delicious food in Chunhua county includes buckwheat noodles, Chunhua Zhangkou crisp dumplings, noodles with minced meat, Guo kui, retort pouch and so on.

1. Buckwheat Noodles Hele: Chunhua Hele, also known as Chunhua Buckwheat Noodles Hele, is a unique place to eat in Chunhua County, among which Chunhua Guanzhuang, Hujiamiao, Bujia and Runzhen are particularly famous.

2. Chunhua Zhangkou Crispy Dumpling: Zhangkou Crispy Dumpling has a history of 1 years since it was produced. With the continuous improvement and perfection of craftsmanship, it has gradually become a gift from local people to good friends.

3. Noodles with minced meat: when cooking, the soup is fried under the front pot and in the back pot. The minced meat is meat, and the sour soup is vegetarian. Different condiments have different flavors, which are thin, thin, long, stiff, shiny, fried, fragrant, sour and spicy.

4. Guo kui: the skin is yellowish and red, dry but not hard, crisp but not soft, and the inside is as white as snow, cotton but not empty, loose but not soft.

5. Pan cake: It has a long history, with a long history. Rice and jujube blend together, and the color is fresh, soft, sticky and sweet. The jujube smells fragrant, and the food is as sweet as honey, which makes people feel deeply and has endless aftertaste.

Chunhua county, which belongs to Xianyang city, Shaanxi province, is located in the west of central Shaanxi province and the north of Xianyang city, at 18 18 ′-18 5 ′ east longitude and 34 43 ′-35 3 ′ north latitude. Xunyi in the north, Jingyang and Liquan in the south, Sanyuan and Yaoxian in the east, and Yongshou and Binzhou across the Jinghe River in the west.

Chunhua County is located in the hinterland of Sanqin County, which is 75km away from Xi 'an, and the Xian-Xunhua Expressway and National Highway 211 pass through the territory. In ancient times, Huangdi, the ancestor of China, built a Ming court in Ganquan Mountain and cast a tripod in Jingshan Mountain to worship the gods and rule the world. Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties were the land of capital city, and it was famous for its "three auxiliary cities" in Kyushu.