Are there any interesting places in Taiyuan?

It is suggested to start with Jinci Temple, contact Jin and Tang Dynasties, the two most glorious periods in Shanxi, and pay attention to museums and Fenhe River.

By the way, anyone who is familiar with the policy of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period knows how awesome the State of Jin is ... As we all know, Taiyuan is the northern capital, and the Tang Dynasty is not only Luoyang in the east, but Chang 'an in the west! And Taiyuan, the northern capital! Tang Sandu's!

What is important in Taiyuan is the background of military fortress since ancient times. Here, we can take aerial photos of the mountains in Shanxi or use maps to show the proximity in Shanxi. The mountainous plateau is easy to defend but difficult to attack. Therefore, Taiyuan City has always been an important military stronghold and the front line to resist the invasion of nomadic people in the north.

I won't say much about Qian Qin. Beiqi is the base camp of remote control of state affairs in Levin, Gao Huan. The former Qin Dynasty was the last capital and fortress of the conquered emperor. In the Northern Han Dynasty, it was actually very small, and it relied on a Taiyuan city to consume Zhao Kuangyin. There is no such fate as the Li family in the southern Tang Dynasty, but the Jiubao in the Ming Dynasty.

In addition to military, it is resources, and coal resources basically depend on Shanxi Province and Inner Mongolia. The military industry is in a mess, and the economy is not going up now, but the economy was also very strong in the past, so we can quote the Shanxi merchants and the people's livelihood economy during the Republic of China.

In short, it was a glorious history, which is now ignored by the descendants of barbarians. Recently, there are many answers from western Montenegro and Taiyuan in Zhihu. The only problem is that we don't have black spots. A typical feature of Shanxi Province is honesty and low-key.