The origin of Baicheng name

Taobei District, Baicheng City (formerly Baicheng City), the picture is called Baicheng Zi. The origins of names are varied. In fact, Jing 'an county has not yet built a county government, and there are heaped mountains around it. The natives call it Baicheng Zi. Folklore is the site of Zhaozhou in Liao Dynasty. Secondly, people say that the old city base and city walls of this city are all made of white mud. The local Mongolians call it Chaganhaote (Baicheng). 3. Whenever the morning sun rises or the sunset is about to set, the whole street is reflected in a silvery white, hence the name Baicheng. Four o'clock is a long time ago, there was a white earthen city about 160 feet long, which the local Mongols called "Cha (Zhi) Ji (Gan) Hao Te". Semantically, the fork rod means white, and Haute means city. Later, Han Chinese gradually immigrated here and literally translated it into Baicheng Zi in Chinese. In the early years, there was a garage in Gangzi, Peking University, which is now the city. In order to attract customers, houses and courtyard walls are painted with white clay powder, which looks like a white castle from a distance, so people call it Baicheng Zi. Six said that Yue Fei led the troops to attack the city, and after twelve years, it still failed to break the city. Helpless, Yue Fei ordered soldiers to capture tens of thousands of dens in Bai Niao, covered Bai Niao's feet with sulfur and set them on fire. This is Bai Niao flying back to his lair. In a blink of an eye, Tucheng became a sea of fire. In this way, the city was destroyed by Private Yue Fei. Since then, people have called Tuchengzi Baicheng Zi, which means "the city of Bai Niao". According to Mongolian legend, Baicheng was a nomadic area before its establishment. One year, it suddenly snowed all over the sky and the shepherd was at a loss. Strange to say, in an instant, a Syracuse appeared in the nearby Gaofu, and people and animals were surrounded and rescued. Later, in order to feel its spiritual and respectable, a tunnel was built on it (now the North Gangzi of the city), and every year people who come here to graze burn incense and worship, so this place is called Chagan Haote (that is, White).