How to pronounce Tushantang?

The "Tang" in Tushantang is pronounced as "zhèn", which is the jade ornament of the ancient crown and also has the pronunciation of "Tian".

Tushantang is an ancient and mysterious name with a long history and cultural background in the history of China. This name first appeared in Shan Hai Jing. It is said that Tu Shan is an ancient goddess. After she married Dayu, she gave birth to the founder of Xia Dynasty. In some ancient myths and legends, Tushantang is also described as a woman with magical power and beauty.

In addition to the background of myths and legends, Tushan Hall is also related to some historical events and figures. It is said that during the period of Zhou Youwang, Tushantang became one of the political centers of the Zhou Dynasty, located in the present urban area of Xi. In the Ming Dynasty, Tushan Hall was regarded as a treasure trove of geomantic omen, and many officials and celebrities built gardens and houses here.

In addition to historical and cultural background, Tushan Hall also has certain symbolic significance in modern society.

In some cultural works, Tushantang is portrayed as a brave, intelligent and kind-hearted female image, representing women's independence and expressing people's yearning and pursuit for a better life. In some tourist attractions, Tushantang has also become a symbol of attracting tourists, and has been endowed with more cultural connotations and significance.

In a word, Tushantang is a name with rich historical and cultural background, which represents ancient and mysterious strength and beauty, and is also closely related to some values and symbolic significance of modern society. It is not only an important symbol in China culture, but also a way for people to express their yearning and pursuit for a better life.