Throughout the ages, things have been ruined, and Luoyang City has become expensive overnight.
Fudu, also known as Fudu in China, refers to the birthplace of Central Plains culture—Luoyang, the ancient capital of the Thirteen Dynasties. This title comes from the proposal made by the famous writer of Ci and Fu, Mr. Zhou Xiaoming, at the Luoyang Ci and Fu Summit (i.e., the "2007 China-Luoyang Ci and Fu Creation Seminar") from April 8 to 11, 2007: "Luoyang Ci and Fu has a long history. From the Han Dynasty to the Tang and Song Dynasties, it has always been the center of Central Plains culture, especially Heluo culture and Hetu Luoshu, which made Ci Fu the quintessence of Chinese culture and should therefore be declared a world intangible cultural heritage. "We should first establish the capital of Chinese poetry and Fu, and Luoyang should be the capital of Chinese poetry."
Luoyang is one of the four ancient capitals in China. It is the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties and has a history of more than 1,500 years. It is the earliest city with the most dynasties and the longest history in Chinese history. Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Neo-Confucianism may have originated here, or were first transmitted here, or may have spread here. The Heluo culture represented by "Hetu Luoshu" is the ancestral cultural source of the descendants of Yan and Huang at home and abroad. The national flower peony is world-famous because of Luoyang, which is known as the "Thousand-year Imperial Capital and Peony City".
The China Ancient Capitals Association confirmed that China’s eight ancient capitals are Luoyang, Xi’an, Beijing, Nanjing, Kaifeng, Hangzhou, Anyang, and Zhengzhou. The ancient capital of Luoyang has a history of more than 1,500 years, and the ancient capital of Xi'an has a history of more than 1,300 years, followed by Beijing and Nanjing, followed by Kaifeng, Hangzhou, Anyang, etc. Obviously, Luoyang ranks first among the eight ancient capitals. Luoyang is located between the Heluo Plain. Heluo culture is one of the main birthplaces of Chinese civilization and the mainstream culture of the Chinese nation. In the long history of Heluo culture, Cifu culture has always occupied a very important position. Luoyang and Fu have a deep connection. Luoyang has always had a deep friendship with Ci Fu. It has a long history and a long history. Throughout the ages, celebrities, talented people, and great scholars have all indulged their minds and talents here. Luoyang has been home to numerous Fu masters since ancient times, and their works are dazzling, dazzling, radiant, and popular throughout the ages. Their high quality and quantity are unparalleled, and they are the best in China. The imperial capital's landscapes, palaces, pavilions, cultural sites, entertainment events, customs and etiquette, allusions and legends are all reflected in the poems and songs. Sincerity can be described as the heart of the Fu family: encompassing the entire universe and encompassing all things. With clear images of taste, one can gain the aura of the virtuous ladies of heaven and earth; forgetting both things and myself, one can realize that the source of the Tao is both high and far-reaching. The large number of Fu Luo poems is not only of great significance in the evolution and development of the Fu style, but also left precious historical documents for the thousand-year-old imperial capital. For example: Ban Gu wrote "Ode to Dongdu" and "Ode to Xidu", which are well-known in the literary world and have been recited throughout the ages; Zhang Heng wrote "Ode to Tokyo" and "Ode to Xijing", which shocked the government and the public and became famous in China; Zuo Si wrote "Ode to Sandu", which is "Ode to Three Capitals". "Wei Du Fu", "Shu Du Fu", "Wu Du Fu", and Luoyang paper is expensive and copied all over the world. Cao Zhi chanted "Luo Shen Fu" and suppressed the Fu altar, benefiting the people for thousands of years. The great calligrapher Wang Xianzhi and the great painter Gu Kaizhi of the Jin Dynasty both used Chu (chǔ) ink to describe the spirit and style of "Luo Shen Fu", adding rare masterpieces to the calligraphy and painting circles. There are also works created with peonies as themes, which are easily picked up. For example, there are Ouyang Xiu's "Luoyang Peony Chronicles" and Zhou Shihou's "Luoyang Peony Chronicles", etc. Although they are called "notes", they are actually poems. Since ancient times, throughout the dynasties and dynasties, the eulogies of Si Yi and his family members have left behind good authors, and it is difficult to describe how brilliant they are. Therefore, Luoyang is not only the center of the world, but also the cradle and birthplace of Ci Fu culture, the center of research and discussion of Ci Fu, and the base for the creation of Fu style culture.
Ci Fu is a classic of Chinese traditional culture and a unique literary genre in China. Among more than 20 literary genres in Chinese literature, it is known as the highest literary genre in springtime and snow-covered mountains. Over the past twenty years, the revival of Chinese poetry has gone through a transformation from research to creation, from decentralization to organization. In order to better inherit the literature of Ci and Fu, tap the potential of Ci and Fu, and make Ci and Fu better serve the economy, the people, and the promotion of excellent socialist civilization. Today, five cities in China, including Beijing, Xi'an, Luoyang, Nanchang, Chengdu, and Yueyang, have put forward initiatives to build Fudu cultural brands.
China Fudu, also known as Fudu of China, or Fudu for short.