Heze, Shandong
People's Republic of China
Heze, Shandong connects to 383 places across 11 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, with history and nature as the two dominant threads. The area around modern Heze was the site of the Battle of Dingtao in 208 BC, and the city was later captured by Tang rebel Wang Xianzhi during his 9th-century uprising. The military strategist Wu Qi and rebel leader Huang Chao both hail from the region. Heze is also the largest center in China for peony cultivation.
Heze
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Shandong
Wu Qi
China Central Television
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Beijing | Xi'an, Shaanxi | Dongguan, Guangdong
Wang Xianzhi (rebel)
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Tai'an, Shandong | Weifang, Shandong | Shangqiu, Henan | Xinyang, Henan
peony
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Beijing | Briceni District | Van Wert, Ohio | Paonia, Colorado | Pengzhou, Sichuan
Huang Chao
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Mongolia | Shandong | Baoji, Shaanxi
Yao Chong
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Xi'an, Shaanxi | Luoyang, Henan | Yangzhou, Jiangsu | Baoding, Hebei
Xu Jingyu
Connects Heze, Shandong to: United States | France | Paris, France | China | Austria
Consort Dowager Wang
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Gao, Mali | Kaifeng, Henan | Taiyuan, Shanxi | Shijiazhuang, Hebei | Chengde, Hebei
Li Cunshen
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Kaifeng, Henan | Taiyuan, Shanxi | Handan, Hebei | Anyang, Henan | Datong, Shanxi
Classic of Poetry
Connects Heze, Shandong to: Japan | China | Korea | Hong Kong | Shanghai, East China
Empress Lü
Connects Heze, Shandong to: China | Gao, Mali | Yap | Luoyang, Henan | Xianyang, Shaanxi