Wordpress binds a second-level domain name to an independent page

Environment: LNMP (CentOS, Nginx, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin) template: Wordpress4.4 URL: www.ponote.com a new navigation page (New page Template): www. ponote. comhao wants to bind the hao.ponote.com level 2 to this navigation page... environment: LNMP (CentOS, Nginx, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin)
Template: Wordpress4.4

Web: http://www.ponote.com
A new navigation page (New page Template): http://www.ponote.com/hao
How can I bind a hao.ponote.com second-level domain name to this navigation page?

Previously, an html navigation webpage built directly in the root directory of the website directly directs the second-level domain name to this webpage using a virtual machine. Now, the navigation page created by the newly created page in wordpress is directly implemented, how can I bind a second-level domain name?

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Environment: LNMP (CentOS, Nginx, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin)
Template: Wordpress4.4

Web: http://www.ponote.com
A new navigation page (New page Template): http://www.ponote.com/hao
How can I bind a hao.ponote.com second-level domain name to this navigation page?

Previously, an html navigation webpage built directly in the root directory of the website directly directs the second-level domain name to this webpage using a virtual machine. Now, the navigation page created by the newly created page in wordpress is directly implemented, how can I bind a second-level domain name?

For this second-level domain name, we recommend that you use the WP "network site" function:
Http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

Refer to nginx rewrite.

Probably, maybe, maybe
You need this
Wordpress second-level domain name classification directory url plugin WP Subdomains
Http://www.boke8.net/wordpress-wp-subdomains.html