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China Jiujiang City:
Jiujiang

Resident People:
4.37 million (urban population: 480,000)

Geography:
Jiujiang is located in northern Jiangxi Province, on the southern bank of the juncture of the lower and middle reaches of the Yangtze River.
Jiujiang lies in the joint of Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Anhui provinces; stretching out along the southern bank of the Yangtze River

Climate:
Jiujiang is located at the juncture of mid-subtropical zone and subtropical zone with frost-free of 239-266 days.
Jiujiang covers a transitional area between the central sub-tropical and northern subtropical regions. Its annual average temperature is 16-17¡ã; annual rainfall, 1300-1600mm; frost-free period, 239-266 days per year; and the average number of foggy days is never more than 16 per year. With a temperate climate, ample rainfall, ample sunshine and four distinctive seasons, Jiujiang is an ideal place for agricultural production.

Nature:
There are 115 kinds of migratory birds, 11 kinds of amphibious animals and 20 kinds of mammals. The grass lands. marsh, swarms and wetlands along the shore of Poyang Lake between Wucheng Town, Yongxiu county and Xingzi County are ideal places for migratory birds to live and rest. 126 kinds of migratory birds spend the winter here, and there are more than 3000 valuable white cranes and more than 10000 swans under the country's protection, the greatest number of both in the world. Thus it is called ¡°the Second Great Wall¡± of China. Beside white cranes and swans, there are giant bustards, red-crowned cranes black storks, white-headed cranes, white-pillowed cranes, wild water goose and wild ducks. About 150 spotted deer, a rare kind of wild animal in Southern China, live in Taohongling, Pengze County. There are 118 kinds of fish including some first-class national protected animals. for example, Chinese sturgeon, chinese paddlefish and white sturgeon. and some second-class national protected animals, such as black finless porpoise, giant salamander etc. There are some other special kinds, such as chinese claw crab, shrimp tiger fish, Yangtze hilsa herring, Pengze crucian carp etc.
Migratory Birds Conservation Area: Near the Wucheng township in Yongxiu County, Jiangxi province, endless marshes, ponds, streams, and branching lakes form a vast swamp. Abounded with grass, waters, and aquatic products, this area, covering an area of some 90 square kilometers, becomes the largest natural habit for thousands of migratory birds to spend winters, among which are rare species such as white- cranes, young swans, white storks, whitehead cranes, etc.
Gardens and Afforestation
The three parks of Gantang, Lakeshore and South Gate, each with distinctive characteristics, were constructed successively in the urban district. The rate of afforestation of Jiujiang has reached 33.59% and it was judged by the Ministry of Construction as an advanced city for gardening and afforestation work in 1994; in 199, it was rewarded as ¡°the best afforestated city in China¡± and ¡°an advanced city for comprehensive environmental harnessment within China¡±. There are 5790 hectares of afforestated gardens and 1401 hectares of afforestated roads in the constructed areas of Jiujiang.

