Toscana

Toscana ( Yi-thai-li-ngi : Toscana , fat-yim: [tos?kaːna] ), he Yi-thai-li yit-ke Thai-khi, Lazio vi-yi khi nam, Umbria vi-yi khi tung, Emilia-Romagna lau Liguria chhai khi pet, si phin Tyrrhenian-hoi . Ki kin-song pun phin-ka vi Yi-thai-li ke chui mi li ke phu-fun. Khi Su-fu vi Firenze .

Toscana yi khi mi li ke fung-kin fo fung-fu ke ngi-su?t vi-san yi chho?k chh??n. Yi yu 6 chhu pun lie?t-vi s?-kie vi-san: Firenze Li?t-s?? chung-sim (1982-ngien), Pisa chu-kau chho-thong kong-chhong (1987-ngien), San Gimignano Li?t-s?? chung-sim (1990-ngien), Siena Li?t-s?? chung-sim (1995-ngien), Pienza Li?t-s?? chung-sim (1996-ngien) fo Val d'Orcia (2004-ngien).

Toscana s??t ch?t song he Yi-thai-li vun-ngi fu?k-hin ke Fat-ngien-thi, ki ke ngi-su?t vi-san pau-koat kien-chuk-ho?k , fui-va?k khi?p tiau sok , pun hi-to ke Pok-vu?t-kon su chhong, yi chui ti-miang ke Pok-vu?t-kon he vi-yi Firenze ke Uffizi , yi ho-to seu sang-s? yi?t yu lia-teu Pok-vu?t-kon. Toscana he Leonardo da Vinci , Michelangelo khi?p Dante Alighieri ke chhut-sang thi. Toscana ya yi yong chiu chho?k-miang, kin-nui pin yu 120 su po-fu thi-khi ( chh?-yen po-fu khi ).

Toscana chui chho?k-miang ke li-yu ngie?t tiam pau-koat Firenze , Siena , Pisa , Lucca , Livorno , Massa , Crete Senesi thi-khi khi?p Elba .