Jieyang city is located in the southeast of Guangdong province, bordering Chaozhou and Shantou in the east, Fujian in the west and Shanwei in the west. It borders the South China Sea in the south and Xingmei in the north. The land area is 524.5 square kilometers and the population is 6.41 million (21). The mainland coastline is 82 kilometers long and there are more than 3 coastal islands. The terrain is inclined from west to east, with low mountains and high hills alternating with valley plains, which are unevenly distributed. The northwest and southwest are mostly hills and mountains, and the middle, south and southeast are vast and fertile Rongjiang alluvial plains and coastal sedimentary plains. Jieyang is a subtropical monsoon humid climate with abundant sunshine and rainfall. There is no snow and little frost all year round, with an average annual temperature of 21.4 degrees Celsius and an average precipitation of 1,723 millimeters. In summer and autumn, it is often attacked by strong tropical storms, and sometimes due to abnormal monsoon activities or cold waves, there will be drought in winter and spring or low temperature and rainy weather in early spring. Rongcheng, the old urban area, is a famous historical and cultural city in Guangdong Province, and the Municipal People's Government is located in Linjiang North Road in the urban area.

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The Rongjiang River and Lianjiang River basins in Jieyang City are historically one of the economically developed areas in eastern Guangdong. Foreign trade has a long history. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Rongjiang Fort Port, Shenquan Port and Jinghai Port were open to navigation with Southeast Asian countries, which promoted the development of local economy. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, handicrafts and commerce were developed. At the beginning of the Republic of China, with the input of modern industrial technology, hardware products industry, garment processing industry and cotton textile industry with simple machining appeared. From the late War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression to the eve of liberation, Jieyang's economy was in a state of paralysis; On October 19th, 1949, Rongcheng in the urban area was liberated. Since then, a new period of socialist revolution and construction has begun in Jieyang. Since the reform and opening up, especially since the founding of the city, Jieyang's economy and society have developed rapidly, and great progress has been made in the construction of two civilizations.

Jieyang is a land of outstanding people, and there are many talented people in the past dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, Gao Shi Wu Fu Gu, Shang Shu Weng Wanda in the Ming Dynasty, Lin Deyong, the champion of the Manchu Dynasty, and Zheng Dajin, the governor of Zhili, were all important officials of Jieyang nationality. The decision-making meeting of Nanchang Uprising South Army Command was held in quicksand. Revolutionary pioneers such as Zhou Enlai, He Long, Ye Ting, Liu Bocheng and Guo Moruo have been to Rongcheng, quicksand and Mianhu. The eight-year guerrilla war in Da Nan Shan during the Second Revolutionary War left a memorable historical achievement!

Jieyang is surrounded by mountains and seas, with beautiful mountains and rivers and many places of interest. The main tourist attractions are: Rongcheng, Jieyang Xuegong, Shuangfeng Temple, Huangqi Mountain Scenic Area and Guizhuyuan Scenic Area, a provincial historical and cultural city. Huilai Golden Bay Botanical Garden, Shenquan Cape Ganquan and Mirage, Baihua Peak and Minghuyan; Jiexi Dayang Alpine Tourism Resort, Chaoshan Patriarch Temple-Lintian Ancestral Temple, Guangde 'an, Shineixi Ice Mortar Group, Baitan Valley, Longtan Kong Waterfall, Jingming Hot Spring Resort, Huangmanqi Waterfall, Dabeishan Forest Park, etc. Puning Peifeng Pagoda and Ma Si Rock.