Complete detailed information of Jiangshan (Jiangshan City, Zhejiang Province)

Jiangshan City, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is located at the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi provinces. It is the southwest gateway of Zhejiang Province and one of the sources of the Qiantang River. In 1987, the county was removed and a city was established. In 2017, the regional area was 2,019 square kilometers, with a population of 614,000. The regional GDP was 30.164 billion yuan, and the per capita disposable income of urban and rural residents was 41,545 yuan and 21,932 yuan respectively, an increase of 9.1 and 9.9. The double-track Zhejiang-Jiangxi Railway and the Huangqu-South Expressway run through the entire territory.

The main attractions include Jianglang Mountain Scenic Area, Qingyang Scenic Area, Nianbadu Ancient Town, Fugai Stone Cave Group, Hemu Painted Pottery Cultural Village, Xianxia Ridge Scenic Area, Dai Li’s Secret Residence, Shigu Canyon, and Moon Lake Scenic Area , urban landscape, etc.

Jiangshan has been named "the hometown of kiwi fruit in China", "the hometown of white goose in China", "the hometown of white mushrooms in China", "the hometown of bees in China", "the hometown of cement in China", "The capital of wooden doors in China", "the birthplace of Mao in the south of the Yangtze River", "the ancestral home of Mao Zedong", the first "hometown of Chinese village songs" and "China's happy village".

In June 2017, Jiangshan City was named a National Sanitary City. In October 2018, it won the honorary title of “2018 National Forest City”. In November 2018, it was selected into the 2018 National "Happy 100 Counties List" and ranked among the top 100 comprehensively well-off index in China's county-level cities. Basic introduction Chinese name: Jiangshan City Foreign name: Jiangshan Administrative division category: County-level city Region: Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province Areas under the jurisdiction: 2 streets, 12 towns, 6 townships*** Residence: No. 118, Zhongshan Road Telephone area code : 0570 Postal code: 324100 Geographical location: Western part of Jinqu Basin, Zhejiang Province Area: 2019 square kilometers Population: 614,000 (2017) Dialect: Wu dialect - Wu dialect Jinqupian - Jiangshan dialect Climate conditions: Famous in the humid monsoon climate zone in the northern part of the central subtropical tropics Attractions: Jianglang Mountain, Nianbadu Ancient Town, Qingyang *** ancestral residence, Dai Li’s former residence, etc. Airport: Quzhou Airport Jinhua Yiwu Airport Railway Station: Jiangshan Station License Plate Code: Zhejiang H Administrative Code: 330881 GDP: 30.164 billion yuan (2017 Years)? Historical evolution, administrative divisions, geographical environment, location and realm, topography, climate and meteorology, topography, hydrology, natural resources, population and ethnicity, economic overview, primary industry, secondary industry, tertiary industry, transportation, local Culture, customs, religion, dialects, local specialties, tourist landscapes, resource overview, Jianglang Mountain, Fugai Mountain, Moon Lake, Xianxia Pass, Qingyang Village, 28 Capitals, city honors, historical evolution Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period, Jiangshan It's part of my aunt's disdain. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the country belonged to the Yue State, and in the late Warring States Period, it belonged to the Chu State. In the 25th year of the Qin Dynasty (222 BC), it belonged to Taimo County, Kuaiji County. In the first year of the founding of the new king Mangshi (AD 9), Taimo County was changed to Mozhi County. In the first year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25), the name of Taimo County was restored. It belongs to Mozhi County and Taimo County successively. In the third year of Chuping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (192), Xin'an County was established in the western part of Taimo County and belonged to Xin'an County in Kuaiji County. During the Three Kingdoms period, in the first year of Sun Wu Baoding's reign (266), part of Kuaiji County was transferred to Dongyang County, which belonged to Xin'an County of Dongyang County. In the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (280), it was changed to Xin'an County. In the third year of Chen Tianjia in the Southern Dynasty (562), Dongyang County was changed to Jinhua County. In the early years of the Sui Dynasty, it was renamed Wuzhou. In the third year of Daye (607), it was renamed Dongyang County. In the fourth year of Tang Wude's reign (621), Xujiang County was established in Nanchuan of Xin'an County. It was named after the Xujiang River in the south of the city. It was subordinate to Quzhou, the governor of Yuezhou, and was the beginning of the establishment of Jiangshan County. In the sixth year of Wude, it was under the jurisdiction of Wuzhou. In the second year of Chuigong (686), Quzhou was restored, and Jiangshan belonged to Xin'an County, Quzhou. In 689, Xujiang County was restored and belonged to Quzhou. In the second year of Changxing in the Tang Dynasty and the sixth year of Baozheng of Wu Yue (931) after the Five Dynasties, Qian Liu changed Xujiang County to Jiangshan County because there was Jianglang Mountain in the south of the county. In the third year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1267), it was renamed Lixian County, and in 1276 it was renamed Jiangshan County. . In the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1911), after the Revolution of 1911, it came under the jurisdiction of the Quzhou Military and Government Branch.

