Introduction to Southwest Anhui

Anqing City is located on the north bank of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It is a famous port city along the Yangtze River. It is known as "the throat of the Yangtze River for thousands of miles, and the first state between Wu and Chu". Anqing is the first city in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the first city in the Anhui section of the Yangtze River. It faces Chizhou City and Tongling City in Anhui Province across the river in the east, is connected to Jiujiang City in Jiangxi Province by the Yangtze River in the south, and is bounded by Huangmei and Qi in Hubei Province in the west. Chun County and Yingshan County are connected to Lu'an City and Hefei City in Anhui Province to the north. Anqing is a national garden city, a national historical and cultural city, and an outstanding tourist city in China.

Huoshan County is located in the west of Anhui Province and at the northern foot of the Dabie Mountains. It borders Shucheng County to the east, Yuexi County to the south, Jinzhai County and Yingshan County of Hubei Province to the west, and Lu'an to the north. City borders. Huoshan County has rich vegetation and numerous species, with a forest coverage rate of 75.01% and more than 6,500 biological species. In 2010, it was rated as a national and ecological county.

Historical evolution editor

The name Anqing began in the 17th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1147), when the name "Deqing Army was changed to Anqing Army" appeared as a military title, and it was changed from "Tong'an County" " (It was established in the third year of Daye in the Sui Dynasty, and its seat was Tong'an, today's Tongcheng) and "Deqing Army" (it was established in the fifth year of Zhenghe in the Northern Song Dynasty, and its seat was Huaining, today's Meicheng, Qianshan County). They were each named after one word, including " "Peace and happiness" means. In the first year of Qingyuan of the Southern Song Dynasty (1195), "the Qian residence of Emperor Ningzong of the Southern Song Dynasty was promoted to Shuzhou as the old Anqing Mansion" (the administrative seat is now the ancient Anhui city of Qianshan), and the name of the mansion was also used. The ancient name of Shuzhou is "Prosperous Tang County". It is recorded in literature that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty first visited here in the fifth year of Yuanfeng (106 BC) to "compose the song of the prosperous Tang Dynasty". The current location of the new Anqing City is called Yichengdu. The original name of the Dengyun slope there was Shengtang Mountain, and the foot of the mountain and the river was the ancient ferry of Shengtang Bay. According to legend, Guo Pu, a poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and a Feng Shui expert in Kanyu, once climbed to Shengtang Mountain to look at the Yangtze River. He said, "This is Yicheng", so Anqing City is also known as "Yicheng". Anqing City was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the 10th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (1217), the Jin people broke into Guangshan (now the place of Huangchuan County, Henan), and there were many policemen along the border. The prefect Huang Gan "built the city of Anqing in preparation for war and defense" at the old site of Shuzhou (now Meicheng, Qianshan County); later due to war, Anqing Prefecture moved to Luoshazhou and Yangchazhou in the Southern Song Dynasty in the second year of Duanping (1235); and by the Southern Song Dynasty In the first year of Jingding (1260), in order to prevent the Mongolian army from attacking Lin'an (today's Hangzhou City), the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, from the waterway in Anqing Development Zone (3 photos), Ma Guangzu, the envoy of the government along the river, destroyed Shuzhou Prefecture and "renovated it using the masonry of the original Shuzhou Prefecture city wall." It was built in Yicheng (the Yin of Yichengdu in Shengtang Bay) as the "New Anqing Mansion" (the administrative address is in today's Anqing City), and moved to Huaining County to govern Guo. This place is close to the Yangtze River and is easy to defend but difficult to attack. From then on, the governance of Anqing Prefecture remained stable, and "Anqing" was used as a town place name, consistent with the name of the administrative district (prefecture, road, district, etc.), and is still used today. After Anqing was built as a city until the end of the Qing Dynasty, it was governed by Anqing Prefecture and Huaining County. During the Republic of China, it was the seat of the special agency. Because Anqing's geographical location is very important, and Anqing is also the "west gate" that controls Jinling. Therefore, the governors since the late Ming Dynasty have also guarded here with integrity. From the 25th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1760) to the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), Anqing was also the seat of the Chief Envoy of Anhui Province and the capital of Anhui Province (the provincial capital of Anhui Province). In April 1949, Anqing was liberated. In the same year, Anqing City was established, led by the Anqing Special Administrative Office, which belongs to the Wannan Administrative District. The special office is stationed in Anqing City, and has jurisdiction over Anqing City and Huaining (in Shipai Town), Wangjiang, Susong, Taihu (in Jinxi Town), Yue There are 8 counties including Xi (in Yaqian Town), Qianshan (in Meicheng Town), Tongcheng, and Tonglu (from Tongcheng County, located in Tangjiagou). In 1951, Tonglu County was renamed Hudong County. Anqing City was established in 1949, under the leadership of the Anqing Special Administrative Office. In 1951, Anqing City was transferred directly under the jurisdiction of Wanbei Administrative Office. In 1952, Anqing City was under the direct jurisdiction of the province. In 1960, Anqing City entrusted the leadership of the Anqing Special Administrative Office. In 1961, Anqing City was transferred to the provincial government. In 1965, Anqing City was placed under the leadership of the Anqing Special Administrative Office. In 1979, Anqing City was transferred to the provincial government. In 1949, Anqing District was established, which belongs to the Wannabe Administrative District. The Anqing Special Administrative Office is located in Anqing City and has jurisdiction over Anqing City and Huaining (originally based in Shipai Town and now based in Gaohe Town), Wangjiang, Susong, Taihu (based in Jinxi Town), Yuexi (based in Yaqian Town), Qianshan ( Located in Meicheng Town), Tongcheng, Tonglu (separated from Tongcheng County, located in Tangjiagou) and other 8 counties. In 1952, Anqing Prefecture came under the leadership of Anhui Province.