Jiujiang Economy:
Agriculture
The development of urban areas has motivated the develop-ment of rural areas. We have made utmost efforts to develop characteristic agriculture and market agriculture by readjusting the agricultural structure on the basis of stablizing the output of cereals and edible oils. The process of agricultural industrialization is speeding ahead and the agricultural economy is being transformed from monoculture to diversification. The rate of the diversified economy has surpassed 80.5% of the total; the commercialization of agricultural products. 64.2%; and the added value of agriculture has increased by 4.8% in five years. The output of cereals is increasing stably with the highest annual output of 1380000 tons, and cereals are basically self-sufficient. The yield of cotton surpasses 100kg perunit area, and the highest annual output reached 110000000 kg. Jiujiang hasalways been an advanced city for the production of edible oils in the country, and the output of edible oils have broken the highest records for the past three successive years. The production of special aquatic products, cattle and sheep breeding, and nonseasonal vegetables and characteristic fruits are booming rapidly. The rate of the total value of town and village enterprises in the gross output value of agriculture and industry increased to 34%.
Industry
An industrial system with some pillar industries as its backbone, such as petrochemical, machinery, building materials, electronic information, textiles and garments, energy resources and electricity has been formed. In 1999, the gross output value of industry in Jiujiang reached 18240000000 yuan, and 11530000000 yuan was produced by certain-sized enterprises. Jiujiang has some key enterprises, such as the Jiujiang Petrochemical Complex, one of the 500 biggest enterprises in Chian; the Xinghuo Chemical Factory, the biggest organic silicon producebase in China; the East Asia Cement Factory, the biggest Taiwanese-owned enterprise in Jiangxi Province, the output of cement will reach 3000000 tons per year which will rank the third in China after it is completely constructed; 713 Factory, merged by the Tsinghua Tongfang Company, has become a new and advanced technological enterprise and the Changhe Minicar Factory with an annual capacity of 100000 mini-cars. Some key textile, beer, shipmanufacturing and electronic mat-erials enterprises affilated to the city are hoped to re-grow vigor-ously to form new pillars by co-operating with large enterprises and carring out technological innovation. Some quite large indus-trial projects have been newly set up by the counties(city and distri-cts). and some products, such as Ninghong Heathcare Tea, Kang-shun Heat-resisting Procelain and Chuncifu Foods, are known domestically and internationally.
Commerce and Foreign Trade
Jiujiang used to be a famous trade port in ancient times, and it was one of the three largest rice markets and one of the four largest tea markets which were known to the whole country. In 1992, Jiujiang was approved by the State Council as an open city along the Yangtze River, and it has enjoyed self-administration rights in import and export trade. Nowadays Jiujiang has established economic and trade exchange relationships with more than 100 countries and regions. There are nearly 2000 export commodities which are classified into more than 30 categories. The city earned 84080000 U.S. dollars from exports in 1999, and 42060000 U.S. dollars of whish was earned by joint ventures, foreign sole-owned and sino-foreign co-operation enterprises. In 1999, 70020000 U.S. dollars of foreign capital were used. New breakthroughs have been made in lateral economic and technological co-ordination, and 275 economic and technological contracting programs have been newly signed with a total investment of 1302000000 yuan. 1096000000 yuan of capital was available outside the city and 761000000 yuan was actually used. There are more than 400 commercial and trading markets or frontier markets, Jiujiang has again became an important commodities collection and distribution center in the border areas of Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Anhui Provinces. Jiujiang Cereals Market is one of the three reference markets for deciding the price of rice in China. The total annual Volume of trade in the Jingjiu Agricultural and Sideline Products Market surpasses 2000000000 yuan, and it is anticipated to reach 3000000000 yuan after the third phrase extension project is finished. Jiujiang Production Materials Market is one of the national central wholesale markets. Besides, the capital, technology, labor, information and real estate markets in Jiujiang have initially developed to a certain size, and are radiating into the peripheral regions.

History:
Jiujiang's name originated from the records of ¡°Shangshu¡¤Yugong¡±(an ancient book), and Jiujiang was thought of as the center of the world. According to the records of ¡°Jin Taikang Diji¡±(an ancient chinese book), Jiujiang received its name because nine rivers join here. It was called successively Jiujiang, Chaisang, Xunyang, Jiangzhou, Runan, Pengcheng and Dehua etc. in ancient times. Among these Jiujiang, Xunyang, Chaisang and Jiangzhou are the best known.
Jiujiang was located in the east territory of the Wu Kingdom and the west of the Chu Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Periods, so it was called ¡°the head of the Wu Kingdom and the tail of the Chu Kingdom¡±. Jiujiang first came into being as an administrative division during the Qing Dynasty. Jiujiang Prefecture was established when Emperor Qing Shi Huang unified China in 221 B.C.. It was named Chaisang during the West Han Dynasty. The current Jiujiang city was constructed by Guanyin, a big Cheqi General in the sixth year of the Han Gao Emperor (201 B.C.) and it was called Pengcheng at that time. Later it was called Jiangzhou, Xunyang and Dehua, and it got the name of Jiujiang during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Jiujiang is rich in culture and many talented people come from here especially during the Jin Dynasty. The most famous include: Tao YuanMing, the famous Jin Dynasty pastoral poet; Huang Tingjian, the leader of ¡°the four Su scholars¡±; Cheng Baojian, the Qing Dynasty famous reformer, and his three sons; Xu Deheng, the vice president of the standing committe of the National People's Congress and Li Liejun, the pioneer of the Xinghai Revolution. Many famous writers and calligr aphers, such as Wang Xizhi, Xie Lingyun, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, Wang Anshi, Su Shi, Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming and Kang Youwei were once officials, toured or visited friends, or lived in seclusion here. They have left behind them numerous poems, anecdotes, pieces of calligraphy, inscriptions and tales whichhave formed many legendary cultural sites. The proletarian revolutionaries of the older generation, such as Chairman Mao and Zhou Enlai, visited Jiujiang several times, and they have left behind many valuable historical remains.
Jiujiang was a famous commercial port in ancient times. It was a metropolis which linked seven provinces and attracted many businessmen and dealers. During the Jin Dynasty; Jiujiang was a big commercial port during the Tang Dynasty; It developed into one of the three largest tea markets and one of the four largest rice markets during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and Jiujiang was opened as a foreign trade port after the Opium War.
Jiujiang was a key military town in ancient times due to its location locking and controlling Poyang Lake and the Yangtze River. General Zhou Yu trained his water forces here during the Period of the Three Kingdoms. Cheng Youliang Made it the capital when he became an emperor at the end of Yuan Dynasty. Jiujiang had strong links to Buddhism and Taoism for a long time. It was a center for the popularization of Buddhism in Southern China when Buddhism was first introduced to China. The Pure Land Sect of Buddhism originated from the Donglin Temple on Lushan, and the temple still has a wide overseas influence. The Immortal's Cave and Jianji Monastery on Lushan are holy sites where Taoists come to worship.

