Chang 'an, located in the middle of Guanzhong Plain, is known as the "Golden City with a Thousand Miles" and "Land of Abundance" and is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.
Following the Lantian ape-man and Banpo clan, during the period from1/century BC to1century AD, 13 dynasties established their capital here, and they were called the four ancient capitals of the world together with Rome, Cairo and Athens. It is the capital with the most dynasties, the longest time and the greatest influence in the history of China, and the birthplace of Chinese civilization.
The Silk Road started in Chang 'an and ended in ancient Rome in the west. It is a world-famous historical city, as well as Rome, Athens and Cairo. It is also the oldest of the six ancient capitals in China, and Chang 'an culture represents the backbone of China culture.
Chang' an capital relics
Zhou Zhifeng is high, located on the bank of Fenghe River in the western suburbs of Shaanxi Province, with the maple scenery built in the west and the magnificent scenery built in the east. The site covers Keshengzhuang, Mawang Village, Zhangjiapo, Wangxin Village, fengcun, Luoshui Village, Pudu Village and Kunming Pool in Doumen Town, with a total area of about 70 square kilometers and a building base of 1 1,000 square meters.
Xianyang City, Qin, located in Yaodian Township and Zhengyang Township, Weicheng District, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, was the capital of Qin during the Warring States Period. The city site is 6 kilometers long from east to west, and the south is destroyed by the relocation of Weihe River North. There are more than ten large palace bases in Xianyang in the north. There are handicraft workshop sites, residential areas and burial areas near the palace area. 1974- 1975 The No.1 Palace excavated is a high-rise building. The palace is connected by cloisters and ramps. The structure is complex, the layout is clear, the walls are painted with ink, and a large number of building components are unearthed.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chang 'an