Qinhuangdao, also known as the port city for short, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, an important port city around Bohai Sea in China approved by the State Council, and a famous seaside tourist and leisure resort. It is the only city in China named after Emperor. It is famous for Langtaosha Beidaihe, and it is a famous tourist and leisure resort at home and abroad. Shanhaiguan District is a national historical and cultural city.
In the fourteenth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 150 1), there was a description of Qinhuangdao in the Annals of Yongping County: "Qinhuangdao is 70 miles east of Funing County, and the mountains are in the sea. It is said that Qin Shihuang once asked for immortals to stay here." During the Wanli period, Jiang Yikui described it in more detail in Chang 'an Hakka dialect: "Li Nan has an isolated mountain, Shanhaiguan, which stands tall and independent of the sea, surrounded by water, and is called Qinhuangdao ... It is said that the Qin Emperor came to this mountain to see the scenery and was surprised to say,' The teacher here taught me to use park when reading sentences'. After dismounting for worship, Jing bowed his head to the ground, like squatting, and it is still like this until today. Some clues on the stone are named Qin Huangshan. " Later, there were many records in local chronicles and literati poems. In the Qing dynasty, there was also the saying of Wang Qindao. The name of Wangqin Island was first seen in Funing County Records in the eighth year of Kangxi. Among them, "Wangqin Island is mistaken for Qinhuangdao, 70 miles east of the county seat, surrounded by water, but the island is in the middle. Emperor Taizong asked Han to stay here, and the island was full of thorns. According to legend, the king of Qin bowed down. " The legend of the name of Wangqin Island is related to Li Shimin passing through this place on his way back to Korea. From then on, until the Republic of China, Qinhuangdao and Wangqin Island were used together in local chronicles and literati poems.