In the first year of the Republic of China, it belonged directly to the province. In three years, the road was established below the provincial level and belonged to Jinhua Road. It was abolished in 16 years. In 24 years, it belonged to the fifth administrative inspection district of the province. In 37 years, it was changed to the third administrative inspection district. On May 6, 1949, Jiangshan County was liberated. On July 1, the Third Prefecture of Zhejiang Province was established, which belongs to the Third Prefecture; in October, the Third Prefecture was renamed Quzhou Prefecture, which belongs to Quzhou Prefecture. In 1955, it was changed to Jinhua District. In 1985, Jinhua and Quzhou were divided into two cities, which belong to Quzhou City. On November 27, 1987, the State Council approved the abolition of Jiangshan County and the establishment of Jiangshan City (county level), which belongs to Quzhou. Administrative divisions In 2000, Jiangshan City governed 15 towns and 14 townships. Dot map of Jiangshan City on December 31, 2005. Jiangshan City has jurisdiction over 2 streets, 13 towns, and 6 townships: Hushan Street, Shuangta Street; Shangyu Town, Sidu Town, Hecun Town, and Yutou Town , Fenglin Town, Xiakou Town, Changtai Town, Shimen Town, Daqiao Town, Qinghu Town, Tanshi Town, Xintangbian Town, Nianbadu Town; Zhangcun Township, Baoquan Township, Wanyao Township, Dachen Township, Tangyuankou Township, Shuangxikou Township. As of June 2012, Jiangshan City has jurisdiction over 2 streets, 12 towns, and 6 townships: Nianbadu Town; Zhangcun Township, Baoquan Township, Wanyao Township, Dachen Township, Tangyuankou Township, and Shuangxikou Township. Geographical environment and location: Jiangshan City is located in the southwest of Zhejiang Province and belongs to Quzhou City. It is the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi provinces, with east longitude 118°22′37″ to 118°48′48″ and north latitude 28°15′26″ to Between 28°53′27″. It borders Kecheng District in the northeast, Qujiang District and Suichang County in the east, Pucheng County in Fujian Province in the south, Yushan County and Guangfeng County in Jiangxi Province in the west, and Changshan County in the north. It is 70.75 kilometers long from north to south and 41.75 kilometers wide from east to west, with a total area of ??2,019 square kilometers. Jiangshan’s geographical location, topography, and landforms. Jiangshan City has diverse landform types, mainly mountains and hills. It is known as “seven mountains, one water, and two fields.” Among them, Pingban and Xijian valleys account for 11.2%, and mountains and hills account for 88.8%. The terrain is high in the southeast and low in the northwest. , the middle part is the valley area, and the whole is an asymmetrical "concave shape". The southeastern part of the city is the Xianxialing Mountains, entering from Fenglinguan at the junction of Pucheng and Jiangshan City in Fujian Province, extending eastward, mainly Zhongshan, with steep mountains, 105 peaks over 1,000 meters above sea level, the highest peak is 1500.3 meters; The branch of Huaiyu Mountain, entering from Yanggang, Jiangshan Bridge Town, is the dividing line between Jiangshan and Changshan. It is mainly low mountains with gentle terrain. The highest peak is 895.4 meters at the tip of Hushan. The middle part is the valley basin, starting from Jiangshan Sidu in the east. It extends southwestward into Jiangxi Province in a long strip. In the basin, both sides of the Jiangshan River, from Xiakou to Maoban, are alluvial plains, and in the west are red rock low hills. In the northeast, the Changtai River cuts through the high hills in the Hehu area, forming red soil low hills and impact fans in the piedmont. Climate and Meteorology Jiangshan City is located in the humid monsoon climate zone in the northern mid-subtropical zone. Affected by the terrain, it also has some characteristics of the basin climate. The winter and summer monsoons alternate