Xinye in the Three Kingdoms period was in Nanyang City, Henan Province. Basic introduction: Xinye County is a county under the jurisdiction of Nanyang City, Henan Province. It is located at the southwest gateway of the Central Plains Economic Zone, at the junction of Henan Province and Hubei Province, in the center of Nanxiang Basin, with Wanhe Luo in the north and Jinghe Xiang in the south. Since ancient times, Xinye County has been the hub of land and water transportation, connecting the east with the west. The total area of the city is 1.062 square kilometers, and it governs 8 towns, 5 townships and 2 sub-district offices, with cultivated land area of1.070 mu and a total population of 830,000. The territory is flat and there are abundant oil, natural gas and geothermal resources underground. Xinye County is the birthplace of the "Renaissance of Civilization" in the Eastern Han Dynasty and the birthplace of the Shu-Han regime in the Three Kingdoms period. It is also a famous historical and cultural city in the Three Kingdoms. Stories of the Three Kingdoms, such as "Burning Xinye", made Xinye famous. Xinye is a scenic spot county of the Three Kingdoms tourist route determined by the State Council, China, with famous scenic spots such as Hansang City, Yitai and Huoshao Xinye Site. National treasures such as portrait bricks in Han Dynasty and jade cups in Ming Dynasty; Traditional delicacies such as Zhang Fei's flat noodles and the Three Kingdoms' Sao Zi. Historical celebrities: Deng Ai (197-264), a native of Jiyang County (now Xinye, Henan Province), was the most outstanding politician, strategist and strategist of Wei at the end of the Three Kingdoms.