Qinghua tourism

Why is there always a power outage in Vietnam?

Natural disasters: Vietnam often suffers from natural disasters, such as earthquakes, windstorms, floods, etc., which may lead to power outages.

2. Political events: Political events, such as protests,++,strikes, etc., may also lead to power outages.

3. Power facilities failure: Power facilities failure, such as transformer failure, transmission line failure, etc., may lead to power failure.

4. Wars and conflicts: Vietnam has experienced many wars and conflicts, which may lead to power outages.

5. Economic factors: Electricity is one of the important economic pillars of Vietnam, and power failure may have an impact on Vietnam's economy.

It should be noted that as Vietnam is a small country, power outages may occur frequently, so the local government and power companies need to cooperate closely to ensure the stable supply of electricity.

First of all, Vietnam's electricity supply is insufficient. Due to the rapid economic development, Vietnam's electricity demand is also increasing, but the power supply has not kept up.

Secondly, Vietnam's power infrastructure is aging, the power grid is old and the transmission loss is large, which leads to unstable power supply.

Finally, the weather factor is also one of the reasons for the power outage in Vietnam. High temperature and dry weather in summer will reduce the power generation of hydropower stations, which will further affect the power supply.

The main reason is still the power failure caused by high temperature.

At the beginning of May this year, Hoa Hoa province in Vietnam recorded a temperature of 44.1 degrees Celsius, which is also the historical extreme of Vietnam.

Southern Power Group said that considering the pressure of electricity consumption caused by the continuous high temperature in early June, further power shortage is inevitable. In addition, according to the official news website of the Beijiang provincial government, the factory has been asked to postpone some production until after 10 pm, and will further save electricity by turning off or lowering the brightness of 50% street lamps.

How many kilometers is Guangxi from Vietnam?

I can't help laughing at this question. As we all know, the self-defense counterattack began in Guangxi and Yunnan in 1979, so the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region borders Vietnam, and the distance is zero. Among them, Chongzuo City, Baise City, Pingxiang City, dongxing city City, etc. are directly bordered by Vietnam, and they have frequent border trade with Vietnam. The huge benefits also promote smuggling and take risks, and the situation of++is also grim. Now the epidemic situation in Vietnam is serious, and the situation of doing business in Vietnam or Vietnamese smuggling is also very serious.

Guangxi is only 0km away from Vietnam, because what is the border between Guangxi and Vietnam? Nanning, Guangxi, from Ho Chi Minh City, Hunan Province. It takes 450km. Nanning in Guangxi to the capital of Vietnam. It costs 1500km. The above trip is a normal trip, that is, the distance.

The distance between Guangxi and Vietnam. The border of Guangxi is connected with the border of Vietnam. The boundary between the two places is more than 500km.

(1) Guangxi is a bridge away from Vietnam! It should be more appropriate to calculate in meters.

(2) There are many counties, townships, towns and villages in Pingxiang City and Chongzuo City of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which are all adjacent to Vietnam. Some of them are just separated by a river, with the middle of the bridge as the dividing line, and Vietnam on the left and Guangxi on the right.

(3) So I think it should be measured in meters.

Ma Yuan conquests toe-crossing route?

Ma Yuan's southern expedition was an important military action in the Eastern Han Dynasty. However, the historical records are vague about its starting place and marching route. According to all kinds of historical materials, Ma Yuan's southern expedition was after the counter-insurgency in Wancheng. His marching route was to start directly from Wancheng, go up the river, and then follow Hunan water to Guangxin County, Cangwu County. Then it flows down the north river and down the south river.

In the seventeenth year of Ma, Emperor Guangwu took Ma Yuan as the commander in chief, Fu Le Hou Liulong as the deputy commander, and led the general of the ship, Duan Zhi, to cross the toes. At the same time, Changsha, Hepu, Jiaotoe and other counties were ordered to prepare chariots, warships, roads, build bridges, open barrier valleys, and store grain and grass for horse reinforcements.

