Who can briefly introduce the major cities in Taiwan Province Province?

The main cities are Taipei, Kaohsiung, Taichung, Tainan and Keelung.

Beishi is one of the international cities in Taiwan Province Province, which integrates politics, economy, education, entertainment and culture in Taiwan Province Province. Taipei is also the largest city in Taiwan Province Province, with an area of 272 square kilometers and a population of 2.44 million.

Taipei City is located in the center of Taipei Basin, bounded by Danshui River, Xindianxi, Jingmeixi and Taipei County. If you have a bird's eye view of Taipei from the air, the chessboard road system, towering buildings, star-shaped park green belts and endless traffic are really excellent indicators for people to identify the city.

Along the Tamsui River and Keelung River, Yangmingshan Park, which includes Datun Mountain System and Qixing Mountain System in the north, is not only an ecological classroom for nature conservation, but also the back garden of Taipei, with different customs in four seasons and endless charm. The 228 Peace Park, Botanical Garden and Da 'an Forest Park located in the center of Taipei are typical urban oases with frequent cultural and artistic activities around them, which are good places for urbanites to relax. In the Muka Mountain area in the southern district, besides hiking, you can also enjoy the leisure time of drinking tea.

Taipei, shouldering the leading position of the island's culture, also has a considerable number of museums, art galleries, memorial halls, temples and historical sites. The Palace Museum, located in Waishuangxi, is the premier art treasure house inside and outside the island, and the Taiwan Province Aboriginal Museum in Shunyi across the street shows the aboriginal culture. Taipei City Art Museum, Children's Recreation Center, Dalongdong Safety Palace, Taipei Confucius Temple and Star Palace around Yuanshan Mountain depict a strong track of human activities. Avenue City and Fujia are historical blocks where the blood and sweat of Taipei immigrants gather. Among them, Dihua Street, Shanghai City God Temple, Longshan Temple and Huaxi Street are indispensable places to understand old Taipei.

The Taipei metropolis is full of business districts such as Ximending, East District, Tianmu, Shilin and Mansion, and various monopoly streets and markets such as furniture street, bookstore street, Computer Street, wedding street, flower market and jade market are also the products of the meticulous division of labor in the metropolis. In the streets, there are cafes, bubble tea shops, KTV, karaoke and PUB. After the lights were first put on, the flashing neon makeup highlighted the scene of the city that never sleeps, which made the night in Taipei show another style.

There are direct flights to Taipei Songshan Airport at Kaohsiung Xiaogang, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, Pingtung, Hualien, Taitung, Magong, Jinmen and Mazu.

This railway runs through Taipei. Taipei main station in the city center and Songshan station in the east are two major stations. Trains at all levels stop at frequent intervals, which is quite convenient.

The main off-highway passenger transport is Taiguang passenger transport and unified passenger transport, connecting western Taiwan and major towns in Yilan. In addition, there are various passenger services such as Mie, Taipei, Danshui, Xindian, Guide and Fuhe, which are closely connected to the neighboring Keelung and Taipei counties. The Taipei main station is surrounded by the transportation center of the city, with dense buses such as Xiaozhongxi Road, Gongyuan Road, Guanqian Road and Chongqing South Road, while the residence in the southern district, Shilin in the northern district, the fourth section of Xiao Zhong East Road in the eastern district and the first section of Zhonghua Road in the western district are all important bus transfer circles. When traveling in Taipei, you'd better buy a bus manual for easy reference. MRT is the fastest and most convenient public transport in Taipei. Mucha line runs through the eastern and southern districts of Taipei, Danshui line runs through the northern district, Zhonghe and Xindian lines run through the southern district, and Bannan line runs through the east and west. It is very convenient to cooperate with intensive joint bus passenger transport.

Brief introduction of Kaohsiung

Kaohsiung City is located in the southwest of Taiwan Province Province, bordering Taiwan Province Strait in the west and bashi channel in the south. It is the main road from Northeast Asia to the South Pacific and an ideal commercial port with superior congenital conditions.

