2. Huangshan City, formerly known as Xin 'an, Zhangzhou and Huizhou. Huizhou is located at the southernmost tip of Anhui Province, bordering Jiangxi Province in the southwest and Zhejiang Province in the southeast. 1987 Huizhou was abolished and a prefecture-level city was established in the name of Huangshan Mountain, with a total area of 9,807 square kilometers.
Huangshan is a famous international tourist city, a member city of the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration, a national forest city, the world's first world-class excellent tourist destination, and rich in natural resources and historical and cultural relics.
3. County-level cities in Shandong Province, sponsored by Yantai City. Located in the northeast of Shandong Province, in the north of Yantai City, bordering the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea in the north. The total area of the city is 1 128.5 square kilometers, with a total population of 445,500 (at the end of 2007). By the end of 20 14, Penglai had jurisdiction over 5 streets and 7 towns.
Penglai is a hilly area, and its terrain inclines from southeast to northwest. The annual average temperature is 1 1.9℃, and the annual average precipitation is 606.2mm. The mineral resources in China include gold, iron, lead, zinc, marble, limestone, fluorite and granite. Rich in quality apples. It is one of the peanut production bases in China. Penglai Port, completed after 1949, can berth a 10,000-ton ship with passenger and cargo liners to Liaodong Peninsula and Changshan Islands. National Highway 206, Mouhuang Highway, Zhai Peng Highway and Pengshui Highway transit. Highway mileage is 861.2km (in 2007), of which expressway mileage is 37.7km. ..