Ma Yuan unified more than 10,000 soldiers from Changsha, Guiyang, Lingling and Cangwu counties to the south. When he entered Hepu, Duan Zhi fell ill and died, and his men were led by Ma Yuan. Ma Yuan led the army to "advance along the sea, and spread the word more than a thousand miles with the mountains" (Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty). In the spring of 18th year, the Han army went to Longpo (now southeast of Yong 'an, Vietnam), where it met with the Zhengbian and Zhenger armies. The Second Army was greatly defeated, with thousands of beheadings and more than 10,000 casualties.

Ma Yuan led his troops to the Forbidden Creek, and the troops of the side army fled in rout. In the first month of the following year, Zheng Bian and Zheng Er were defeated. Ma Yuan led more than 2,000 large and small ships and more than 20,000 soldiers to the south, and pursued Duyang (one for Duyang) in Jiuzhen, and captured more than 5,000 people from reactive power (now in the province of Qinghua, Vietnam) to Jufeng (now in the northwest of Qinghua City). At this point, the toes are completely settled. In the March and battle, nearly half of the Eastern Han army died of plague. Ma Yuan built cities and canals in the local area, developed production, adjusted the contradiction between Han law and Yue law, "affirmed the old system" and strengthened the construction of local political power.

Ma Yuan crossed his toes, marched long distances, went hand in hand with land and water, overcame many difficulties under tropical climate conditions, concentrated his forces on full pursuit, won in one fell swoop in a short period of time, and consolidated the Eastern Han Dynasty in Lingnan area.

In the hinterland of Shennong Town, Gaoping City, Qinghua Temple attracts many tourists with its unique status and historical stories. Shangqinghua Temple, according to the New Records of Yangtou Mountain, originated in the Taihe period of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and was originally named Dingguo Temple. After that, it was renamed Hongfu in the Northern Qi Dynasty and abandoned at the end of Sui Dynasty, until it was rebuilt in the second year of Emperor Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty and renamed its current name. There is a monument in the temple, which was written and engraved by Niu Wujing, a township official in the Tang Dynasty. The inscription mentioned that the mountain was the former residence of Emperor Yan. Although the temple no longer exists today, the words "Shennong traveled in Yangtou Mountain and tasted the valley here" can still be seen on the stone monument in the ruins of Ming Zhengde in the second year.

Zhongqinghua Temple, also known as Liuming Temple, is located in the middle of the foot of Yangtou Mountain. It is said that it was built in the sixth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty and consists of upper and lower houses. Although the five main halls in the upper courtyard have collapsed, the brick walls and stone pillars still retain historical traces. The water in the lotus pond in the courtyard flows out through Shilongzui and is tested as high-quality mineral water. The four stone lions in front of the temple are exquisite stone carving art. Zhongqinghua Temple is about 200 meters away from Shangqinghua Temple, and its origin is superstitious. It is said that it was moved from Shangqinghua Temple to this place overnight, and the livestock in the surrounding villages dreamed of being borrowed that night. The next day, they were found sweating profusely, and their original position has become the present Zhongqinghua Temple.

Xiaqinghua Temple is located in the government of Shennong Town. It is another Buddhist temple in Shennong Town, which is closely related to the legend of Yandi Shennong. The epitaph found in Tuanchi ancient tomb in 1995 is engraved with the words "Tuanchi Village, Shennong Township, Gaoping County, Zezhou" and the second year of Ning Yuanfu (1099), which proves that this place has been the birthplace of Shennong legend since ancient times.

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Yangtoushan Yandi Cultural Tourism Zone is located in Shennong Town, Gaoping City, 35 kilometers north of Jincheng City. It is a relic of the activities of Yandi Shennong, the ancestor of China, and is widely distributed in the town, with more than 40 places. This is the birthplace of Chinese agricultural civilization, where the wonderful story of "Jingwei filling the sea" is sung. There is Yangtou Mountain where Emperor Yan lived, and there is a stone tablet of the Ming Dynasty "Yandi Mausoleum" which is unparalleled in China.