Anqing City was transferred to the provincial government. The five counties under the original Chizhou Prefecture, including Tongling, Guichi (in Chizhou Town), Qingyang (in Rongcheng Town), Zhide (in Qiupu), and Dongliu, were included in the Anqing Prefecture. It governs 13 counties. In 1958, Tongling County was abolished and merged into Tongguanshan City. Tongguanshan City, which was originally under the direct jurisdiction of the province, was renamed Tongling City and placed under the leadership of the Anqing Special Administrative Office. It governs 1 city and 12 counties. In 1959, Dongliu and Zhide counties were merged into Dongzhi County (Zhuyaodu Town). It governs 1 city and 11 counties. In 1961, Anqing and Tongling were transferred directly under the jurisdiction of the province. In 1965, Anqing City was placed under the leadership of the Anqing Special Administrative Office. The four counties of Tongling, Guichi, Qingyang and Dongzhi will be placed under the Chizhou Prefecture. It governs 1 city and 8 counties. In 1970, Anqing Special Zone was renamed Anqing Region, and the region was located in Anqing City. It governs Anqing City and 8 counties including Tongcheng, Songyang, Huaining (in Shipai Town), Wangjiang, Susong, Taihu, Yuexi, and Qianshan (in Meicheng Town). In 1979, Anqing City was transferred to the provincial government. Anqing Prefecture governs 8 counties. The State Council approved on August 17, 1988: the Anqing area was abolished, and the affiliated Tongcheng County, Huaining County, Songyang County, Qianshan County, Taihu County, Susong County, Wangjiang County, and Yuexi County were placed under Anqing City. On August 20, 1996, Tongcheng County was abolished and Tongcheng City was established. It is managed by Anqing City. On May 13, 2005, the suburbs of Anqing City were renamed as Yixiu District of Anqing City. [2] In 2011, Susong County was established as a pilot county for the directly managed county system in Anhui Province. Economy Anqing City has initially formed four pillar industries: petrochemicals, textiles and food, machinery and auto parts, and trade circulation, as well as emerging environmental protection, high-tech, agriculture, cultural tourism, building materials and equipment, medicine, shipping, aviation, and e-commerce. service industry. The national-level "Plan for the Demonstration Zone for Industrial Transfer in the Wanjiang City Belt" approved by the State Council clearly positions Anqing as one of the three regional central cities, one of the three major industrial groups, one of the six major transportation hubs, and a modern city in the province. A famous historical and cultural city, it will build a regional central city that drives southwestern Anhui and radiates the border areas of Anhui, Jiangxi and Hubei, and builds an important petrochemical and textile industry base in the country. In 2013, Anqing City ranked among the top three in Anhui Province with a GDP of 150 billion yuan, exceeding 100 billion yuan and setting a record high. The "Ten Mile Gallery" scenic area of ​​the second phase of the Five Thousand Years Cultural Expo Park: integrates the past of China's millennium into four unique three-dimensional pictures with a total length of 2,000 meters, including the "Three Hundred and Sixty Lines" Cultural Park, "Along the River During Qingming Festival" "Cultural Park", "Misty Rain Jiangnan" Cultural Park and "Creative Stone Boundary" Cultural Park and other attractions. The Five Thousand Years Cultural Expo Park has rich cultural resources and distinctive cultural characteristics; the Five Thousand Years Cultural Expo Park will continue to carry forward the past and open up the future, and constantly introduce new things, so that all tourists can truly enjoy the rich land of the Five Thousand Years Cultural Expo Park. Collect the happiness brought by travel, the baptism brought by culture, and the shock brought by history! Let domestic and foreign tourists touch and perceive the profound Chinese culture more through cultural tourism, and let Chinese culture influence the world!