Which province and city is Ivory Village located in?

Ivory Village, formerly known as Ivory Village (mistakenly called Shangpingzhuang), is located in the west of Pomegranate Town, 7 kilometers away from the township, with Fanglin Village in the southeast, Qixi Village in the northeast, Panlong Village in the north, Shengli Village in the south, Tongmushan in the west and Wuzhai Township in Pinghe County. Administer 18 natural villages, 19 villagers' groups, 8 15 households with a population of 2956. At present, there are 63 official party member, including 8 female party member. The total land area of the village is more than 4860 mu, and the actual cultivated land area is about 2670 mu. Xixi, which originates from Pinghe Fanshan and flows through the east of the village, is the upper reaches of Luxi. The old line of provincial highway and mountain passes through the village, and there are township roads leading north to Panlong, Longling, Shancheng and Cheben. Youxiang Road goes south, through Shengli Village, to tan shan.

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There are some tourist attractions near Ivory Village, such as the former residence of Deng Zihui when he publicized the revolution in Puwei Village, the former site of Checun Village, the former site of Soviet consumer cooperatives in Cheben Township, the former site of revolutionary bonfires in small mountain cities, the memorial hall of the Red Army House, and the former site of the guerrilla headquarters of the Red Army in southern Fujian. And there are some specialties such as Guzhen Dahao, Zhangpu Shaxi Red Sturgeon, Wu's Litchi, Shaxi banyan bonsai, Deep Soil Porphyra and so on. Deng Zihui, a tour guide in Ivory Village, promoted his former revolutionary residence in Puwei Village.

Deng Zihui's former residence in Puwei Village when he publicized the revolution is located in Puwei Natural Village, Ivory Village, Pomegranate Town, Zhangpu County. On February 24th, 193 1 10, Fujian Province sent Deng Zihui to Zhangzhou, with the task of changing the purely military viewpoint of Zhangzhou guerrillas and closely linking their activities with the mass struggle. Zhangzhou at that time