Brief introduction of Wuzhou city

Wuzhou, the east gate of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is located at the intersection of "Three Circles and One Belt" (Pearl River Delta Economic Circle, Beibu Gulf Economic Circle, Southwest Economic Circle and Xijiang Economic Belt). It has been called "the confluence of the three rivers" since ancient times. It is one of the 28 major inland port cities in China, the closest city to the Pearl River Delta region and Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao among the two provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in western China, and the main channel city connecting the Pearl River Delta and Beibu Gulf.

Wuzhou is a famous Lingnan city with a history of more than 265,438+000 years. In the sixth year of Ming Dynasty (AD 65,438+0470), Ming Xianzong established the first Governor's Office in China history in Wuzhou. Located in the upper reaches of the Pearl River, at the intersection of Jiang Xun, Gui Jiang and Xijiang River, and connected with the Pearl River Delta, it has the reputation of "a century-old commercial port" and "a small port".

Wuzhou has jurisdiction over Cangwu County, tengxian County and mengshan county County, Wanxiu District, Weilong District and Changzhou District, and Cenxi City. Wuzhou, located in the east of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is the intersection of Pan-Pearl River Delta and Pan-Beibu Gulf Economic Circle, a national regional transportation hub city, a leading city in Xijiang Economic Belt, and a special cooperation experimental zone in Guangxi. It enjoys the reputation of "Green City Water Capital" and "World Man-made Products Capital", and is known as "Top Ten Most Potential Cities in China", "National Forest City", "National New Energy Demonstration City", "National Double Support Model City" and "Most Charming Festival City".

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