Coastal Soil and Water Records is one of the earliest records of Taiwan Province Province in the world, written by Shen. In 230 AD, the earliest record of Taiwan Province was written by Shen Ying, a man from Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. Coastal Soil and Water Records is one of the earliest records of Taiwan Province Province in the world, and Taishou Shen of Linhai County in Soochow of the Three Kingdoms can be regarded as the earliest scholar to study Taiwan Province Province.
In his Coastal Soil and Water Records, there is a special record of Taiwan Province Province, which was called Yizhou at that time, but this book has been lost, and its main content is recorded in Taiping Magnolia.
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The earliest document describing Taiwan Province Province in the world: Coastal Soil and Water Records.
The book, entitled "Records of Foreign Bodies in Linhai Water and Soil", is a local chronicle of Sunwu Linhai County and the earliest geographical chronicle of Taizhou. The original book was lost earlier, but some of its contents were preserved because of the reference to ancient books such as Bamboo Slips, Qi Yaomin's Book, Biography of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taiping Yulan and Compendium of Materia Medica. These books have different titles, such as Coastal Soil and Water Records, Coastal Foreign Objects Records of Shen Zhi and Coastal Records.
Scholars have done compilation work from pottery in the Yuan Dynasty to the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, and the most complete one is Zhang Zhonggen's Compilation and Correction of Foreign Objects in Linhai Water and Soil.
According to the biography of the Three Kingdoms, "In the second year of Huanglong, Wei Wengong and Zhuge Zhi were sent to the sea to seek Yizhou (Taiwan Province Province) and Yizhou, and thousands of people returned to Yizhou." This is the first official record of exchanges between the mainland and Taiwan Province Province, and it is also the first time that China has exercised state power in Taiwan Province Province.
However, Kuloko Shen recorded Taiwan Province's history, geography, social conditions, customs and products in detail in the Record of Foreign Bodies in Linhai: "Yizhou (Taiwan Province Province) is in the southeast of Linhai, two thousand miles away from the county seat. Without snow and frost on the land, the vegetation will not die. There are mountains all around, and many mountains live here. Barbarians are kings, and people are divided into foreign lands. Everyone has ears, but women don't. "
Therefore, "Coastal Soil and Water Records" is recognized as one of the earliest records of Taiwan Province Province in the world, which proves that Taiwan Province Province is a profit in the history of our country, and also proves that China began to manage Taiwan Province Province during the Three Kingdoms period, and it is a local chronicle with high academic and historical value.