Ant Manor June 22: If you want to explore the relics of the "Chu River-Han Boundary" when traveling, where should you go?

Exploring the Chu River and Han Boundary If you are eager to explore the historic "Chu River and Han Boundary" during your travels, where should you go? This question can be challenging for people with limited geographical knowledge. PHP editor Xinyi will provide you with detailed answers below to help you embark on a journey of exploration of the ruins of the Chu River and Han Dynasty. Read on to learn more about the historical and geographical context behind the answers.

Answer to the 6.22 question in Ant Manor Small Classroom:

Question: If you want to explore the ruins of the "Chuhe-Hanjie" when traveling, where should you go?

Answer: Henan Province

Answer analysis

1. The Chu-He-Han boundary is related to the historical Chu-Han conflict, with the chasm as the boundary, dividing the world in the middle, the west is Han, and the east is Han Chu;

2. The dividing line between the Chu River and the Han boundary is the "gap" in the ancient Xingyang-Chenggao area. Xingyang is in today's Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, and there are still some ruins left.

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