What are the specialties of Kaili?

1. Kaili City’s local famous and special products can be divided into two categories: agricultural products and industrial products.

2. The main agricultural specialty products include: Xianglu Mountain fog tea, Pingliang fragrant rice, Kaili persimmon flower, Wanchao indigo, Longchang silkworm cocoon, Kaili sour soup fish, Kaili carp (field-raised ), Longchang watermelon, Panghai ginger, Lushan grape, etc., as well as the "Three Spicy" series of products produced by Kaili City Supply and Marketing Cooperative San Spicy Cooperative.

3. The main industrial specialty products include: Zhouxi reed pipe, Kaili balsamic vinegar, Kaitang silver jewelry, Wanshui sickle, rice ponytail hat, Panghai bowl, hanging ding embroidered apron, dragon field Lejia batik, hanging brocade suspenders, Zhouxi Cixiu purse, etc. The economic income is considerable, which can be used by tourists to come to watch and purchase and investors to come to participate in production and investment, which promotes the economic development of Kaili City.

4. Kaili: Kaili City, referred to as "Kai", also known as: Miaoling Pearl, is located in eastern Guizhou Province, China. It is a regional central city in eastern Guizhou Province, China, and one of the five major urban centers in the Central Guizhou Economic Zone. The capital of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture; one of the major central cities in Guizhou Province, China.

5. Kaili is known as the "Hometown of Hundred Festivals in China", with the longest and widest Wind and Rain Bridge in the world and the largest Miao village in the world. Kaili combines the wave of modernization with the traditional Miao and Dong culture, integrating modernization and tradition, and promotes Kaili to become an excellent tourist city. Famous attractions around Kaili and in the city include Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, Shanmu River, Yuntai Mountain, Jianhe Hot Spring, Miao and Dong Style Garden, Xiasi Ancient Town, Zhouxi Ecological Park, Nanhua Miao Village, Qianyang First Mountain, Pingliang Ancient Gorge, etc.

6. Kaili City is located at the foothills of Miaoling Mountains in the transitional area from the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau to the central hills, and by the Qingshui River; geographically, Kaili City reaches Taijiang County in the east, Fuquan City in the west, and Fuquan City in the southwest. Majiang County reaches Danzhai County in the south, Leishan County in the southeast, and Huangping County in the north; it starts from Guading Nangao Village in Sankeshu Town in the east, Datian Baila Village in Lushan Town in the west, and Qingmanqinglang Village in Zhouxi Town in the south. , reaching Pingliang Dulan Village in Dafengdong Township in the north, is 51.76 kilometers long and 44.3 kilometers wide.

7. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to __ (_Ke), in the Warring States, Qin, Han, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, it belonged to Qielan, in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it belonged to Binhua County, and in the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Hejiang Prefecture. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Qingpingbao, Si, Wei, County or Kaili Si, Wei, County were established. In the third year of the Republic of China, it was renamed Lushan County, renamed Kaili County in 1958, and Kaili City was established in 1983. "Kaili" is a Miao transliteration, meaning "the fields of the Mulao people" (the Miao people call the Mulao people "Kai", and the fields are "li", and "Kaili" means "the place where the Mulao people's fields are") .

8. Kaili City was originally Lushan County. The Han Dynasty of Lushan County was the land of Qielan, which was the county seat of Maxia (now Majiang County) in the Yuan Dynasty. Qingping Fort was built in the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Qingping Changguishi was built in the 20th year (1389), and it was changed to Qingpingwei in the 30th year (1397). In May of the seventh year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1494), Qingping County was established and placed under the jurisdiction of Duyun Prefecture. In the seventh year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1668), it was merged into Maha (now Majiang) Prefecture. In the eleventh year (1672), Qingping County was restored. In the forty-first year (1702), Kaili Appeasement Division was merged into Qingping County. In the second year of the Republic of China (1914), Qingping County was changed to Lushan County.