Which city does Jiangyin belong to?

Jiangyin, known as Jiyang in ancient times, is located in the Yangtze River Delta, with 7000 years of human life history, 5000 years of civilization history and 2500 years of written records. In the second year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (28 1), it was located in Jiyang County, which belongs to Piling County and is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City.

In the first year of Shaotai in South Liang Dynasty (555), the county was abandoned and the foot of Jianjun Mountain was built. Because it is located in the south of the Yangtze River, it is called Jiangyin County, which has jurisdiction over Jiangyin, Licheng and Liangfeng, which is the beginning of the name "Jiangyin".

Since then, Jiangyin has been under the jurisdiction of counties, prefectures, armies, highways and prefectures, and its organizational system has undergone several changes. In the twenty-seventh year of Yuan Dynasty (1367), the county was resumed. Jiangyin was liberated on April 23rd, and 1949 belongs to Changzhou District of Sunan Administrative Office. 1953 changed to Suzhou area. 1983 in March, the system of city governing county was implemented and changed to Wuxi city. 1April, 987, with the approval of the State Council, the county was withdrawn to set up a city.

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Tourist attractions in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province:

1, Wukong Temple: The sensational Guanyin stupa of the ancient Wukong Temple, the great sage of Sizhou, first lived in Jiangyin. Monk Yi Chengda, president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, praised this as "a good omen for the security of the country and the people".

2. Jiangyin Huangshan Lake Park: Huangshan Lake is an AAAA-level park in China. Park construction will make full use of existing tourism resources such as bridges, mountains, rivers and lakes, and be market-oriented.

3. Jiangyin Goose Nose Park: Goose Nose Park, a beautiful park. Because of the mountains, she integrates the architectural community composed of buildings, pavilions, pavilions and corridors with the human and natural landscapes such as mountains, water, bridges and cannons.

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