Huizhou, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, is one of the central cities of the Pearl River Delta.

Huizhou, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, is located on the east coast of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with Luofu Mountain at its back and Daya Bay to its south, and the Dongjiang River meandering for more than 100 kilometers in its territory, making it one of the central cities of the Pearl River Delta.

Introduction to Huizhou

Shantou City in the east, south of the South China Sea, and is connected to Shenzhen City, southwest of Dongguan City, west of Guangzhou City, north of Shaoguan City, northwestern and Heyuan City, as neighbors. Terrain northwest and northeast high, to the central Dongjiang tilt. High temperatures throughout the year, high temperature days; autumn and winter dry and less rain.

Huizhou is one of the important settlements and distribution centers of the Hakka people. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots, overseas Chinese residing in the Hakka four states, known as the Hakka Overseas Chinese Capital. Huizhou City, 152 kilometers from east to west and 128 kilometers from north to south.

The city's land area of 11,347 square kilometers, the sea area of 4,520 square kilometers, the coastline is 281.4 kilometers long, is one of the Guangdong Province, one of the big city of the sea. The city is divided into 1 township, 48 towns and 22 streets below the county (district). the city's resident population at the end of 2020 was 60,428,852.

Huizhou is rich in water resources, with a sea area of 4,520 square kilometers under its jurisdiction (ranking sixth in the province). There are more kinds of mineral resources, 38 kinds of minerals have been proved, and 506 mineral sites (points) have been found. The zones of Yonghan Town and Longtian Town in Longmen County, and Hengli Town in Huicheng District are rich in geothermal resources; the soil of the farming areas around Lianghua Town and Tiechong Town in Huidong County has certain selenium-rich potential.

Tourism resources are abundant, such as the West Lake Scenic Spot in Huizhou.