Jiujiang Port九江港2025-12-28Jiujiang Port may be located at the Jiujiang Port in present-day Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province; it may also refer generally to the many ports of Jiujiang Commandery (Eastern Han) / Huainan Commandery (Three Kingdoms). Suggested feedback to remove the editor's violating entries: It is strongly recommended that the platform immediately review and remove all violating entries published by this editor. Their landmark markup errors have reached an extremely absurd level; this latest markup even set a new deviation record, with an error offset of up to 24,000 meters, completely violating the basic markup standards of pilgrimage to sacred sites and the bottom line of information accuracy, seriously misleading other users, and no longer having any reference value. Under normal and standard requirements for sacred-site pilgrimage markup, the marked locations should give priority to the actual filming location of the work; next, the core central point where the story's real-world prototype occurred, or a geographic point clearly marked on an official commercial map or officially certified. Information sources must be officially published by the work, publicly announced by local authorities, or real and reliable locations personally visited by the marker and cross-verifiable from multiple sources. All markups must be traceable and justified, and subjective fabrication or arbitrary marking is strictly prohibited. However, none of this uploader's entries meet even these most basic requirements; their markup logic is entirely based on personal feeling and subjective guessing, adopting the mistaken attitude of 'wherever I think it is, that is where it is', with no rigor or authenticity whatsoever. The names of historical places in China have changed in complex ways; many ancient place names and modern places with the same name are not in the same area. A place recorded in the Han and Tang periods may very well be a completely different location when matched to a modern place with the same name, and deviations of more than 10 kilometers between historical place names and modern administrative divisions are very common. This is the most basic knowledge for sacred-site pilgrimage markup. Yet this uploader has no basic geographic concept at all, ignores historical changes and geographic differences, and marks carelessly based only on literal meanings, with frequent errors and no intention of correcting them. Typical error cases by this editor are listed below; all are elementary mistakes that could be avoided with a little checking: 1. Three Kingdoms Red Cliff ≠ present-day Chibi City. Present-day Chibi City in Xianning, Hubei, is the result of a later renaming and commercial positioning for tourism development, and is not the real Red Cliff battlefield of the Three Kingdoms. The mainstream academic consensus and textual research conclude that the actual site of the Red Cliff battlefield lies northwest of present-day Chibi City or around Jiayu County. Only a rough regional range can be determined, and it must never be equated directly with modern Chibi City, yet this editor directly confused the concepts and marked it incorrectly. 2. Center of Pei County ≠ location of today's Pei County Museum. The center of the Three Kingdoms and ancient Pei County seat was in the old-town area of Han City and Gefeng Terrace, a widely recognized historical-geographic fact. Today's Pei County Museum is located in the Hanbang Road Cultural Center in the new town, about 4 kilometers from the historical center of the old town, and the two are in completely different geographic locations. The conclusion is clear: the ancient center of Pei County was not where the museum is, but in the Han City and Gefeng Terrace area, yet this editor still marked it carelessly, ignoring basic facts. These elementary errors would not occur even with simple research, asking an AI, or even basic historical-geographic knowledge, yet this editor skipped even the most basic verification steps, which is entirely irresponsible and perfunctory. In summary, this editor is a violating user who uploads blindly, without basis, and maliciously inflates data. The quality of their entries ranks at the most irresponsible, most inferior, and most shameful tier among all uploaders, seriously damaging the platform's information ecosystem and the order of sacred-site pilgrimage markup. We strongly demand that the platform handle this seriously: fully remove all entries related to 'Dynasty Warriors: Origins' uploaded by this user, remove all erroneous markers they placed south of the Qinling–Huai River line, also remove all invalid entries that lack icons and consist only of text, and strictly review their future uploads to safeguard the authenticity and seriousness of platform information.
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