Chapter 387: Outdoor Live Broadcast
Moreover, Lu Xiaodonkey, who was on the road, had already demolished the highland with the military line, without any suspense, and was crushed 2:0.
"Don't play, don't play, it's time to sleep."
“...”
After the game, the cuckoo's face was almost black.
"At this level, I still have to play in the minor league, wash and sleep."
“...”
Of course, it is impossible to wash and sleep, and after seeing the gap between themselves and the pros, several team members said that it was fake that they were not unhappy, but it also stimulated their self-esteem even more.
Several people were no longer arrogant all day long, like twenty-five or eighty-thousand, and began to humbly learn from other teams.
It is said that he also won the championship of the National College League, of course, this is a later story.
On Lu Xiaodonkey's side, there are still three days before the start of the game.
Ji Fei'er is explaining the information of the opponent to Lu Xiaodonkey every day, which hero is good at.
Even Lu Xiaodonkey, who has always been dishonest, listened carefully.
After all, when they came out, they represented the country, and so many netizens and fans cheered them on the Internet before the expedition.
If the boat capsizes in the gutter, then the fun will be great, don't be the same as purchasing agents.
It's okay to see the nightclub in Bangziguo once, and Lu Xiaodonkey is not so interested.
In addition to training these days, in his spare time, Lu Xiaodonkey will also take a few people out to broadcast live outdoors.
"Lao Tie, today I'll take you to see what the stick country is like, the anchor is now in Seoul, next, Hanako will introduce the city, please!"
On the street, Lu Xiaodonkey jumped excitedly, holding a mobile phone in his hand.
This costume is not uncommon now, and there are many anchors in the country itself.
Seeing that the anchor is so handsome, there are many young ladies who come up to the same frame and appear on the camera.
Hanako rolled her eyes, no good thing was his turn.
No way, the mobile phone Baidu clicked, and then a tour guide according to the book.
Seoul: , the full name of Seoul Special City, formerly known as Seoul. The capital of the Republic of Korea, the tenth largest city in the world, the largest city on the Korean Peninsula, and one of the major financial cities in Asia; It is also the political, economic, technological, educational, and cultural center of South Korea.
Seoul is located in the Han River basin in the northwest of South Korea, in the middle of the Korean Peninsula.
It was originally the residence of the small kingdom of Zhenfan Dongyi of the Zhou Dynasty, and in 1394, the Korean king Yi Sung-gye moved the capital to Hanyang and changed it to Seoul.
In 1948, it was renamed "서울" in Korean (meaning capital), and it became the only city on the Korean Peninsula that did not have a Chinese name.
In January 2005, the South Korean government announced that the Chinese translation name of "서울" was officially changed to "Seoul".
With 25 districts and an area of about 605.25 square kilometers, Seoul is one of the most densely populated cities in the world.
Although Seoul occupies only 0.6% of South Korea's area, its GDP accounts for 21% of the country's GDP.
Seoul is one of the world's top 10 financial centers, an important manager center in the world, and ranks fifth in the world in the consumer price index.
It is also a highly digitized city, ranking first in the world in terms of internet speed and digital opportunity index.
Seoul is also a young city with a vibrant crowd, a bustling and noisy city, stunning natural landscapes, and a long history and culture.
Seoul is a veritable university city with 34 colleges and universities, including Seoul National University, Hanyang University, and Sungkyunkwan University.
Seoul has places of interest such as Gwanaksan Mountain, Triangle Mountain, Inwang Mountain, Gyeongbokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, and Changdeokgung Palace.
Under the thick shade of the city, ancient palaces and temples are complemented by modern buildings** that reach into the sky, showing the history and style of Seoul that are both ancient and modern.
In 1392, Joseon Taizu Yi Sung-gye established the Joseon Dynasty in Gyeongkai, and in 1394 moved the capital to Hanyang, which is today's Seoul.
Since then, Hanyang has been the capital of North Korea.
During the Japanese occupation, Hanyang was downgraded to Seoul until it was annexed to Kaesong.
After the restoration of the country in 1945, it was renamed 서울 (English translation Seoul) from the capital to 서울 (English translation Seoul)."
After the outbreak of the Korean War, the former Seoul (present-day Seoul) changed hands four times between the Korean People's Army, the Chinese People's Volunteers, and the United Nations Army. After the liberation of Korea, the independent government began to use the Korean word "서울" (meaning "capital") in 1948.
In 1949, it was promoted to a special city. Seoul also continued to expand into the surrounding areas that formerly belonged to Gyeonggi Province until 1973. Seoul hosted the Olympic Games in 1988 and co-hosted the 2002 World Cup with Tokyo, Japan, and hosted the opening ceremony of the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
On January 19, 2005, then-Mayor Lee Myung-bak officially announced that the Chinese translation of "서울" would be changed to Seoul and informed the Chinese government.
