Is Suzhou, Anhui a prefecture-level city?

Suzhou, Anhui is a prefecture-level city.

Suzhou, referred to as "Qi", also known as Qicheng and Sucheng, is affiliated to Anhui Province and is the "central city in the interprovincial intersection area", "Yangtze River Delta City Group", "Huaihai Economic Zone", " Member cities of "Xuzhou Metropolitan Area", "Suhuai-Beng Metropolitan Area" and "Suhuai Urban Group".

Located in the northeast of Anhui Province, adjacent to the coast and backed by the Central Plains, it is the northern gate of Anhui Province. It is between 116°09′-118°10′ east longitude and 33°18′-34°38′ north latitude, with a total area of ??9,787 square kilometers.

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Suzhou is a famous historical and cultural city in Anhui Province, with Xiaoshankou ruins and Gutai Temple ruins. Qiyi was first built during the Zhou Dynasty. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, due to the opening of the Tongji Canal (Bianhe) section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, Suzhou was established. It was an important birthplace of Chu-Han culture and Huaihe culture. Suzhou is known as the Cloud Capital and has the largest cloud computing data center in East China. It is a CG animation cluster rendering base and one of the five largest quantum communication node cities in China.

Suzhou City is a civilized city in Anhui Province, a national garden city, a national smart city, a "Broadband China" demonstration city, and a "Light of Quality" annual quality city. Suzhou has tourist attractions such as Xinbian River, Wuliu Scenic Area, Suzhou Delta Park, Min Ziqian Temple, Lotte Garden, Suzhou Ancient City Wall, and historical celebrities such as Min Ziqian, Zizhang, Qi Baishi, Liu Ling, Ji Kang, and Ji Shao.

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