Which city is Bozhou, Anhui near?

Bozhou City, Anhui Province is near Huaibei City.

Bozhou is about 1 10 km away from Huaibei city, and the driving time is about 2.5 hours. Bozhou has very convenient transportation and communication. Beijing-Kowloon Railway runs through the whole territory, and there are 3 1 1, 105 National Highway and 307 National Highway in the city. The planned Shang (Shangqiu) Jing (Jingdezhen) Expressway and the expressway under construction to Bengbu pass through the territory, and the railways and waterways extending in all directions form a convenient transportation network.

Bozhou is located in the northwest of Anhui Province, at the southern end of North China Plain, at the junction of Anhui and Henan provinces. The city governs three counties 1 districts. Bozhou has a long southeast and northwest syncline, and the climate and environment are excellent. It belongs to the warm temperate and semi-humid climate zone, with rich resources and outstanding people. Multi-level composite industries such as medicinal materials, wine-making and mineral deposits have developed strongly.

Historical origin of place names

In ancient times, "Bo" belonged to the ancient Yuzhou, where Tang Cheng was when he became a vassal. "Bo" was written as "Bo" at that time, and there was a note in "Geography of Hanshu": "Bo is the same as Bo". "Historical Records" contains: "From the contract to the eight games of Tang, Tang began to live in Bo." The Shang Dynasty moved the capital several times, and people collectively referred to the place where the Tang Dynasty lived as "Bo", including Nanbo (now south of Shangqiu, Henan Province, and north of Bozhou, Anhui Province), (now Cao County, Shandong Province) and Xibo (now Yanshi, Henan Province), from which Bozhou came.

Bozhou has a long history, and history books praise it as "the scenery in the north of the Yangtze River and the backbone of the north and south". It is a metropolis to the west of Huaihe River. Laozi, sage Zhuangzi, Cao Cao, imperial doctor Hua Tuo, supreme Taoist Chen Tuan, famous poet Shen Li and heroine Mulan were all born in Bozhou.