Which province and city is Yangcheng?

Yangcheng County, which belongs to Jincheng City, Shanxi Province, is located at the southeast end of Shanxi Province, east branch of Taiyue Mountain, northeast of Zhongtiao Mountain, west of Taihang Mountain and west bank of middle reaches of Qinhe River. It is adjacent to the suburbs of Jincheng in the east, Qinshui County in the north, Yuanqu County in the southwest and Jiyuan City in Henan Province in the south.

Yangcheng was called Xunze in ancient times. During the reign of Kangxi and Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty, Yangcheng, together with Hancheng in Shaanxi and Tongcheng in Anhui, was the hometown with developed culture. It has the highest Chinese style among the five counties under Zezhou's jurisdiction, and has won the reputation of "living in five genera and three cities".

There are "the first cultural giant house in the north of China", the National Five-A-level scenic spot of the Forbidden City, the well-preserved Ming Dynasty residential buildings, such as Haihui Temple, Tianguan Wang Fu and Guoyu Ancient City, and the China famous mountain Xicheng Mountain, Manghe River and Lishan Nature Reserve.

Yangcheng's natural resources:

Yangcheng is rich in resources and energy. There are dozens of mineral resources such as coal, coalbed methane, bauxite, pyrite, clay and dolomite. The proven coal reserves are 56180,000 tons, accounting for more than110 of Shanxi's total reserves. It is a national production base of anthracite, a high-quality chemical raw material. The proven reserves of coalbed methane are 7.8 billion cubic meters, with great development potential.

The available reserves of water resources are 65.438+0.58 billion cubic meters, which belongs to a relatively water-rich county in Shanxi. There are more than 40 species of animals and plants 1 100, which are listed in the first and second class national protection, among which wild macaques, forest musk deer, deer, leopards, giant salamanders and brown-eared pheasants are extremely rare; There are more than 300 kinds of wild Chinese herbal medicines, red bean shirts are rare in the north, and Cornus officinalis is the best in China.