Introduction to Yongji

Yongji, called Puban in ancient times, is adjacent to Pujinguan, which is the traffic artery of Qin Jin and the political, economic, cultural and military center of ancient Hedong area. Yongji city is located at the southwest end of Shanxi Province, where North China, Northwest China and Central Plains connect. It is the regional center of the Yellow River Golden Triangle in Jin, Qin and Henan. It faces Dali County and Heyang County of Shaanxi Province across the river in the west, Ruicheng County in the south, Yuncheng City in the east and Linyi County in the north. 12 Yongji belonged to Taizhou and Zhou Pu in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and Zhou Pu became one of the six major cities in the Tang Dynasty. Yongji County was named in Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty. 1994 1 month, the county was withdrawn and the city was established. Yongji is rich in humanities, with many scholars in the Tang Dynasty, painters in the Song Dynasty, officials in the Ming Dynasty and artists in the Qing Dynasty. There are the wonders of the Five Old Peaks, the Valley of Wang Guan, the Iron Bull of the Tang Kaiyuan, and the Stork House. By the end of 20 14, Yongji had three streets and seven towns under its jurisdiction, and won many awards, such as "China Excellent Tourism City", "National Double Support Model City", "National Top 100 Food Industry City", "China Characteristic Charming City", "National Advanced City of Scientific and Technological Progress", "China Top 10 Best Investment Environment City" and "66 Tourism and Cultural Counties to Visit in a Lifetime". The jurisdiction is 49 kilometers wide from east to west and 43.5 kilometers long from north to south, with a total land area of 122 1.06 square kilometers.