Which city is full of coal?

Chief coal capital, lifelong honor coal capital, coal capital in the Great Leap Forward era: Fushun

Transitional coal capital, coal capital in turbulent times: Kailuan

Founding of the People's Republic of China Coal Capital: The First City in China: Yangquan

Coal Capital before Reform and Opening Up: Zaozhuang

Current Coal Capital, Classic Coal Capital, Coal Capital after Reform and Opening Up: Datong

Future Coal City: Coal City of the 21st Century: Ordos

Extended information:

In 1901, coal mining began in Fushun. Since then, Fushun has become a place that attracts worldwide attention. Fushun coal is famous for its high output and good quality. The black "Ujin" has brought wealth and glory to Fushun. It has contributed 1 billion tons of coal to the country since the founding of the People's Republic of China alone. Fushun was one of the earliest areas in China to bid farewell to agricultural society. Its reputation as the "Coal City" once spread across the country and even the world.

Datong City, Shanxi Province is located in the northeast of the Datong Coalfield, and its coal resources are part of the geological concept of the "Datong Coalfield". The "Datong Coalfield" has a coal-bearing area of ??926 square kilometers and a total detected reserve of 71.8 billion tons.

With the acceleration of the country’s “westward shift of energy strategy”, China’s reputation as the “Coal Capital” has changed hands again. Last year, Ordos City in Inner Mongolia ranked first in the country's prefecture-level coal-producing cities with a coal production of 81.03 million tons, surpassing the long-established "China Coal Capital" Datong City in Shanxi Province.

Pingxiang is an important industrial city in the south of the Yangtze River, one of the central cities in the Jiangxi region, one of the first inland open cities in the country, and a national health city. Pingxiang City is the core area and leading city of Hunan and Jiangxi. Known as the "Throat of Hunan and Jiangxi" and the "Throat of Wu and Chu", it is located in the west of Jiangxi Province. It is an ancient cultural city with a history of more than 1,700 years and a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of the province. Pingxiang is the birthplace of the Chinese workers' movement and the Autumn Harvest Uprising. It is known as the "Coal Capital of the South of the Yangtze River" with an annual output of 10 million tons of raw coal. ; With a gathering of talents, it is known as the cultural fortress of western Ganxi.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia: Coal Capital