There were many nicknames in ancient China, which were usually caused by geography, history, culture or specific events. The following are some common nicknames of ancient China regions and cities:
Zhōnghuá: "China" is a respectful name for China, which indicates the unique culture and history of China.
Shé nzh ? u: "Shénzhōu" means magical land, which is another good name of China.
Huaxia (Huáxià): "Huaxia" is the national name of ancient China, and it is also used to represent China.
Diū d: "Diū d" is usually used to refer to the capital of China, such as Chang 'an and Beijing in ancient times.
Jiangshan (Jiāngshān): "Jiangshan" means a country or territory, which is often used in literary works.
Oriental Pearl (Dōngfāng Míngzhū): "Oriental Pearl" is usually used to address Shanghai, because Shanghai is located on the eastern coast of China.
lingnan (Lǐngnán): "lingnan" refers to the southern part of China, especially Guangdong province and its surrounding areas.
Jiangnan (Jiāngnán): "Jiangnan" refers to the southern part of China, which usually includes Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and other provinces.
the western regions (xΡ yΡ): "the western regions" are usually used to refer to the frontier areas in western China, including Xinjiang, Gansu and Qinghai.
Róngchéng: "Rongcheng" is a respectful name for Chengdu, and it is named because it is rich in pepper.
Luoyang: "Luoyang" is a famous historical and cultural city in ancient China, often called "Luoyi".
These nicknames reflect the unique characteristics and historical position of different regions in China. Place names and nicknames in ancient China are often mentioned in literary works, poems and historical records.