What is the origin of Wuchuan, the hometown of moon cakes in China?

Wuchuan moon cakes have a long history, profound heritage, unique flavor, complete styles, advanced and mature technology, broad consumer market and strong local flavor, and are well-known at home and abroad. Cao Xing, secretary of Wuchuan Municipal Party Committee, said that this is another honor that Wuchuan won after winning the title of "Hometown of Chinese Folk Art", "Hometown of Down in China" and "Hometown of Plastic Shoes in China".

By 21, Wuchuan had more than 2 mooncake production enterprises, more than 3 enterprises above designated size, with over 1, employees. According to incomplete statistics, in 29 alone, Wuchuan produced more than 9, tons of moon cakes with an output value of more than 1.2 billion yuan, which has become a pillar industry in the local area. From 211, Wuchuan will hold the annual "Moon Cake Festival" and introduce policies to encourage enterprises to create famous brands.

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Wuchuan terrain is high in the north and low in the south, and slowly inclines to the sea. The northeast and northwest are low hilly areas, accounting for about 65% of the total area. The middle part is the alluvial plain of Jianjiang and Meihuajiang; The southeast is a platform; The coastline belongs to sand dunes.

The rivers in China crisscross, and the Jianjiang River crosses the north and south. The rivers such as Meihua River, Meijiang River, Sanya River, Tanghe River, Banqiao River and Wuni River all flow into Jianjiang River and join the sea, with an annual transit water volume of 5.55 billion cubic meters.

Wuchuan belongs to subtropical maritime monsoon climate, with mild climate, long summer and short winter, no severe cold in winter, no intense heat in summer, abundant rainfall and abundant sunshine. From 1979 to 2, the average annual temperature was 23.4℃, the average annual sunshine hours were 1972.1 hours, and the average annual precipitation was 1568.1 mm.. It is a subtropical coastal city.

reference sources; Baidu Encyclopedia-the Hometown of Mooncakes in China