obviously, the four seasons are distinct between cold and warm, dry and wet, with sufficient sunlight, abundant rainfall, and hot and rainy periods at the same time. The annual average temperature is 17.0℃, and the frost-free period is about 249.7 days. Due to the influence of terrain, the rain and heat levels vary greatly within the city, and the three-dimensional climate is obvious. In the central and northern parts of the city, the average annual temperature is above 17℃ in the valleys, hills and flat slopes below 250 meters above sea level. In the middle and low mountainous areas of the south, the average annual temperature is less than 17°C. The average temperature in January in valley areas below 200 meters above sea level is above 5°C. Topography: The terrain of Jiangshan City is high in the south and low in the north. Xianxia Ridge runs diagonally through the southeast, and the branches of Huaiyu Mountain extend to the northwest. The highest point is Dalonggang in the south, with an altitude of 1,500.3 meters. The lowest point is the ferry head in the north, with an altitude of 73 meters. Hydrology The total annual runoff in Jiangshan City is 2.28 billion cubic meters, including 2.05 billion cubic meters of surface runoff and 230 million cubic meters of underground runoff. The main river is Jiangshan Gangjiang River, an upstream tributary of Qiantang River. It is a mountainous river with a large drop. Changes in water level, flow, and velocity are deeply affected by changes in precipitation, and the changes are large. The flood season generally occurs after April every year, especially the plum rain season from May to June when precipitation is concentrated. The river water has high sediment content during the flood season. The dry season occurs during the drought period from July to August and beyond.

Natural resources: 503,900 acres of cultivated land, including 403,400 acres of paddy fields; 61,300 acres of water surface (23,000 acres available for breeding); 2.31 million acres of mountainous land, including 760,000 acres of loess hills. The developable hydropower capacity is 88,100 kilowatts. There are more than 20 kinds of underground mineral deposits, including limestone, fluorite, dolomite, raw coal, stone coal, phosphate rock, bauxite, clay, marble, granite, and silica limestone. Population and Ethnicity The Sixth National Census of Jiangshan City in 2010 shows: The permanent population of Jiangshan City is 467,900. Compared with the fifth national census of 473,300 at 0:00 on November 1, 2000, the ten-year total population is 467,900. A decrease of 5,400 people, a decrease of 1.14. Among the permanent population of Jiangshan City, the inflow population from outside the city is 19,900, accounting for 425%. Jiangshan City's permanent population *** has 175,600 households and a household population of 449,600. The average population per household is 2.56, which is 0.28 less than the 2.84 people in the fifth national census in 2000. Among the permanent population of Jiangshan City, the male population is 234,500, accounting for 50.12%; the female population is 233,400, accounting for 49.88%. The sex ratio of the total population (the ratio of men to women based on 100 women) dropped from 104.1 in the fifth national census in 2000 to 100.49. Among the permanent population of Jiangshan City, the population aged 0-14 is 83,000, accounting for 17.73; the population aged 15-59 is 296,000, accounting for 63.27; the population aged 60 and above is 88,900, accounting for 19.00, of which 65 and above The population is 59,300, accounting for 12.68. Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the proportion of the population aged 0-14 dropped by 3.63 percentage points, the proportion of the population aged 15-59 dropped by 0.56 percentage points, the proportion of the population aged 60 and above increased by 4.19 percentage points, and the proportion of the population aged 65 The proportion of the population above increased by 1.88 percentage points. At the end of 2017, the city's registered population was 616,500, of which the male population was 316,200 and the female population was 300,300, accounting for 51.3 and 48.7 of the total population respectively. There were 9,093 births in the year, a birth rate of 14.75‰, 4,497 deaths, and a mortality rate of 7.29‰. Compared with 2016, the city's birth rate increased by 2.58 per thousand points and the death rate increased by 1.56 per thousand points. Naturally The growth rate increased by 7.45 percentage points, a relatively large change. Economic Overview In 2013, the city's GDP was 23.525 billion yuan, an increase of 9.5% over the previous year based on comparable prices. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 2.079 billion yuan, an increase of 1.1%; the added value of the secondary industry was 13.198 billion yuan, an increase of 10.9%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 8.247 billion yuan, an increase of 9.3%. In the tertiary industry, the added value of the financial industry, wholesale and retail industry, and real estate industry grew rapidly, with an increase of 18.8, 10.7, and 10.1% respectively over the previous year; the added value of the non-profit industry increased by 7.5% over the previous year, and the profit** * The added value of the industry increased by 7.2% compared with the previous year; the added value of the transportation, warehousing and postal industry increased by 4.8% compared with the previous year; the added value of the information transmission, computer services and software industry increased by 4.5% compared with the previous year. The city's GDP in 2017 was 30.164 billion yuan, an increase of 7.3% over the previous year based on comparable prices. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 2.196 billion yuan, an increase of 2.0; the added value of the secondary industry was 14.719 billion yuan, an increase of 5.9; the added value of the tertiary industry was 13.249 billion yuan, an increase of 10.0. In the tertiary industry, the wholesale and retail industry increased by 6.8, the accommodation and catering industry increased by 6.5, the added value of real estate increased by 3.9, the transportation industry increased by 8.2, the financial industry increased by 6.9, the for-profit industry increased by 26.6, and the non-profit industry increased by 26.6 * Industrial added value increased by 4.4. The added value structure of the three industries was adjusted from 8.0:49.1:42.9 in the previous year to 7.3:48.8:43.9. The city's per capita GDP (calculated based on registered population) was 49,025 yuan, equivalent to 7,261 US dollars, an increase of 8.3% over the previous year.

Primary Industry In 2013, Jiangshan City achieved a total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery of 3.668 billion yuan, an increase of 3.9% over the previous year. In 2013, the annual crop sowing area in Jiangshan City was 59,594 hectares, an increase of 0.1 over the previous year, including: grain sowing area of ??37,189 hectares, an increase of 1.0; oil seed sowing area of ??9,750 hectares, a decrease of 2.1; vegetable sowing area of ??8,446 hectares, an increase of 1.7; fruit sowing area The melon planting area was 502 hectares, a decrease of 11.0. In 2013, Jiangshan City's total grain output was 231,800 tons, an increase of 1.5% over the previous year; oilseed output was 15,300 tons, an increase that was basically the same as the previous year; edible fungi output was 105,300 tons, a decrease of 9.3%; fruit melon output was 16,100 tons. , down 8.3. In 2013, Jiangshan City completed afforestation area of ??699 hectares throughout the year, and the actual area of ??young forest tending was 934 hectares. The forest area is 138,100 hectares, and the forest coverage rate is 68.4. A total of 805,000 acres of ecological public welfare forests have been built. In 2013, the total annual meat output in Jiangshan City was 71,100 tons, a decrease of 2.7% from the previous year, of which 59,600 tons of pork were produced, a decrease of 3.2% from the previous year. Throughout the year, 1.1917 million pigs were slaughtered, a decrease of 8.4%; 8.796 million poultry were slaughtered, a decrease of 0.7%. Honey production is 20,500 tons and milk production is 20 tons. In 2013, Jiangshan City achieved remarkable results in the construction of new rural areas and won the title of Outstanding County (City) in the Province for five consecutive years. 