What about Macheng?

Macheng City is located in the northeast of Hubei Province, at the southern foot of the middle Dabie Mountain and the north bank of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. It borders Shangcheng County and Xinxian County of Henan Province in the north, Jinzhai County of Anhui Province in the northeast, Luotian County in the east, Tuanfeng County and Xinzhou District of Wuhan City in the south and Hongan County in the west. Geographical orientation: east longitude11440'-11528', north latitude 30 52'-3 1 36'

Macheng city

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The name of the city is Macheng. It was called Baiju in ancient times, and now it is referred to as Macheng for short. People's Republic of China (PRC) is under the jurisdiction of Macheng City, Hubei Province, with 19 township offices, 1 provincial economic and technological development zones, 7 15 administrative villages and 5,783 villagers' groups. The urban area consists of three offices: Longchiqiao, Gulou and Nanhu. Macheng municipal government office in Nanhu. Li Kaishou, secretary of the municipal party committee, and Yang Yao, mayor. Area The whole city covers an area of 3,747 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 1, 7 1.7 square kilometers. Population At the end of 2008, the total registered population in the city was 1, 2 1, 860, of which the registered population in the urban area was 362,654,38+0,000. The temporary population is 36,000. Macheng is located in the northeast of Hubei Province, at the southern foot of the middle Dabie Mountain at the junction of Hubei, Henan and Anhui provinces, and in the center of the encirclement of Wuhan, Zhengzhou and Hefei. It covers an area of 3,747 square kilometers, governs 19 township offices, 1 provincial economic and technological development zones, 7 16 administrative villages, and 746 1 villagers' groups with a population. Macheng has a long history. Developed more than 7,000 years ago, it was the land of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was famous in history because of the Wu Chu War, and it was called the White Pony. Qin belongs to Nanjun and Han belongs to Xiling. The post-Zhao general Schleswig-Holstein defended the city in Machu and named it Macheng. In the eighteenth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 598), a county was established, officially named Macheng, which belongs to Huangzhou County and has been attacked repeatedly since the Tang and Song Dynasties. 1986: the county was withdrawn to set up a city, which was managed by Huanggang city, but the financial and administrative examination and approval were independent. From 65438 to 0995, the State Council promulgated the chinese administrative division Reform, and in Huanggang, Macheng City and Wuxue City were defined as cities directly under the provincial government. Macheng is rich in natural resources. Cultivated land 1 more than 10,000 mu, and forest land is nearly 3 million mu. The waters are 450,000 mu. The surface water and groundwater reserves are more than 2 billion cubic meters, which is higher than the provincial average. Basalt, marble, fluorite, silicon and jade are rich in minerals, as well as gold, silver, copper, ferrotitanium, mirror iron, magnets, hematite and brown iron. There are more than 0/00 kinds of wild animals/kloc-,and rare animals include northern leopard, plum blossom, wild boar, otter, grass fox, giant salamander, broken turtle, silver ring snake and so on. There are more than a thousand kinds of plants, and the main specialties are silkworm, chestnut, chrysanthemum, persimmon and ginkgo. There are also a large number of precious Chinese herbal medicines such as Vitex negundo, Gastrodia elata, Eucommia ulmoides and so on. Macheng is also rich in tourism resources. Scenic spots, cultural relics, revolutionary sites, ancient battlefields and ancient cultural sites can be seen everywhere. There are the tombs of Wei Shangshu, a famous doctor in the Jin Dynasty, Mao Jie, and a sage in the Tang Dynasty, the Xinghua Village where Su Shi and hermits, one of the eight masters in the Tang and Song Dynasties, often meet, and the Buddhist Academy where famous thinker Li Zhi wrote books and gave lectures. Macheng is also the hometown of Shang Shu of the Ming Dynasty's official department, Liu Tianhe of the Ministry of War, Zou Pusheng of Xu Shouhui's rebel commander, and Zhou Wenjiang of the Ministry of War of Zhang Qiyi. Famous scenic spots include turtle peak rising sun, cypress autumn shadow, Magu fairy cave and so on. The three major reservoirs built after liberation have beautiful lakes and mountains, and the establishment of Wunaoshan National Forest Park attracts people's attention. Jushui River, the main tributary of the Yangtze River and eastern Hubei, originated in Macheng and was built along the river. There are Dongmen Bridge, Second Bridge and Water Park in the urban area. What's more famous is that Macheng is the location of Xiaogan Township in Macheng, Huguang, the eight holy places for immigrants in the history of China, and the ancestral home of many Sichuanese and Chongqing people. Macheng, a land of outstanding people. Cao Cao, Li Shimin, Du Mu, Su Shi, Li Zhi, Chen Jichang and other historical, political and cultural celebrities have all drunk horses to raise water; In the Ming Dynasty alone, there were 132 scholars and 482 people in Macheng. Like dazzling stars, they reflected each other in the historical sky of Macheng, adding many magnificent and magical historical marks and heavy historical and cultural landscapes to this ancient land. Macheng, a beautiful land. There are many scenic spots in China, including the ancient battlefield site of the Battle of Bai Fu in the Spring and Autumn Period, Mao Jie Cemetery, the servant of Minister Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms Period, Xinghua Village where Du Mu and Su Shi drank and wrote poems in the Tang Dynasty, Niu Hao Cemetery, the famous anti-Jin general, Yue Jiajun's deputy commander (according to legend, Niu Hao Cemetery is on the north side of Jianmenguan in Qiluling, West Lake, Hangzhou, to be tested), longtan lake, a commentator and writer of the Ministry of War in the Ming Dynasty, and Liu Tianhe, Minister of Natural Landscape. There are 4A-level tourist attractions such as Guifeng Mountain, Wunaoshan National Forest Park in Magu Xiuxian, and the red revolutionary historical landscape in Fuqiaohe Eco-tourism Area, which is known as a thousand miles away, including 4A-level tourist attractions such as Macheng Martyrs Cemetery, Riding Hall, Macheng Revolutionary Museum, Macheng Cemetery, Feasible Bridge Bone Pagoda, and the former site of the Soviet Macheng County Government.