Jinhua
Jinhua ( Chinese 金华 市 , Pinyin Jīnhuá Shì ) is a district-free city in the center of the south- east Chinese province of Zhejiang . The economic metropolis is located about 300 kilometers south of Shanghai in a valley. Jinhua has about 5.52 million inhabitants on an area of 10,900 km². 710,597 people live in the actual urban settlement area of Jinhua (2010 census). The cities of Yiwu, Dongyang and Yongkang are among the 100 economically strongest county towns among the 374 county towns in China.
Administrative structure
The district-free city of Jinhua consists of two districts , four district-free cities and three districts. These are:
- Wucheng District (婺 城区) Wùchéng Qū ;
- Jindong District (金东区) Jīndōng Qū ;
- City of Lanxi (兰溪 市) Lánxī Shì ;
- City of Yongkang (永康市) Yǒngkāng Shì ;
- City of Yiwu (义乌 市) Yìwū Shì ;
- Dongyang City (东阳 市) Dōngyáng Shì ;
- Wuyi County (武义 县) Wǔyì Xiàn ;
- Circuit pujiang (浦江县) Pǔjiāng Xiàn ;
- District Pan'an (磐安县) Pan'an Xiàn .
Twin cities
- Düren in NRW , Germany (since 2002)
- Hollabrunn in Lower Austria , Austria
sons and daughters of the town
- Ai Qing (1910–1996), poet and painter, father of Ai Weiwei
- Ai Xuan (born 1947), painter
- Kongjian Yu (* 1963), landscape architect and university professor
- Xu Yuhua (* 1976), chess player and former world chess champion
Attractions
The official residence of Prince Shi ( Li Shixian李世贤) of the Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace ( Taiping tianguo ) (Taiping tianguo Shiwang fu 太平天国 侍 王府), the main hall of the Tianning Temple (Tianning si dadian 天宁寺 大殿), the place of Tiedian - The ceramic kiln and the Buddhist stone pillar of the Falong Temple (Falong si jingchuang 法 隆 寺 经幢) are on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China .
Web links
- Residence of Prince Shi of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
- Main Hall of Tianning Temple
- Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture ( Memento dated November 21, 2008)
- Tiedianyao yizhi
- Falong si jingchuang ( Memento July 11, 2007)
Individual evidence
- ^ Sister city : Jinhua , at www.dueren.de, accessed on February 16, 2013
- ↑ twinning on hollabrunn.gv.at, accessed on June 17, 2018
Coordinates: 29 ° 18 ' N , 120 ° 4' E