Huizhou almost includes Jixi County in Xuancheng in southern Anhui today, as well as all of Huangshan City and Wuyuan County in Jiangxi Province. It can be seen that Huizhou is not only in Anhui, but also has a government and six counties, that is, Shexian, yi county, Xiuning, Qimen, Wuyuan and Jixi. At that time, the center was in Shexian County, and Huizhou is now very scattered, even Wuyuan.

Anyone who has studied geography will know that every province or region in China often has its own abbreviation. For example, Shandong is called Lu for short, and Henan is called Yu for short, while Anhui is not called Hui, but Anhui, of course. There is really an area, but now this place does not refer to a certain province, but spans several places. The emblem refers to Huizhou, as we said, Huizhou cuisine and Huizhou architecture do not refer to the whole of Anhui.

Huizhou is all of today's Huangshan City, along with Jixi County in Xuancheng City and Wuyuan in Jiangxi Province. Wuyuan was only allocated to Jiangxi in modern times and was originally a part of Anhui Province. There are also six counties in Huizhou area, including Shexian County, yi county, Wuyuan, Qimen, Xiuning and Jixi County, including today's Huangshan, Xuancheng and Shangrao cities and two provinces, although Huizhou is now.

Huizhou cuisine, Huizhou architecture and Huizhou merchants have now become the business cards of Huizhou's external publicity. Huizhou culture is also a very important branch of China's regional culture, which is comparable to the influence of Wuyue culture next door. Huizhou architecture has also deeply affected the architectural style of cities in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and Huizhou cuisine is listed as one of the eight major cuisines. It can be seen that Huizhou's influence is still great.