15 happy villages in China were successfully built, and 42 villages that met the five-category standards were built. 5,338 rural housing units were renovated and 9,082 old houses were demolished. Fifteen villages have been renovated, 96 rural biogas pools with a capacity of 8,750 cubic meters have been built, and 540 new biogas users have been added. The coverage rate of centralized collection and treatment of rural garbage reaches 100%. One new provincial-level farmhouse specialty spot was added, and the city's farmhouses received a total of 2.038 million tourists. A total of 13,352 farmers were trained throughout the year, including 5,686 rural practical talents. Resettled 2,193 farmers who were relocated from other places. Secondary industry In 2013, Jiangshan City completed an industrial added value of 11.935 billion yuan, an increase of 11.2% over the previous year based on comparable prices. The total output value of industries above designated size was 32.737 billion yuan, an increase of 10.1%, of which: heavy industry was 24.715 billion yuan, an increase of 11.6%; light industry was 8.022 billion yuan, an increase of 6.0%. The industrial sales output value was 32.108 billion yuan, an increase of 9.5%, and the production-to-sales ratio reached 98.1. The total industrial export value for the whole year was 2.747 billion yuan, an increase of 16.9%. At the end of 2013, Jiangshan City had 289 industrial enterprises above designated size, 5 more than the previous year. The number of enterprises with main business income of more than 100 million yuan reached 72, an increase of 7. There are 22 large and medium-sized enterprises. In 2013, among the industries above designated size in Jiangshan City, the output value of the chemical industry was 3.931 billion yuan, an increase of 1.24% over the previous year; the output value of the building materials industry was 2.686 billion yuan, a decrease of 0.7%; the output value of the electrical machinery and equipment industry was 9.715 billion yuan, an increase of 6.6%; The output value of the processing industry was 4.188 billion yuan, an increase of 7.7%; the output value of the metal products industry was 1.440 billion yuan, an increase of 1.0%; the output value of the electricity and heat production and supply industry was 1.127 billion yuan, an increase of 2.67%. In 2013, the cement output in Jiangshan City's building materials industry was 9.76 million tons, an increase of 6.0% over the previous year. The steel output in the ferrous metal smelting industry was 43,345 tons, an increase of 31.6%. The output of yarn in textile and clothing products was 8,627 tons, a decrease of 15.6%; the output of clothing was 3.16 million pieces, an increase of 21.1%. The annual power generation was 633 million kilowatt-hours, an increase of 19.0%. In 2013, Jiangshan City's industrial enterprises above designated size achieved total profits and taxes of 3.488 billion yuan, a decrease of 1.5% from the previous year, of which total profits were 2.429 billion yuan, an increase of 2.5%. In 2013, Jiangshan City's construction industry achieved an added value of 1.264 billion yuan, an increase of 7.5% over the previous year based on comparable prices. There were 41 qualified construction enterprises in the city included in the construction industry statistics, with 29,100 employees at the end of the year. The construction area of ??construction companies throughout the year was 6.834 million square meters, and the completed housing area was 2.646 million square meters.

