How about Changning, Hunan?

To be honest, Chang Ning is pretty good. It mainly depends on which city it is compared with and in what aspect. The total population of Changning is nearly 900,000. Among the seven counties (cities) and five districts of Hengyang City, the population is neither large nor small, and the economy is not bad. The traffic is slightly worse, but it has improved in recent years. Specialties include camellia oil, residue-free ginger, etc. Shuikou Mountain, the "lead capital of China", is also located in Changning. In recent years, a number of high-end tourist attractions have been created, and China Yinshan Mountain is a national AAA-level scenic spot. There are Peiyuan Pagoda and Xiangshan Temple in the urban area. The scenic belt along the river is being beautified, as well as Xijiang Rafting, Tiantang Lake, etc. From a national perspective, Changning's free public transportation is the first of its kind in the country. The Camellia Camellia Tourism and Culture Festival has also been held for two consecutive years to create the "Oil Capital of China". Compared with developed regions such as the Yangtze River Delta, Pearl River Delta, and Bohai Rim, the economy is far behind. But compared with less developed or underdeveloped county-level cities in the west, it is still "awesome".