Luzhou is a city in which province?

Luzhou District, affiliated to Changzhi City, Shanxi Province, is located on the eastern edge of the Shangdang Basin on the top of the Taihang Mountains, on the bank of the Zhang River. In the north, it borders Xiangyuan County, Lucheng District, Pingshun County, Huguan County, Shangdang District, Changzi County and Tunliu District in a clockwise direction, with a total area of ??380.6 square kilometers and a population of 860,000. It is the political, economic, cultural and scientific and technological information of Changzhi City.

Which city does Luzhou District belong to?

Luzhou District is the hometown of the "four major myths" of the goddess patching up the sky, Jingwei reclaiming the sea, Houyi shooting, and Shennong tasting grass. Strategically located, Liu Bocheng Factory, the former sites of the five major anti-Japanese secret agencies, the first branch of the Anti-Japanese University, the Eighth Route Army Headquarters, the Central Northern Bureau of the Communist Party of China and other famous patriotic education bases.

Luzhou District is located at the top of the Golden Triangle of the Central Plains Economic Zone, with roads, railways, and air connections extending in all directions, and directly connecting to Kyushu. Major highways such as Taichang, Handan, Changjin Expressway, 208, and 309 run through the entire territory. Changbei and Changzhi railway stations, as well as the Taijiao high-speed railway station and Changzhi Airport under construction, are located in Shanxi's second largest airport, with direct flights to 18 major cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Tianjin, and Chongqing, making it one of the " Top Ten Investment and Entrepreneurship Cities in China”.

Luzhou District has a natural landscape layout of “mountains in the east and rivers in the west”. Laodingshan National Forest Park is located 60 kilometers east of the radius. It is the green barrier and "natural oxygen bar" of Changzhi City. To the west is the largest Changzhi Wetland in North China, known as the "kidney of Changzhi". Zhangze Lake, four times larger than West Lake, is the third largest artificial lake scenic spot in Shanxi Province and is known as the "Pearl of Taihang". /upload/images/2019/11/13/1573633643339855.jpg?x-image-process=image/resize,w_500