The Origin of Taiwan Province Province

Before the Ming Dynasty, there was no fixed name for Taiwan Province Province. It was not until the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties that a "Taiwan Province Province" appeared. But there are different opinions about the origin of this name.

On the other hand, a large number of immigrants came here in the Ming Dynasty and named the island Taiyuan, which is homophonic with "Wan" in Minnan language, and "Taiyuan" means "Taiwan Province Province". Changdi of the Ming Dynasty called Taiwan a "great man" of the discipline. Zhou Ying called Taiwan Province Province an "official of Taiwan Province" in tourism.

On the other hand, there was a big bay in Anping (now Anping Town, Annan), Taiwan Province Province in the Ming Dynasty, and there was a village called Dawan nearby. The aborigines near Dawan, called Taiwo Bay, were the first ethnic group to associate with the Han people in Chinese mainland. Han people named the place after it, and Taiwan Bay is called Taiwan Province Province for short. Later, I used this name.

Extended data:

With an area of 35,882.6258 square kilometers, Taiwan Province Island is the largest island in China and the 38th largest island in the world, with a longitudinal length of about 395 kilometers from north to south, a maximum width of about 145 kilometers from east to west, a coastline around the island of about1/39 kilometers, and a total length of about 1520 including the Penghu Islands. It is the center of the western Pacific waterway.

Today's Taiwan Province Province includes Taiwan Province Island and its affiliated islands, Penghu Islands, Jinmen Islands, Mazu Islands, Dongsha Islands, Wuqiu Islands, Taiping Island, Nansha Islands and Zhongzhou Reef of its surrounding affiliated islands.

Taiwan Province Province adopts UTC+8 time zone ("National Standard Time") of east longitude 120 degrees.

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