What is Tuscany? Why do we need to use Tuscany to name the implementation of the SCA specification?

I. Tuscany Overview

It has the most beautiful cities in Europe. It is the birthplace of fashion and elegance. Its scenery is charming and Its beauty is like the cloud. These provide a steady stream of inspiration for the greatest artists in the world.
This is the birthplace of Italy's most distinctive region and Renaissance-Tuscany ).

Tuscany is a province in northern Italy.

The name of Tuscany (Toscana in italian) evolved from Etruscan, which ruled the Tuscany region before the invasion of the Romans in 500 BC. It was once a famous ancient battlefield. In the spring of 2220, the commander-in-chief of cartaiji, hanniba, was here to completely annihilate the Rome army, and this battle is a classic in the history of world war. In the Tuscany Region in the Middle Ages, cities are independent. In constant battles, Florence has gradually become one of the most powerful cities.

Florence is the birthplace and important city of the Renaissance. Every corner of the city features an ancient cultural and artistic atmosphere. Exquisite marble carvings and buildings are everywhere, and some are relics left behind by the Renaissance, from this, we can see the flourishing of Florence in the Renaissance. Duomo Santa Maria del Fiore is the most prestigious church in the city ). The walls of the church are all made of white, dark green, and pink marble. The color is simple and elegant. There are many white marble sculptures on the front walls, which are exquisite and not luxurious. The church was built in 1248, and Florence wanted to build its dome as the largest in the world at that time in order to show its position, even though the date of completion of the church was postponed for nearly two decades, however, all of this is worthwhile. It took more than one hundred and fifty years to complete the Cathedral after several generations of efforts. It has become synonymous with Florence.

This is considered to be the start of the Renaissance, and a group of outstanding artists represented by joto, Picasso, Da Vinci, Dante and Rafael emerged. Florence is now the capital of the Tuscany administrative region.

In addition to Florence, Tuscany is proud of its wines. Italians have a serious wine complex. They list wine, bread, and olives as three elements of the dining table. In addition, Italians believe that wine can inspire inspiration and passion for life. Perhaps the Italian passion is really related to their love for wine. The unique soil and high-altitude terrain, coupled with the Mediterranean breeze, provide the perfect natural conditions for Tuscany to become Italy's most important wine producing area. Tuscany wine is said to be distinctive because of its elegant taste. Its Chianti wines are popular all over the world.

The beautiful Tuscany is also the hometown of Italian classical music.

The blue sky, the dark-green olive tree blockbusters are neatly arranged, and the undulating mountain prism and horizon are like music. The little town of Cortana is hiding in the beauty of Tuscany. The orange sunset at dusk gives every corner a warm and colorful feeling. Orange turns into gold, and then turns into bronze, with warm and colorful colors.

Tuscany's Ancient Artworks and beautiful country views are everywhere. However, if you want to use a picture to summarize the impression of Tuscany, It is a rural land road with a slender tree on both sides. The path goes straight to a distant unknown place, it seems that we want to bring people back to the splendid renaissance of Tuscany.

Ii. Use Tuscany to name SCA specifications for reference implementation reasons
The reference implementation of SCA is named Tuscany, which contains some meanings:
1. The words SCA can be included in Tuscany, which can represent SCA.
2. It indicates that Tuscany will bring about the influence of the Renaissance era.
3. Tuscany is what people yearn for, and SCA will become the path of SOA that people yearn.
 

3. Landscape of Tuscany

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