04-董晓雨我的家乡江西 background story/culture/travel Jiangxi Province was named after the Tang Dynasty setting up the Jiangnan West Pro province, and got its nickname because of the Gong River inside the province. From ancient times, it was called 'the Dry North' 'Wu Head Chu Tail', 'The Formative Zone' 'The Beautiful Area'. It is also known as a place with excellent literature and morality 'a country of White Deer Fish Rice' Jiangxi Province has partial economic zones on the western coast of the Taiwan Strait, having China's first large freshwater lake - Poyang Lake, and being one of Asia's largest copper industrial bases. Izu Mountain is the birthplace of Chinese Revolution, Nanchang is the birthplace of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and Rechin is the location where the Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic was established. Jiangxi Province is a land rich in human culture, with excellent literature and morality giving rise to red culture, mountain water culture, porcelain culture, book university culture, drama culture, agricultural culture, commerce culture, traditional Chinese medicine culture, and Licheng culture, Wuyang culture, Yuxiang culture.