Please introduce Tuscany, Italy.

The name of Tuscany (Italian means Tuscany) evolved from Etruscan. Tuscany is a large region of Italy, located in the central and western Italy, with Latin area in the south, Apennines and Apennines in the north and northeast, and tyrrhenian sea in the west and southwest, including Massa, Lucca, pistoia, Florence, Livorno, Pisa, arezzo, Siena and rossetto. It covers an area of 23,000 square kilometers. The population is 3.582 million (1982). Umbria is in the east, Amelia Romagne and Liguria are in the north, and tyrrhenian sea is in the west. Florence, the capital. There are many mountains, hills and plains in coastal areas and river valleys. Mount Simoni, 2 165 meters above sea level, is the highest point. Mediterranean climate. The main rivers are Arno River and Weng Bourone River. The mountainous area is rich in hydraulic resources and has large hydropower stations. There are iron, lead, zinc, antimony, mercury, copper, pyrite and other mineral deposits, as well as the world-famous carrara marble. One of the most prosperous agricultural areas in China, it mainly produces olives, grapes, wheat, barley, oats, rye, corn and sugar beet. Near Siena, vegetable and fruit planting industry is developed, and cattle, sheep and poultry breeding industry is developed. It is often considered as the best place in Italy. Its capital is Florence.

Tuscany has always enjoyed a high reputation in Europe. This beautiful city, the birthplace of Italian civilization, the Renaissance city of Florence, the seaside town of Pisa and the famous ancient city of Siena are all in Tuscany, and Florence is the capital of Tuscany.

The blue sky and white clouds in the sun are the most typical weather in Tuscany. Colored walls, dark green shutters and crimson roof are the iconic colors here. Tuscany has the quietest and most primitive life. Those ancient medieval towns are quiet and leisurely, and the flour on the marble slabs is awakened by the cuckoo's cry on the bodhi tree. Walk along the terraced fields and see what the olives look like on the first day ... This is the life in Tuscany.