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Xuzhou is located in the northwest of Jiangsu Province, only 300 kilometers away from Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu Province.

Xuzhou has a mild climate and four distinct seasons. Most of Xuzhou is made up of plains and hills. The early rivers of Yi River, Shu River, Grand Canal and Yellow River all pass through the city, while luoma lake and Shangwei Lake are scattered on the southern and northern edges of the city.

Xuzhou, formerly known as Pengcheng, has a splendid culture of 6,000 years. During the Yaodi period, Dapeng State was established here. It has a history of 2500 years and is one of the first cities in Jiangsu Province. Xuzhou was one of the nine countries ruled by Yu in Xia Dynasty (2 1 century BC), when he was in charge of managing rivers and waterways. At that time, Xuzhou was the name of a vast area centered on Pengcheng.

Xuzhou was once the territory of Chu in Qin and Han Dynasties. During the battle between General Xi and General Liu Bang, it was the capital of Western Chu. After Liu Chenggong, it became a fief of his relatives for hundreds of years. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao (then prime minister) appointed a county magistrate to manage Pengcheng, which was the first time to use the present name Xuzhou. The city was formally established in 1945, and has been under the direct jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province since 1953. It has jurisdiction over Fengxian, Peixian, Tongshan and Suining, Pizhou and Xinyi, and Yunlong, Gulou, Quanshan, Jiuli and Jiawang. It covers an area of 1 1.258 square meters.

English introduction of Xuzhou tourist attractions

Xuzhou is the largest city in northern Jiangsu Province and Huaihai region, a mega-city with legislative power approved by the State Council, three major urban core cities and four mega-cities planned and constructed in Jiangsu Province, one of the six central cities of China, the Eurasian Continental Bridge and one of the central cities of Hai Huai Economic Zone, and the second mega-city with a population of over three million at the eastern end of Eurasia. Xuzhou is known as "the thoroughfare of five provinces", with Huaihai in the west, Nanping in the east and Qilu in the north. Beijing-shanghai railway, Longhai Railway, Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway and Xu Lan Passenger Dedicated Line meet here. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal runs through the north and south side by side with Xuzhou, and the north bank of Weishan Lake. Roads extend in all directions, connecting Beijing and Tianjin in the north, Shanghai and Nanjing in the south, Lanxin in the west and Binhai in the east. It is an important land and water transportation hub in China and an important "crossroads" for economic ties between east and west, north and south. Wang Maofei, a writer of Xu School, commented on his hometown as follows: one state, the Han Dynasty, the west of Sanchu, four tours in Qianlong, five provinces, 6,000 years of civilization, seven visits by the Chairman, 800 Peng Zu songs, nine north passes through Xuzhou and Huaihai Road.

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Xuzhou is the birthplace of Han culture. The famous circus, karaoke bars, swallow house and crane pavilion are still there. The huge tombs of the kings of the Han and Chu Dynasties (including the Terracotta Warriors and the ancient portraits of the Han Dynasty) have been excavated one after another and listed as national key protected cultural relics. Musician Kyle and painter Li Keran were both born and raised in Xuzhou.

Xuzhou is the birthplace of two cultures in China. It plays Mattei, Gefengtai, Yanzi Tower, Fanghe Tower and other famous Chinese and foreign monuments, and it is still there. The huge tombs of the Chu Tomb in China (including the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of China and the ancient portraits of China) have been unearthed one after another and listed as national key protected cultural relics. Musician Mark and painter Li Keran are both born and raised in Xuzhou.