Weather in Jiujiang County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province

Jiujiang is known as the North Gate of Jiangxi, one of the megacities in China, one of the most important cities in central China, the starting point of the famous Changjiu Industrial Corridor and one of the most important inland open cities in China. It is an important port city along the Yangtze River in Jiangxi Province, China. On the bank of the Yangtze River, Mufu Mountain is in the north, and it is adjacent to Anhui and Hubei. The terrain is high from east to west, low in the middle and slightly higher in the south, with an average elevation of 32 meters in the north. The whole territory is 270 kilometers long from east to west and 140 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of 18800 square kilometers, accounting for 1 1.3% of the total area of Jiangxi Province, of which the planned urban area is 300 square kilometers and the built-up area is 90%. The popular dialects in the city are Gan dialect, Jianghuai Mandarin and so on.

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Jiujiang is a key inland open city in China, an important city in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and an important city in Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone. It is the capital where ships and cars gather and merchants gather. Jiujiang is located at the junction of Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Anhui provinces, and it is a military town that military strategists must contend for. Due to its unique conditions, Jiujiang has long been a light industrial city and has developed into an industrial city along the Yangtze River. Today, its automobile, steel, furniture, glass and other industries are very developed. Jiujiang is a vibrant city, which has made great progress in finance, culture, information and communication, education and research, and transportation.

Jiujiang is a famous cultural city with a long history. The names of Jiujiang were recorded for the first time in Shangshu Yugong, such as "Empty Sound of Jiujiang" and "Crossing Jiujiang to Dongling". Later, according to Jin Taikang, Jiujiang originated from "Liu Xin thought there were nine rivers in the lake (namely Ganjiang, Poyang Lake, Yingshui, Xiushui, Ganshui, Xu Shui, Shushui and Nanshui). The Yangtze River flows through Jiujiang waters and flows into Poyang Lake and the rivers adjacent to Jiangxi, Hubei and Anhui provinces. All the rivers belong to the sea, with huge water potential and magnificent river surface. Jiujiang appellation has two sources. One is that "nine" is the largest number considered by ancient people in China, "Jiujiang" means "land where many waters meet" and "nine" means nothing; Second, "I thought nine rivers (Ganjiang, Poyang, Ying, Xiushui, Ganshui, Xu Shui, Shushui, Nanshui and Pengshui) entered Li Pengze Wild", that is, where the nine rivers meet, and "Nine" actually refers to. The Yangtze River flows through Jiujiang waters and flows into Poyang Lake and the rivers adjacent to Jiangxi, Hubei and Anhui provinces. All the rivers belong to the sea, with huge water potential and magnificent river surface.

Jiujiang, as an administrative division, first appeared in the Western Han Dynasty, and Jiujiang built a county, called Chaisang, which is now Jiujiang City. He was a general riding a chariot in the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (2065438 BC+0 BC). Guan Ying dug a well here and built a city to defend it. It is called a city, also known as Guanying City. During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wu Dong and was transferred to Wuchang County. Jiujiang County was changed to Jiangzhou in the Tang Dynasty, Heyang County in the first year of Tianbao (742) and Jiangzhou in the first year of Gan Yuan (758). During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Jiangzhou was a place of moral education in the Southern Tang Dynasty, so Xunyang was changed to Dehua, Jiangzhou was abandoned, and Jiangzhou was restored in the Song Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, the road was changed. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Chen Youliang claimed to be the emperor and made Jiangzhou his capital. The Ming Dynasty diverted to Jiujiang Prefecture, and the Qing Dynasty was ruled by the Ming Dynasty. After the Revolution of 1911, the imperial system was abolished, and Daoling County was established in 19 14. Jiujiang Prefecture was changed to Heyang Road, and * * led 20 counties, among which Dehua County was changed to Jiujiang County in 19 14 because it had the same name as Dehua County in Fujian Province.

Jiujiang has outstanding people, rich resources and extremely rich tourism resources. Convenient land and water transportation has promoted the economic and cultural development of China, making Jiujiang, which enjoys the title of "the mouth of three rivers and the thoroughfare of seven provinces", the world's "hometown of eyebrows". Developed land and water transportation made Jiujiang, which has a history of more than 2,000 years, once become a military center and a commercial and cultural exchange center.

Lushan Mountain, a famous historical mountain in China, has attracted celebrities, scholars and outstanding religious figures from past dynasties with its charming appearance, and Qin Shihuang Hanwu once stepped into it ... Over the past two thousand years, many outstanding figures have sung many popular poems for Lushan Mountain, making it a famous mountain throughout the ages. Lushan Mountain, where Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Islam coexist, has formed a unique cultural phenomenon in Chinese and foreign history. Beautiful scenery, changeable scenery, known as "Kuanglu Wonderland No.1 in the world". It is a famous scenic spot in China. It was approved as a "World Cultural Landscape" by UNESCO in 1996 and included in the World Heritage List. In 2006, it was approved as the first batch of world geoparks in China.

Poyang Lake in Jiujiang is the earliest fishery base in China and the largest wintering habitat for migratory birds in the world. The largest freshwater lake in China. In winter and spring, about 200 kinds of rare birds and cranes gather here, which is known as the "Second Great Wall of China". Jiujiang modern transportation has formed a three-dimensional transportation network of water, land and air. Convenient transportation in history once made Jiujiang a cultural exchange center in ancient China, and it was one of the famous "four rice markets" and "three tea markets" in ancient China.