction over Suzhong (now Qingcheng and Qingxin), Kevin·Z, Li Anping, Enshi and Khufu. This is the origin of Qingyuan's name, which was born when it was switched to administrative jurisdiction. See Qingyuan and Qingxin local county annals for details.

There are no ethnic minorities in Qingyuan Free Trade Zone. Many of his things are nonsense. Because the central Jiangsu area (Qingyuan and Qingxin) has belonged to Guangzhou or Panyu since ancient times, it is completely different from Yangshan and Yingde in modern Qingyuan, and it is the territory of Han Guangfu nationality. Since the Qin Emperor Ying Zheng unified Lingnan, it has been the territory of the Han nationality (because the army at that time had slaughtered the aborigines). Qingyuan was completely administratively independent before 1988 and belonged to Guangzhou before 1988.

The evolution of Qingyuan area name;

Panyu County, Nanhai County (Qin Dynasty)-Panyu County, Nanhai County (Nanyue Kingdom era)-Suzhong County, Nanhai County (Emperor Wudi era)-Suzhong County, Shixing County, Jingzhou, Wu State (Three Kingdoms era)-Guangzhou (Western Jin Dynasty era)-Guangzhou Qingyuan County (Liang Wudi in the Southern and Northern Dynasties)-Guangzhou Qingyuan County, Nanhai County (Sui Dynasty Qingyuan County (Qing), the state capital of Fogang Zhiliting-Guangzhou Qingyuan County (1983)-1988 Qingyuan became an independent city.

Qingyuan has been in Guangzhou for thousands of years, so Qingyuan is the back garden of Guangzhou because it has always belonged to Guangzhou.