Tertiary Industry In 2013, Jiangshan City completed telecommunications business revenue of 299 million yuan, an increase of 5.3%. At the end of the year, urban and rural fixed-line users reached 106,000, a decrease of 10.8%; at the end of the year, mobile phone users reached 475,500, an increase of 1.9%. The telephone penetration rate (including mobile phones) is 95.8 units per 100 people. In 2013, Jiangshan City received 7.0198 million domestic tourists, an increase of 30.6% over the previous year, and domestic tourism revenue was 3.951 billion yuan, an increase of 31.1%. There were 36,940 inbound tourists throughout the year, among which 15,265 were foreigners and 21,675 were compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Foreign exchange income from international tourism was US$15.6246 million. The city has 11 tourist-star hotels and restaurants with a total of 1,012 guest rooms. Transportation Jiangjing-Taiwan (Huangqunan) Expressway and Zhejiang-Ganxi Railway run through the entire territory. Two EMUs from Shanghai and Hangzhou depart from Jiangsu. The largest railway freight yard in western Zhejiang is built; National Highway 205, Provincial Highway 48, and Provincial Highway 46 The county and township roads crisscross and extend in all directions, and the highway freight turnover reaches 2.95 billion ton kilometers. The urban area is 40 kilometers away from Quzhou Airport, and it takes about 3-5 hours to get to Hangzhou, Shanghai and Ningbo along the expressway. The Hangzhou-Changchun Passenger Dedicated Line passes through our city and has a station. After completion, it will take one hour to reach Hangzhou from Jiangshan. The mountain is known as "the key to the southeast and the throat to Fujian". It is the southwest gateway of Zhejiang Province and one of the sources of the Qianjiang River. The double track of the Zhejiang-Jiangxi Railway and the Huang-Qunan Expressway under construction run through the entire territory. The 205 National Highway that connects Zhejiang, Fujian and Anhui, the 617 Provincial Highway that goes directly to Hangzhou via Quzhou, and the main highways leading to Yushan, Guangfeng and other roads all pass through the territory, with a traffic mileage of 655.05 kilometers. In 2013, Jiangshan City completed 27.787 million tons of cargo transportation by various transportation modes throughout the year, including: 3.057 million tons by railway, an increase of 5.4%; and 24.73 million tons by highway, a decrease of 3.7%. In 2013, Jiangshan City completed passenger transportation volume by various transportation modes throughout the year. The transportation volume was 23.3768 million people, including: 546,800 railways, an increase of 11.7%; 22.83 million highways, an increase of 1.1%. In 2013, the number of civilian vehicles in Jiangshan City was 52,937, an increase of 16.6% over the previous year, including 41,005 passenger vehicles. There are 10,296 trucks. The number of motorcycles in the city was 39,359, an increase of 0.8. At the end of 2013, Jiangshan City had 1,892.62 kilometers of various types of highways, including 1,757.02 kilometers of graded highways. Local culture, customs and flavor foods: rice cakes, potato flowers, rice coke, rice tofu, mochi, rice dumplings, rice cakes, dried kiwi fruit, Qingming fruit. Holidays: New Year's Eve and Spring Festival, Beginning of Spring, Lantern Festival, Qingming, Beginning of Summer, Dragon Boat Festival, June 6th, Zhongyuan Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Winter Solstice. Religion Buddhism: During the Xiaoliang period of the Southern Dynasties, Buddhism was introduced into the country. The earlier temples in the county include the Xiakou Guotai Temple built in the fifth year of Tianjian of Liang Dynasty (506), the Haihui Temple (originally named Longhua Temple) and Shishui Temple in the city built in the eighteenth year of Tianjian's reign. In the seventh year of Jin Tianfu (942) after the Five Dynasties, the eminent monk Fayan of Xingguo Temple in Huzhou built Juyuan Temple in Jufeng Village, Zhangcun Township. Taoism: According to old records, in the early Tang Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty, Zhan Miaorong, a native of Poyang (now Boyang, Jiangxi Province), practiced Taoism in Jiangshan. After liberation, Taoist religious activities gradually decreased. Christianity: In the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1905), German missionary Tang Mingxing came to Jiangshan to preach and established the Jiangshan branch of the China Inland Mission Gospel Hall. In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), the Shanghai Christian Inland Mission sent Canadian missionaries Han Yaoji (female) and Gao Weiyiluo (female) to Jiangshan to preach. They set up a church in Zhangshu Lane, Wenmingfang, the county seat, and called it Jiangshan Christian Inland Mission. Dialect Jiangshan dialect is a Wu dialect and belongs to the Jinqu area of ??Wu dialect. There are two main dialects in the territory: Jiangshan dialect and Nianbadu dialect. Jiangshan dialect belongs to the Wu dialect and is spoken in Jiangshan City. There are slight differences between the southern part (Shanglu Township) and the northern part (Xialu Township), which does not affect communication with each other. Nianbadu dialect is a Mandarin dialect, which is called "zhengzi" by local people and is commonly used in Nianbadu Town. Local specialty Jiangshan Green Peony Tea Jiangshan Green Peony Tea is also known as Xianxia Hualong. It is named after its green color and peony-like shape, which is produced in Xianxia Ridge.

