Aerial China:Lianyungang, Jiangsu

Описание: Lianyungang (prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province)
Lianyungang, a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province, is called Lian for short. It was called Qu, Donghai, Haizhou, Yuzhou, Hainingzhou in ancient times. It was also called Gangcheng. Because it faces the island and leans against Yuntai Mountain, it is named Lianyungang because of the seaport. Lianyungang is located in the eastern coastal area of ​​China, in the northeast of Jiangsu Province, on the west bank of Haizhou Bay, the Yellow Sea in the east, Xuzhou and Suqian in the west, Huai'an and Yancheng in the south, and Rizhao and Linyi in Shandong in the north. It has 3 districts under its jurisdiction. , 3 counties, with a total area of ​​7615 square kilometers, belong to the temperate monsoon climate.
Lianyungang is the eastern bridgehead of the New Eurasian Continental Bridge, a national comprehensive transportation hub city, and has the advantage of combining sea and land transportation. The two main railways along the coast and the Longhai and the Tongsan and Lianhuo two longest expressways from north to south and east to west in China converge at Lianyungang.
Lianyungang is a historical and cultural city in Jiangsu Province and a city inscribed on the Maritime Silk Road. It has a history of more than 2,200 years. The Tenghualuo site in the territory is one of the sites of the Longshan Cultural City in China. More than 2500 years ago, Confucius came here to climb the mountain and watch the sea, "asking the official Yu Tan." In the Qin Dynasty, Qu County was established and Shique was established as the east gate of Qin Dynasty. Lianyungang is the cultural origin of "Journey to the West" and "Journey to the West". It is known as "Huaikou Giant Town and Donghai Famous County"