Where is the Yanting Pavilion? How's it going?

Yanting County is located in the southeast of Mianyang City, with an area of 1647.6 square kilometers, 600,000 mu of cultivated land and a total population of 602,600. There are Hui, Mongolian, Qiang and Tibetan minorities.

Yanting is a lean pig base county in China, which has a long history of planting mulberry and sericulture. County planting mulberry, sericulture, silk reeling and silk weaving, silk products sell well at home and abroad, and it is a cocoon production base county in Sichuan Province. From 1995, the "20 million livestock and poultry project" was implemented, and it is planned to achieve the goal of 20 million livestock and poultry slaughter in three years.

The effect of closing hillsides to facilitate afforestation in Yanting is remarkable, and the forest coverage rate is about 55%. It has successively won the titles of "National Advanced Unit for Long-term Defense Engineering Construction" and "National Top 100 Afforestation and Greening Counties".

The sustained and stable development of agriculture laid the foundation for the start of local industry. The natural pigment of pepper produced is exported to foreign countries, and the fans of Gongting won the national gold medal. "Jade Dragon Peach Slice" won the quality product of the Ministry of Commerce.

Yanting county has developed commerce and prosperous market, and Tangba highway runs across the territory, creating conditions for material exchange.

There are National Forest Park, Alpine Park and the tomb of Dong Shufeng, the county magistrate who advised people to raise silkworms. Yanting County is located in the southeast of Mianyang City, with an area of 1647.6 square kilometers, 600,000 mu of cultivated land and a total population of 602,600. There are Hui, Mongolian, Qiang and Tibetan minorities.

Yanting county has developed commerce and prosperous market, and Tangba highway runs across the territory, creating conditions for material exchange. There are National Forest Park, Alpine Park and the tomb of Dong Shufeng, the county magistrate who advised people to raise silkworms.