Zhou and Yan periods.
Since 1122 B.C., King Wu of Zhou defeated Shang, Sushen, Yan, and Bo are the northern territories of the Zhou Dynasty.
When he arrived at the king of Yan Zhao, Qin Kai captured Zhenfan and North Korea for him, took more than 2,000 li of land, and took Manfan Khan as the boundary, let them belong to the Yan State, and set up officials for them to build a defensive castle in the border fortress.
In 222 BC, Qin destroyed Yan, and Korea became a border country outside of Liaodong County.
Defend Manchu Korea
At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Wei Man, a native of Yan (a descendant of the Wei Guo clan), led more than 1,000 people into Korea and became a doctor of Jizi Joseon.
In 194 B.C., Wei Man established power in the vicinity of Pyongyang, overthrew the Jizi Joseon, known as the "Wei Joseon" in history, and built the capital Wang Weicheng.
Its territory also includes the land of Goguryeo, Zhenfan, Lintun, Wofu and Fuyu, with a radius of thousands of miles.
Han four counties
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent troops to attack Weiman Korea from the second year of Yuanfeng (109 BC) to the third year of Yuanfeng (108 BC), and set up four counties in the central and northern parts of the Korean Peninsula, namely Lelang County, Xuansu County, Zhenfan County, and Lintun County.
In 107 BC, Wei Joseon fell. Among them, Xuansu County was established in 107 BC, and the other three counties were established in 108 BC.
In 82 B.C., the eastern part of Zhenfan County, Lintun County and Xuansu County was merged into Lelang County, and the eastern and southern governors were set up respectively, and the seat of Xuansu County was moved west to Goguryi County.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Gongsun Kang, who divided Liaodong, divided the wasteland south of Tunyou County as a belt county, and was inherited by Cao Wei and the Western Jin Dynasty.
In 313, Goguryeo, which arose in present-day Northeast China, invaded Lelang County, and Zhang Tong, who had two counties of Lelang and Obifang, was unable to fight against Goguryeo and Baekje alone for a long time, and led more than 1,000 families to move to Murong Diao in western Liaoning.
Obibang-gun was isolated as an enclave of the Central Plains Dynasty, and in the 4th century, along with the hometown of Lelang-gun, it became a place where Goguryeo and Baekje competed for hegemony.
Goguryeo period
Goguryeo, east to Silla, west across Liao, east to west 2,000 li; It is connected to Baekje in the south, and is adjacent to the indigo in the north, and is more than 1,000 miles from north to south. The people were indigenous, living along the valley and wearing cloth and skins.
The land is poor, and the silkworm farming land is not enough to supply themselves, so their people are frugal in food.
The king liked to build palaces, and built a capital in Pyongyang, also called Chang'an City, which is six miles from east to west, bends along the valley, and is bordered by the river in the south.
Only warehouses were piled up in the city to store weapons and equipment, and when the thieves came, they entered the city and held on.
The king also built a dwelling next to the city, where he did not live often.
In addition, there are domestic cities and Seoul, both of which are other capitals.
At that time, it was called Sanjing in China. There are also dozens of cities such as Liaodong and Xuansu, all of which have officials to govern.
They often invaded and plundered each other with the Silla Kingdom, and wars continued.
Goryeo period
During the Goryeo period, Hanyang was located in the heart of the Korean Peninsula and was close to the Han River, so in the 11th century, Hanyang was named one of the "Little Three Gyols" in addition to Wanggyeong.
The 23rd year of Goryeo Wenjong's Innovation Palace was held in Nanjing.
In the first year of Sujong of Goryeo, the minister Kim Si-yan asked to move the capital to Nanjing. Su Zong placed Nanjing in six years, and built Nanjing Palace in nine years.
In the ninth year of King Zhonglie, the king and the princess (the ancestor of the Yuan dynasty) hunted in Nanjing, and since then they have repeatedly patrolled.
In August of the 8th year of King Goryeo (1382), Goryeo moved its capital to Hanyang, and in February of the 9th year, the capital was also opened.
In the second year of King Gongrang (1390), he supervised the repair of the Hanyang Palace with Pei Kelian, moved the capital to Hanyang in July, and ordered An Zongyuan and Yin Hu to stay in Songjing.
In February of the third year, Gong asked Wang to move the capital to Hanyang, and then still opened the capital.
Li Dynasty period
After the establishment of the Joseon Dynasty, Yi Sung-gye felt that the royal spirit of Wangjing (present-day Kaesong, Joseon) of Goryeo was already very weak, so Kwon Chung-hwa, Chung Do-chuan and others chose a suitable location and began to build a new capital in Hanyang, north of the Han River, in 1392.