Baotou History
The area now known as Baotou was inhabited since ancient times by nomads, most notably the Mongols.
Han Dynasty
Near the end of the Han Dynasty, Lü Bu, who would grow up to become China's mightest and least trustworthy warrior, was born here. Compared to the capital, Hohhot, Baotou's construction as a city came relatively late, being incorporated as a town in 1809. The city's site was chosen because it was in an arable region of the Yellow River's Great Bend.
The 30s in the 20th century
A railway from Beijing was constructed in 1931, and the city began spurring some industrial sites.A German-Chinese joint-venture in 1934 constructed the Baotou Airport and opened a weekly route connecting Baotou withNingxia and Lanzhou.
In new china
On September 19, 1949, Baotou fell under Communist control. The People's Government was formed in February 1950. In the early Communist years, Baotou served as an industrial centre, with a significant portion of its economy coming from its steel production, and it continues this reputation until this day.then baotou won the repuation as the steel city in china.
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