Where are the old songs now?

The former Chao Ge is now Qixian County, Hebi City, Henan Province. As a place name, Chao Ge first appeared among the pre-Qin philosophers. According to historians, Chao Ge was the capital of Shang Dynasty in China. In fact, the earliest capital of Shang Dynasty was Yindu, not Chao Ge. After Zhou Wang succeeded to the throne, he expanded the capital of Shang Dynasty, moved the capital several times, and later changed its name to Chao Ge. Chao Ge is one of the cradles of ancient civilization in China, and scholars such as Tao Yuanming and Liu Zongyuan visited Chao Ge and wrote inscriptions for it.

As the national capital of Shang Zhouwang, Chao Ge has reached its peak, and historical records show that Chao Ge is very prosperous. "Chao Ge travels five miles a night, and eight hundred princes face Lingshan". The ruins of Miyagi, the inner city of Zhou Wang, are still called Zhou Wang Palace. Zhou Wang Palace has an ancestral temple on the left and a social altar on the right, which is a place for Yin and ancestor worship. Xitan Village in Qixian County is named after the social altar in Zhou Wang.

The Chao Ge City Wall is magnificent, which reflects the record in The Book of Songs that "the country is thousands of miles away, and the people stop here". Defeat Zhou, the first world war of Konoha, the country was destroyed, and it was destroyed in 600. However, the war did not affect the walls of Chao Ge, and the walls of Chao Ge remained the same.

After the war, Wu Geng, the son of the Imperial City, was accepted as a vassal and continued to worship Yin. Wu Geng lives in his father's palace. After Wu Geng rebelled against the Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Bing captured Chao Ge, Wu Geng died, the palace was burned, the people were taken captive, and the stubborn people were moved. Since then, Chao Ge has been in ruins.