The population of Kaohsiung is1400,000, and the economically active population is over 900,000. It is rich in human resources. Due to the adjustment of marine climate, it is sunny all year round and has a pleasant climate. In addition, in recent years, its industry has developed rapidly and its economy is prosperous. It is the largest commercial port in Taiwan Province Province and the third largest container port in the world.

Taichung City is located in the west of Taiwan Province Island and the center of Taichung Basin. The city is divided into five urban areas in the east, south, west, north and middle and three suburbs in Beitun, Nantun and Xitun. Area 163 km2, population 750,000. It is the third largest city in Taiwan Province Province and a famous historical and cultural city in central Taiwan Province Province.

Taichung City has a mild climate, convenient transportation, beautiful internal environment and clean and elegant streets, and is known as the "quiet capital".

Taichung City used to be called "Dongdadun" and "Hutong". The land around it is fertile and the climate is mild all year round. It is rich in rice, sugar cane, fruit and tobacco. It is not only a distribution center for products in central Taiwan Province, but also an important industrial city.

The development of Taichung City is later than Tainan City and Kaohsiung City, but it belongs to the same period as Taipei. This used to be the place where Gaoshan people lived, known as Anlishe. After Zheng successfully recovered Taiwan Province Province, immigrants from the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong began to reclaim land in Taichung Basin. In the fifty-fifth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (17 16), Lan Tingzhen, the commander in chief, recruited people from Zhangzhou, Fujian. By the time of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1723- 1735), the population was increasing, forming a village called "Dadun". Because the land in this area has been turned into fertile land, rich in water resources, and rich in rice, and because of the large drop of surface streams, many waterwheels have been built along the river, adjacent to rice milling shops, and the rice hulling and processing industry has gradually emerged, developing into the agricultural products distribution and processing center in the central province of Taiwan Province, which is the earliest prototype of Taichung City. In the sixth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1867), top street, middle street, lower street and other city streets were formed and renamed Dongdadun. In the 13th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1887), Taiwan Province Province was formally established. It was surrounded by mountains and rivers, with a plain in the middle, which was magnificent. At the same time, it is planned to establish a provincial capital there. The General History of Taiwan Province Province written by Lian Heng in the Qing Dynasty records: "In the 13th year of Guangxu, the province was established, and the Taiwanese government moved here, and the attached country was also called Taiwan Province Province. First, the Governor Cen visited and chose the land at the foot of the East Terminal of Lanxingbao, which Liu Mingchuan also considered acceptable. Construction started in fifteen years, and eight doors were selected for the fourth floor construction ... It was completed in February of seventeen years, with a cost of 650 feet a week and a cost of 2 1.52 million. As soon as the inscription passed, it went up. " Later, the governor thought it was far away from economically developed Tainan and Taipei, and there were many streams blocking the north-south traffic, so he changed the provincial capital to Taipei. Taichung was only nominally the provincial capital for a few years, but in fact, the project built for more than two years was not completed, and Taichung lost the opportunity for development. Dongdadun is still a small town. After Japanese colonists occupied Taiwan Province Province, it was located in the middle of Taiwan Province Province. Taichung County was established here in 1897, and later changed to Taichung County in 1920. Taichung is a prefecture-level city. 1945 After Taiwan Province Province returned to China, Taichung City was changed to a provincial city. However, because Taichung City has no special natural resources and industrial base, is far from the coast and has no direct access to the seaport, its economic development and urban construction are slower than those of Taipei and Kaohsiung. It was not until the mid-1970s that the third processing and export industrial zone in Taiwan Province Province was established here, and the nearest Taichung Port and the expressway connecting Taichung City were built, which accelerated the city's economic development and expanded the scale of urban construction. 1975, the population ratio of taichung city increased by 1 many times in 1950s, exceeding 530,000, making it the third largest city in Taiwan Province province.