Which city does Liyang belong to?

Liyang belongs to Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province.

Liyang has many types of landforms, such as low mountains, hills and plain polder areas. The terrain is higher in the south, west and north, and the abdomen in the east is flat. The southern part is a low mountain area with steep mountains; The northwest is hilly, with rolling mountains; The abdomen is flat from west to east, which is a plain polder.

Liyang belongs to the northern subtropical monsoon climate, with wet and cold weather, four distinct seasons and moderate humidity. The annual average temperature 15.5℃, the monthly average temperature 1 month is 2.7℃, and July is 28. 1℃. The frost-free period is 250 days, the precipitation is 1 152. 1mm, the sunshine time is 1992.5h, and the dominant wind direction throughout the year is the east wind.

Attractions:

Wawushan, located at the junction of Liyang and Jurong, is also connected with Jintan and Lishui. It connects Maoshan, a Taoist holy place in the north, and Tianmu Lake, a green fairyland in the south. It is the hub of 104 National Highway and Nanjing-Hangzhou Expressway.

Bozoji is located at the top of Wawu Mountain. Founded in the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, it was originally named "Huazang Temple" and "Hongji" and was known as "Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Area". The main buildings in the reconstructed Bozoji are Tennoja, Kannonji, three temples and the bell tower of Dizang Temple. Temple fair on July 30th of the lunar calendar.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Liyang