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Land Name Direct Meaning

September 28, 2015 TAKA 0 Comments

Land names in China Taiwan, Japan, N.Korea, S.Korea and Vietnam.

At fast,

China 中 国 …. Central Country.

Beijing 北 京…..  North  Metropolis

Nanjing  南 京…..South  Metropolis

Shanghai 上 海….. Upper Sea

Guangzhou 広 州…..Broad State

Cheng Du 成 都…..Becoming Metropolis

Hong Kong 香 港…..Scent Harbor


looks good scent

In Chinese history,  capital city places are various.

Now, Beijing is.  but Nanjing and Chengdu also have Metropolis letters that’s why.

Next, Taiwan 台 湾.…Stand Bay,

Tai pei 台 北….. Stand North

Tai nan 台 南…..Stand South

Simple naming good to remember.

Beijing’s Bei and Taipei’s Pei are just different to pronounce.

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And, Japan (Nihon) 日 本…..Day  Origin(or Book).

Tokyo 東 京….East Metropolis

Kyoto 京 都…..Metropolis Metropolis

Osaka 大 阪…..Big Slope

Nagoya 名 古 屋….. Name Old Room

Kobe 神 戸….. God Door

The city of God’s door

Yokohama 横 浜….. Lateral Bay

You noticed it Probably.

京 is coming again and again.

Tokyo is eastern location from Kyoto, that is why it called so.

And more, Tokyo’s full name is 東京都. it’s pronounced “Tokyoto”. oops.

Kobe is cool name like heaven’s door. I think Bob Dylan made the name.

Cobe Bryant the famous basket ball player name is named after Kobe.(His parents lived here.)

Korean Peninsula had been used Chinese letter.

North Korea’s capital city

Pyong Yang 平壌….. Flat Land

And South Korea’s big city

Busan 釜山….. Pot Mountain.

S.Korean capital Seoul is named by modern people in Korea after Chinese and Japanese names.

So, just Seoul, no Chinese letters.

People barely know Vietnamese had been used Chinese letters.

Vietnam 越 南….. Super South

Ha noi 河 内…..River Inside

Ton Kin Bay  東 京 湾….East Metropolis Bay(the gulf of Tonkin incident, the Vietnam war’s)

Ho Chi Minh 胡 志 明…..Beard Creed Bright

Japanese Tokyo bay is same lettering 東京湾 middle one. Just different from pronunciation.

Thank you for reading.

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