Kyushu, an ancient and mysterious name, carries a long history and civilization on the land of China. According to legend, when Dayu ruled the water, the world was divided into nine regions, which is the legendary "Kyushu".
"Yu Gong" is an ancient document that records the division of Kyushu in detail and leaves valuable historical materials for future generations.
Jizhou, the head of Kyushu, has a vast territory and is the place where the Son of Heaven lives for a long time.
Yanzhou is a battleground for soldiers, known as the "throat of Qilu".
The Qingzhou area has been the center of politics, economy and culture since ancient times, and has been the seat of administrative institutions such as prefectures, prefectures and counties for more than 1,600 years.
Yangzhou is bordered by the sea and is the most extensive coastal area in Kyushu.
Jingzhou is located at a key point and its military position is very important.
Yuzhou is located in Kyushu, also known as "Zhongzhou", since ancient times there is a "extending in all directions" said.
Jiuding, a symbol of supreme power and majesty, is the country's most important weapon. According to legend, Dayu cast Jiuding and became the heirloom of the Xia Dynasty.
In the Zhou Dynasty, Jiuding was moved to Luoyi and enshrined in the Taimiao, becoming a symbol of the Zhou Dynasty. King Chuzhuang once asked Zhou Dafu Wang Sunman about the importance of Jiuding, in order to show his ambition to win the Central Plains and dominate the world.
King Qin Zhaoxiang moved Jiuding to its capital Xianyang, but it also became the last record of Jiuding, and since then the country's heavy weapon has gradually faded out of the stage of history.
The division of Kyushu has changed over the course of its history with the change of dynasties, and has been gradually replaced by new administrative divisions. However, as the first nationwide division of political regions in Chinese history, Kyushu had a profound impact on later generations. It has witnessed the history of Chinese civilization in this ancient land, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Kyushu carries the memory of the Chinese nation, and Jiuding embodies the vicissitudes of thousands of years. The spirit of Kyushu has always inspired generations of Chinese sons and daughters to forge ahead, and Jiuding culture has also become an important part of Chinese civilization.
Today, looking back on this period of history, we have strengthened our determination to inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture, and we have also more profoundly realized the great significance of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
The mountains and rivers of Kyushu are infinite, Jiuding is forever bright, may the soul of Kyushu always stay in the land of China, and may the light of Jiuding always shine on the sons and daughters of China.