How to describe the hometown of Binzhou, Shandong Province?

Shandong Binzhou hometown is described as follows:

My hometown Binzhou is located in the hinterland of the Yellow River Delta, bordering Bohai Bay in the north and the Yellow River in the south, and is known as the "South of the North". Although this small town is not as prosperous as Beishangguang and as beautiful and exquisite as Jiangsu and Zhejiang, it has its unique charm. I love my hometown-Binzhou.

I love her, because Binzhou is rich in intangible cultural heritage: Lu Opera, wickerwork, Cloth Tiger, paper-cut and famous fried dumpling. I was fortunate to attend the paper-cutting training class of Mr. Wang Derong, the inheritor of Binzhou folk paper-cutting in Du Shoutian's former residence, as a member of the paper-cutting society. The teacher's hand swam on a piece of red paper like magic, and soon beautiful symmetrical patterns such as butterflies and moiré appeared on a piece of red paper.

The expression of paper-cutting is not simple and ordinary, but records people's real life. Every holiday or wedding celebration, people will stick beautiful and bright paper-cut window grilles, snuff and ceiling flowers on the windows, walls, doors and lanterns at home, which will instantly make the holiday atmosphere more warm and place people's expectations for a better life.

One side of the soil and water support one side. Binzhou is a well-known "hometown of two saints" with Wen Sheng as its background. Because of his lifelong protection, China's earliest ancient book Shangshu has been handed down to this day. Sun Wu, a great soldier, wrote The Art of War, which was highly praised by later military strategists and known as the "sacred book of military science".

Binzhou is the center of the old revolutionary base area in Bohai Sea, the residence of Bohai organs, the history and glorious tradition of long-term revolutionary struggle in the old revolutionary base area in Bohai Sea, and an important part of the development history and spiritual tradition of our party and army. In the revolutionary war years, how many Binzhou sons and daughters did not fear sacrifice, marched forward bravely, and then refined the eternal "Old Bohai Spirit", inspiring generations of Binzhou sons and daughters not to forget history and pass on the "Old Bohai Spirit".