Jiangshan White Feather Silky Chicken Jiangshan White Feather Silky Chicken is one of China's rare chicken breeds. It is an excellent breed that can be used for medicine, eggs, and meat. It is native to Tanshi, Chengguan, Qinghu, Yutou and other townships in Jiangshan City, Zhejiang Province. It was started in 1980 Gradually promoted inside and outside the province, the annual breeding volume of the province has reached more than 200,000 pigeons. Jiangshan White Mushroom "Jiangshan White Mushroom" is a white enoki mushroom successfully bred by the Jiangshan Agricultural Science Institute of Zhejiang Province in 1989. After multiple tests organized by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Agriculture, it was recognized and approved by the Zhejiang Provincial Crop Variety Approval Committee in 1996 and named Overview of tourist landscape resources Jiangshan City has a national scenic spot, Jianglang Mountain, a national AAAA scenic spot that has been included in the world natural heritage "Chinese Danxia", and the only intact Huangchao Uprising site in the country. Xianxia Pass, as well as more than 150 scenic spots such as Qingyang Mao's ancestral home, Dai Li's hometown, Fugai Mountain, Xiali Lake, and Moon Lake. Jianglang Mountain, a national key scenic spot, is located in Jianglang, 25 kilometers south of Jiangshan City. Township. The ancient names of Jinchun Mountain, Xulang Mountain and Yulang Mountain (according to "Fang Yu Sheng Lue") are known as "the most majestic in the world and the most beautiful in the southeast". "Wen Si Bo Yao" says: "There are three brothers of the Jiang family. It turns into stone when you climb to the top, so it is also called Jianglang Mountain. The main peak of Jiangshan Jianglang Mountain is 824 meters above sea level. The main scenic area consists of five parts: Sanshi Peak, Shibaqu, Tashan, Niubifeng and Xianju Temple. It is a far-reaching and far-reaching mountain. A famous tourist attraction, it is famous for its majesty and strangeness. On the top of the mountain, there are three huge rocks rising into the sky, more than 360 meters high, shaped like stalagmites and axes. The three peaks are arranged in the shape of "Chuan" from north to south. : Langfeng, Yafeng and Lingfeng, commonly known as "Sanyi Stone", can be called "the first peak of Danxia in China". The Fugai Stone Cave Group is located in Jiangshan City, Zhejiang Province. It is a primitive ecology formed by ancient crustal movement. The landscape is named because the top of the mountain is covered with huge rocks, which appear to be floating and moving. It is an important part of the Jianglang Mountain National Key Scenic Area. There are four monsters in Fugai Mountain: cloud monsters, stone monsters, cave monsters, and spring monsters. Moon Lake Jiangshan Moon Lake is a national water conservancy scenic spot, a patriotism education base in Zhejiang Province, a national beekeeping demonstration area, and a national bee product base because it is located at the foot of the most famous Sun Mountain in Jiangshan, which is derived from the correspondence between yin and yang and the contrast of the mountains and rivers. Jiangshan Moon Lake Tourist Area is rich in natural and cultural landscapes. There are six bronze chime bells from the Spring and Autumn Period, a national second-class cultural relic unearthed in the tourist area; there is a provincial cultural protection unit - the Wanyao Site Group of the Song Dynasty; There are relics such as the Red Army slogans of General Su Yu who fought in the Moon Lake area; there is the Shibi Temple, a thousand-year-old temple that still has charm; There is a plaque "Yimen Family"; there are 12 farmhouses; outdoor expansion training includes: jumping out of the true self (high-altitude horizontal bar), moving towards success (breaking the bridge in the air), Big Mac ladder, Burmese bridge on the water, trust back fall and other projects; there are Chai Yuanbiao and Chai Dengsun, the official officials of Jianning Prefecture in the Song Dynasty, wrote many poems praising the Shibi Temple and other landscapes in the lake area. Many beautiful myths and legends about the lake area are widely circulated and can be seen in many newspapers and periodicals. The