Where is Pucheng?

Pucheng county is located in the northeast of Guanzhong Plain, Shaanxi Province (east longitude10920 ′17 ″-10954 ′ 48 ″, north latitude 33 44 ′ 50 ″-35 ″10 ′ 30 ″), which was called "Chongquan" in ancient times. Dali County and Chengcheng County in the east; Fuping county in the west; Baishui county and Tongchuan city in the north; South of Linwei District. It is 52.8 kilometers long from east to west and 47 kilometers wide from north to south. Administer 16 towns, 1 street and 359 administrative villages. The county has a registered population of 792 1 10,000 (20 16) and a permanent population of 752,000 (20 17), making it the second largest county in Shaanxi. With a total area of 1585 square kilometers, it is the second largest county in Weinan.

Pucheng county is a provincial-level historical and cultural city in Shaanxi Province, the birthplace of Beijing time, and the largest grain-producing county in Shaanxi Province. Known as the hometown of crisp pears and fireworks, it is surrounded by the magnificent tombs of Tang emperors such as Tang Qiaoling and Tang Taizong. Pucheng is also the hometown of Yang Hucheng, the general of the National Revolutionary Army, and Wang Ding, a famous figure in Qing Dynasty, so it has the reputation of "hometown of generals".