Four provinces that have contributed the most to China.

First, Guangdong:

1. Without Cantonese, China would not have Hainan Island, Xisha Islands, dongsha islands and Nansha Islands, and Singapore would not be ruled by Chinese.

2. Without Cantonese, Chinese in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia and other countries cannot occupy an important position.

3. Guangdong people immigrated to Hainan Island and Southeast Asia, which opened up the territory of China and spread the culture of China.

4./kloc-At the end of the 9th century, Kang Youwei went out of Guangdong and led the Reform Movement of 1898.

At the beginning of 20th century, Sun Yat-sen was born in Guangdong. He led the Revolution of 1911, overthrew the feudal monarchy in 2000 and founded the first Republic in Asia.

6. Since the reform and opening-up, Guangdong people have dared to be the first, created experience in economic development, and embarked on a new path.

Second, Fujian.

1. Without Fujian's colonial development of Taiwan Province Province, Taiwan Province Province would probably be occupied by the Japanese forever, and China would not have the beautiful and rich treasure island of Taiwan Province Province.

2. Fujian immigrants, like Guangdong immigrants, have made great contributions to the spread of Chinese culture in Southeast Asia. Their economic success in Southeast Asia also laid the foundation for them to introduce capital, technology and commercial channels into the mainland after the reform and opening up.

Lin Zexu, the first person who opened the world's eyes in the Opium War, was from Fujian, and he was also the pride of the Chinese nation.

Third, Hunan.

1. During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, outstanding talents such as Zeng Guofan, Zuo and Hu Linyi appeared in Hunan. They trained the Xiang army to quell civil strife. They set up factories, build machines, recruit talents and study abroad; Started the modernization of China.

2. When China was facing the crisis in Xinjiang, Zuo, a famous Xiang soldier, delivered a speech by hit the floor, prompting the imperial court to make up its mind to recover Xinjiang. Regardless of his old age and frailty, he carried a coffin and led an army to war. After fierce fighting, the separatist forces in Xinjiang were finally eliminated, the aggression attempt of Russia was defeated, and Xinjiang, which was almost divided, returned to the embrace of China. At that time, the army led by Zuo was also the Xiang army, and its basic strength was composed of Hunan children.

During the Reform Movement of 1898, Liang Qichao and Tan Sitong were both born in Hunan. They are not only Mr. Kang Youwei's assistants, but also young, talented, distinctive and unique, and have made great contributions to ideology and culture. Among them, Tan Sitong generously went to justice for the cause of political reform, and Liang Qichao made many achievements, which had a far-reaching impact on future generations;

During the Revolution of 1911 in Hunan, Huang Xing and Song were outstanding figures in quality, knowledge and ability. Compared with Dr. Sun Yat-sen, they undertook a lot of trivial practical work, and their character and contribution will always be remembered by people.

5. During the period of new democratic revolution,,, Peng, etc. Born in Hunan.

Fourth, Shandong,

1. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Shandong contributed great thinkers in the world, such as Confucius, Mozi, Mencius and Sun Tzu, and opened the source of Chinese civilization.

2. Since the late Qing Dynasty, the large-scale colonization of the three northeastern provinces with Shandong people as the main force (accounting for more than 90%) has completely shattered the attempt of Japan and Russia to annex the three northeastern provinces.

Note: In view of the lesson that the Yuan Dynasty retreated to the Mongolian Plateau after overthrowing the Mongols, the rulers of the Qing Dynasty never allowed Han people to enter Kanto in order to leave a retreat for their future overthrow. Later, out of concern about the massive migration of Russia and Japan to the northeast, the ban was finally lifted and Han Chinese were allowed to enter Kanto. At this time, there were more than 1.8 million Japanese immigrants to Kanto, and hundreds of thousands of Russian immigrants moved to Kanto.

In short:

Without Cantonese, China could not have Hainan Island and Nanhai Islands.

Without Fujian people, China could not have Taiwan Province Province.

Without Hunan people, China's Xinjiang would be divided.

Without Shandong people, China could not firmly control the three northeastern provinces.