novel "Magical Moon Lake" has been published for a long time. ; Moon Lake has 7 bays and 24 islands, the largest of which is Yequ Island, which is 108 acres. The islands are of different sizes and shapes; the 58.77-kilometer lake shoreline is winding and full of changes; the overall planning area of ??the tourist area is 90.32 square kilometers, including the water area. 10 square kilometers. The lake has a wide surface, beautiful mountains and rivers, fresh air, and coolness in the hot summer. It has the reputation of "natural oxygen bar on the water". Xianxia Pass According to historical records, when the Huangchao uprising army marched into Fujian in the late Tang Dynasty, they opened this mountain road. The Guanxiong Gorge here is dangerous and is the strategic point of the three provinces of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi. It is known as "the key to the southeast" and "the throat of Fujian". Xianxia Pass, located on the vast Xianxia Ancient Road, has four existing gates, all built with stones. The main attractions in Touguan include Songfeng Pavilion, "Southeast Lock Key" Stone Stele, Shuangbaoshu, Huanxia Pool, Tianyu Temple (the ruins of Guandi Temple), Chongtian Garden and Xianxialing Historical Materials Exhibition Hall, Huangchao Stone Statue and Sha Menghai Inscription Engraved "Chrysanthemum Poems" stele and so on. There are Ganquan, Xialing Pavilion and Shuxingzhai ruins in Erguan. There are ancient fortress ruins at Sanguan. There is Fukou Pavilion at the four passes. There is Dai Li's hometown in the preservation area in the north of Xianxia Ridge. Xianxia Pass was listed as one of the first batch of provincial key cultural relics protection units in 1963.

The Nianbadu Ancient Town in Lingnan preserves a large number of ancient buildings and has rich architectural cultural connotations. It is a provincial-level historical and cultural town. In 878 AD, the Huangchao uprising army passed through Xianxia Ridge in Jiangshan and headed towards Jianou, Fujian. They opened up the Xianxia Ancient Road and built Xianxia Pass. There are four gates and five kilometers of ancient roads built with granite. It is the only intact Huangchao Uprising site in the country. The first gate is 55 meters high, 60 meters long, and the gate wall is more than 3 meters thick. Qingyang Village Qingyang Village is an aristocratic but not wealthy Jinshi village. According to historical data, the "Three Qus" in the "Three Qus of the Mao family's ancestral home" recorded in the *** Shaoshan genealogy refer to this historical place. Qingyang Village has had 6 ministers and 80 Jinshi. Longtuge in the Northern Song Dynasty was waiting to be compiled. Maojian, the twenty-seventh generation of the Qingyang family, began to compile the "Qingyang Mao Family Genealogy" in the sixth year of Yuanfeng in the Song Dynasty (1083), recording the reproduction and migration of the Mao family. After successive generations of descendants, it has been continuously revised, forming a collection of heaven, spring, summer, autumn, winter, earth, inner and outer, with a total of 67 volumes. The "Qingyang Mao Family Genealogy", which was revised in the eighth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty, was included in the first batch of "China Archives and Documents Heritage List". 28th Capital is a famous historical and cultural town and a creative base for writers in Zhejiang Province. Located at the junction of the three provinces of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi, it has historically been an important market town in the border area and is known as the "Key to Fengxi". Experts hail it as a "cultural enclave", and scholars call it "a dream lost in the mountains." Main features: public buildings - folk crafts - literary and artistic activities - lattice windows - doors and Door arches - wood carvings - stone carvings - painted murals. City Honors On September 11, 2018, Jiangshan City was shortlisted for approval as a National Forest City in 2018. On November 10, 2018, it won the "Top Ten All-for-One Tourism Demonstration Counties and Cities in China in 2018" award. In March 2019, it was selected into the first batch of counties for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics.