Jiangsu Origin 13 Pacific Insurance

Jiangsu 13 Pacific Insurance originated from a man named Li Ke in the late Tang Dynasty.

It is said that at the end of the Tang Dynasty, a man named Li Ke had thirteen sons, all of whom were in the position of Pacific Insurance, so he was called Thirteen Pacific Insurance, and Jiangsu was called Thirteen Pacific Insurance, because Jiangsu 13 cities were all shortlisted in the list of the top 100 cities in China released in September 2020, and because at the beginning of the epidemic, all thirteen cities in Jiangsu Province, including Suzhou, Wuxi, Nantong, Changzhou and Xuzhou, sent medical teams to rescue them.

Jiangsu is the province with the highest population density in China, and its per capita GDP, comprehensive competitiveness, regional development and people's livelihood index are among the highest in China, and it is one of the provinces with the highest comprehensive development level in China. It is the only province where all prefecture-level cities have entered the top 100.

Topography of Jiangsu province

The topography of Jiangsu Province is mainly plain, with a land area of 103229. 17 km2, of which the plain area accounts for 86.89%, reaching 89,706.03km2, and the hilly area is1/916./kloc-0.

Jiangsu Province is the lowest-lying province in China. Most areas are below 50 meters above sea level, and low mountains and hills are concentrated in the southwest, accounting for 14.3% of the total area of Jiangsu Province, mainly including Laoshan Mountain, Yuntai Mountain, Ningzhen Mountain, Maoshan Mountain and Yili Mountain. Yunnu Mountain in Yuntai Mountain, Lianyungang is the highest peak in Jiangsu, with an altitude of 625 meters.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiangsu Province