Xintai

Xintai is a district level city in the focal piece of Shandong region, People's Republic of China. It is the easternmost district level division of the prefecture-level city of Tai'an and is situated around 50 kilometers toward the southeast of downtown Tai'an. Xintai has a long history going back to the causes of the Chinese civilisation. In 1966, researchers inferred that a homo teeth fossil found in Xintai's Wuzhutai town had a place with a female adolescent and that homo erectus were at that point living in the territory five million years prior. Also, numerous crude social destinations having a place with old societies were found on the two sides of the Chaiwen River after archeological unearthings, for example, the Dawenkou, Longshan and Yueshi societies.

This demonstrates the antiquated Chinese had just made a prelude to the Oriental human civilisation in Xintai somewhere in the range of four or five thousand years ago. In the Shang and Zhou lines, Xintai filled in as the capital of the Qi state. In 219 BC, Qin Shi Huang held a service at Mount Liangfu. Sovereign Wu and Emperor Guangwu of the Han tradition likewise held comparable services in Xintai. In addition, there were various celebrated Chinese individuals from Xintai, for example, harmony lobbyist Liu Xiahui and performer Shi Kuang. Xintai's lovely landscape is additionally a wellspring of fascination for some big names and writers.