What do you mean by the Weihe River?

What does the shore of Weihe River mean? Waterfront; By the water. Also refers to the big prince Lu Shang.

"Wei Shui An" comes from Han Feizi's "Han Feizi Yu Lao" in the Warring States Period: "Wang Wen respects the guests with great respect and is also expensive." Feng Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the 97th time: "Former Lu Shang was fishing in Weibin, and when he met King Wen, he worshipped his father in a word and won the world with a trick."

Legend has it that Zhou Wenwang was going hunting, so he asked a fortune teller to tell him that there would be great gains in Weiyang, but what he got was not a dragon or tiger, but an assistant minister. Later, King Wen hunted and met him in Weishuiyang. When he talked with him, he found that he had Wang Zuo's talent, and they rode back together and worshipped him as a teacher. Later, he used "Weibin" to refer to the eldest prince Lu Shang.

Historical significance of Weihe waterfront;

As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, Weishui was endowed with high status and importance. At the same time, as a city with a long history, Xi 'an has inherited the ancient Chinese civilization on the bank of the Weihe River. As one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization, Weihe Waterfront is rich in historical and cultural heritage.

Xi was once one of the top ten "capitals" in ancient China, and its historical and cultural value is self-evident. Looking back at history, we will find that the waterfront of Weihe River was the capital of Qin, Han and Tang dynasties successively, leaving a large number of precious historical relics and cultural sites, such as Terracotta Warriors, Wild Goose Pagoda and Xi City Wall. These cultural treasures are of great significance for future generations to study history and understand Chinese civilization.