The custom of Pingdu

Pingdu city is located in the middle of Shandong Peninsula, Shandong Province, on the east bank of Jiaolai River. It is the satellite city of Qingdao, a sub-provincial city, and the largest county-level administrative region in Shandong Province. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to Lai State, and in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty it belonged to Qi State. Pingdu County, located in the north of this city, was abandoned in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Today, the south of the city belongs to Jimo County, where the imperial clan Jiaodong Wang lived. The county seat is located in the southeast of pingdu city. Before the Southern and Northern Dynasties, it was the largest city in Shandong Peninsula. To the Northern Qi Dynasty, Changguang County was analyzed, and Sui was renamed Jiaoshui County. Mingjiao County is included in Pingdu Prefecture. 19 13 abandon the state and change it to the county. Pingnan, Pingxi and Pingdong counties were separated from 194 1 to 1944, but merged back to Pingdu from 1953 respectively. 1989 Pingdu withdrew from the county to set up a city, which is now under the jurisdiction of Qingdao. Pingdu terrain is mainly plain, and there are many low mountains and hills in the northeast. The annual average temperature in the city is 1 1℃, and the precipitation is 677mm. Pingdu is the satellite city of Qingdao, and its Shandong Peninsula is one of the regions with the most developed economy and the mildest climate in China. Therefore, Pingdu's industry and agriculture are very developed, and it has been listed in the top 100 counties with comprehensive strength for many times. Mineral resources mainly include gold, graphite, talc and marble. Among them, the production scale of talc ranks first in China, and the output of gold and graphite also ranks in the forefront of Shandong Province. Agriculture mainly grows wheat, peanuts, corn and cotton, which is an important oil, grain and peanut producing area in China. Industry includes electronics, food, mining, chemicals, textiles and many other categories. Well-known local enterprises in Qingdao, such as Tsingtao Brewery Company, Haier Company, Hisense Company and many Korean multinational companies, have invested heavily in Pingdu. There are cliff stone carvings written by Zheng Daozhao and Zheng Zushu in the Northern Wei Dynasty on Tianzhu Mountain at the junction of the north of the city and Laizhou City, which are of high value. Zheng Wengong Monument in Xingyang is a perfect combination of Weibei and regular script. The nearby Daze Mountain is also a famous scenic spot, with beautiful scenery and rich "Daze Mountain Grapes", which is famous far and near.