What are the names of all the cities in China?

Harbin: Manchu means "place to dry fishing nets". Originally a fishing village, it gradually rose after the railway was opened to traffic, and 1932 built the city. ?

Hohhot: Mongolian is "Blue City". ?

Xilinhot: Mongolian is "the city of plateau".

Baotou: Mongolian "Baoketu" means "the place with deer".

Hailar: Mongolian means "flowing water".

Ulanhot: Mongolian means "red city".

Wulanchabu League: In the Qing Dynasty, Qimeng was named after Luohong Valley (called "Wulanchabu" in Mongolian).

Xilin Gol League: The flag league in Qing Dynasty was named after Xilin Gol River.

Yikezhao League: An alliance of all ethnic groups in the Qing Dynasty, named after Yikezhao (Mongolian for "Great Temple"). ?

Baiyunebo: Mongolian means "Baoshan". ?

Jilin City: Formerly known as Jilin Wula, Manchu is "along the river".

It is called "Chemical City". ?

Xi 'an: Chang 'an in ancient times. The establishment of Xi 'an House in the early Ming Dynasty was a strategic place to control the western part of China, so it was called Xi 'an. Because there was Xi 'an Pavilion in Chang 'an City in Han Dynasty, it was named "Xi 'an". 1928 established Xi 'an, 1930 was renamed Xijing, and 1943 was renamed Xi 'an. It is one of the ancient capitals of China. ?

Yinchuan: It is a famous ancient border city. One is called Ningxia City, which is called Xiacheng for short and Yin Cheng for short. The place name of Yinchuan comes from the description of the beautiful geographical scene between Helan Mountain and the Yellow River, which is bordered by the south of the Yangtze River. In the early Qing Dynasty, Yinchuan was another name of Ningxia City. 1947 was officially renamed Yinchuan city. ?

Urumqi: Mongolian means "beautiful pasture". ? Karamay: Uighur is "black oil"? Aksu: The Uighur language is "white water". ? Jinan: Because this city is in the south of Jigushui, it is named Jinan. Jinan was founded on 1929. Jinan has 72 springs since ancient times, so it is known as the "Spring City". ?

Nanjing: During the Warring States Period, the State of Chu built a city here and set up Jinling City, hence the name Jinling. In the Three Kingdoms, it was called Jianye, also known as Stone Town. Jin is called Jiankang. Nanjing was called in the Ming Dynasty. In Qing Dynasty, Nanjing was ruled by jiangning house, and the enemy country was called Ning for short. Nanjing was founded on 1930. It is one of the ancient capitals of China. ?

Suzhou: It is named after Gusu Mountain. ? Wuxi: Copper and tin were produced during the Zhou and Qin Dynasties. In the Han Dynasty, tin was mined, so it was named Wuxi. ? Qinhuangdao: It was named after Qin Shihuang once sought immortality here. ?

Lianyungang: It is named because it is located between Yuntai Mountain and the east and west islands in the sea. ? Xuzhou: It is named after Xu Yi or Xuzhou, one of the ancient "Kyushu". ?

Zhenjiang: Because of frequent floods, it is named after adding an auspicious word before the water name to show hope. ? Yancheng: It is named after salt production. ?

Hefei: Fertile water flows from Zipeng Mountain and is divided into two streams. After flowing here, they merged into one, hence the name Hefei. ?

Huainan: Named after the south bank of Huaihe River. ?

Huaibei: It is named because it is located in Huaibei.

. Bengbu: It is said that in ancient times, mussels and pearls were collected here. shipping

The gathering place is called wharf and Bengbu set. The city is named after Bengbu Collection. ?

Ma 'anshan: It is named after Ma 'anshan along the Yangtze River in the west.

Wuhu: On the edge of Wuhu, it is called Wuhu because of its low terrain, deep water storage and overgrown weeds.

Tongling: named after Tongguan Mountain. 1956 Tongguanshan mining area set up Tongguanshan city.

Hangzhou: It is said that when Dayu was harnessing the water, he landed here without sailing. Hangzhou has the same pronunciation, so it was later called Hangzhou.

Ningbo: Because there is Dinghai County under it, which means "Haigui Boning". Yong for short, named after Yongjiang River in China. Referred to as Yin for short, it is named after the existence of Corydalis Mountain, which is rich in Corydalis (now Corydalis).

Fuzhou: The name of Fuzhou began in the 1920s of the Tang Dynasty, and it was named after the mountains. Fuzhou is named after Fushan Mountain in the northwest of Guizhou. It also has aliases for Rongcheng and Sanshan. "Rongcheng" is named after many banyan trees in the city. "Three Mountains" are named after three famous mountains in the city: Wushi Mountain, Yushan Mountain and Pingshan Mountain. ?

Taipei: Named after its geographical location, and named after its location in the northern part of Taiwan Province Island. ?

Keelung Port: There is a small chicken cage island outside and a big chicken cage mountain east of the port, so it was originally called "chicken cage". Later, I thought the name was indecent. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the homonym means "its land is prosperous" and it is called "Keelung". ?

Taichung: It is named after its location, because it is in the middle of the island of Taiwan Province Province, so it is named Taichung. ? Freshwater: named after the waters. ?

Luoyang: It is named Luoyang because it is on the north bank of Luohe River. ?

Kaifeng: It was Bianzhou in ancient times, so it was called Bianzhou for short. ?

Hengyang: It is named Hengyang because it is at the southern foot of Hengshan Mountain. -?

Wuhan: including Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang. Wuchang was originally the name of Tang Fang Town, and later it was promoted to be the ambassador of Wuchang Army, where it ruled today, hence the name.

Hankou, named after its location at the mouth of Hanshui River, was established as a special city in 1926, changed to Wuhan special city in 1929, and changed to ordinary city in 193 1 year.

Hanyang, in front of Hanshui River (north of Guishan Mountain in Ming Dynasty). 1949, three towns merged to form Wuhan city. ?

Guangzhou: During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu changed Jiaozhou to Guangzhou, which was the beginning of a famous Guangzhou. Guangzhou is called "Guangzhou" for short. In ancient legend, five immortals came here by five-color sheep with ears of wheat in their hands, because they called Guangzhou "the city of ears of wheat" and also called it "Yangcheng". ?

Guiyang: short for architecture. In the Qing Dynasty, it was named after Zhu Gui County, and in the Ming Dynasty, it was named after Zhu Gui District and Zhu Gui Township. ? Jinghong: The original name is Yun Jinghong, and the Dai language is "City of Dawn". ?

Chongqing: Chongqing for short. It was named because Yuzhou was located here during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The buildings in the urban area are built on the mountain, which is a famous mountain city. Now it is one of the four municipalities directly under the Central Government of China. ?

Lhasa: Tibetans are "holy places". Because there is plenty of sunshine all the year round, rainy days and foggy days are rare, and it is often sunny in Wan Li, so it is nicknamed "Sunshine City".

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