Arrive:
It is situated at the juncture of Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Anhui Provinces, and in the middle of the Beijing Kowloon Railway. Jiujiang is one of the ten biggest port cities along the Yangtze River China's golden water-course.

Jiujiang Tourism:
Jiujiang has many scenic spots with distinctive characteristics due to its long civilized history and beautiful, special and perilous natural sites. A tourism system in northern Jiangxi consisting of a famous mountain(Lushan), a famous cave (Dragon Palace Cave), a famous river(Yangtze River), a famous lake(Poyang Lake) and famous temples (Donglin Temple, Zhenru Monastery) with Mountain Lushan as the center, has been preliminarily formed. As a world cultural site, Mountain Lushan was adopted to the ¡°World Cultural Heritage Namelist¡±.

Jiujiang Culture:
Jiujiang has 300 cultural institutions with a total staff of 2320. There are 120 different film projection units, 6 arts performance troupes, 13 cultural centers, 224 cultural stations, 12 libraries, 8 museums and 650 broadcasting station, TV transmission and relay towers. The rate of radio broadcasting and TV broadcasting available is 80% and 86% respectively for the total population. There are 64 members of the China Writers' Union and the China Cultural and Literature Association. More than 1000 works won prizes in national literature and arts competitions. More than 40 films or TV plays created by the writers of Jiujiang have been released for the screen. Some films, such as ¡°Romance on Lushan¡±, ¡°Deep Emotion for my Hometown¡±, ¡°Grandpa Shangang, the Accused¡±, ¡°The Great Wall Will Witness¡±, ¡°The Party Secretary of the county¡±, have won the ¡°Hundred Flowers Prize¡±, ¡°Golden Rooster prize¡± and ¡°Huabiao Prize¡± and have been classified as excellent films by the Ministry of Culture and The Ministry of Radio, Film and Television. ¡°The Road¡±, a dancing ballet which mainly reflects the construction of the Beijing-Kowloom Railway won the ¡°Wenhua Prize¡± from the Ministry of Culture. ¡°Love Along the Beijing-Kowloon Railway¡± and ¡°Fighting Over the Three Rivers¡± produced in the past 2 years won national prizes and were listed as designated film and TV plays for viewing by the Central Propaganda Department of the CPC. Lushan Library and Ruichang city were awarded the titles of ¡°the national first-class library¡± and ¡°the hometown of papercutting¡± respectively by the Ministry of Culture, and Hukou County was praised as ¡°the hometownof traditional opera¡±.

Jiujiang Attractive points:
Mt. Lushan
Located in the northern part of Jiangxi Province, Mt. Lushan faces the Yangtze River to the north and borders on the east with the largest fresh water lake in China, Poyang Lake. The mountain consists of 99 peaks, the tallest being Dahanyang, rising to the height of 1474 meters (4836 feet) above sea level. With this fantastic blend of mountains, sky, water and cragged cliffs it is one of China's best summer resorts.
Mt. Lushan's beauty has been admired for centuries. About 1200 years ago, Li Bai, a master poet of Tang dynasty, portrayed Mt. Lushan in verse, paying homage to the magnificent scenery he saw and enjoyed. He used this area and its spenders as inspiration for many of his over 900 poems.
With 22 waterfalls, 18 rapid torrents, 14 lakes and ponds, the Three Tier Spring is the most outstanding water attraction. A famous saying goes "if there is no Three Tier Spring, Mt. Lushan is not worth visiting". This waterfall plummets 155 meters (over 500 feet) from the pinnacle of Wulaofeng (Peak of Five Old Men), and comes to an abrupt end against the multi-tiered rocks at the cliffs base creating a spectacular screen of mist.
The "Cloud Sea" at Mt. Lushan is impressive. The phrase "Cloud Sea" derives from the mountain being perpetually shrouded in mist. Sudongpo, a well-known poet of the Song Dynasty (A.D.960-1280), honored the "Cloud Sea" of Mt. Lushan for its ever-changing mist in one of his poems. He pointed out, "The failure to get the real looks of the mountain only results in the fact that you are right in the midst of it". By surprising contrast Mt. Lushan ranks as one of the top spots for watching a sunrise.
Donglin Monastery
Twenty-two kilometers (13.5 miles) southwest of Jiujiang at the foot of Lushan is the Donglin (Eastern Forest) Monastery. It was built in 386 for the monk Hui Yuan (334-416), founder of the Pure Land sect of Buddhism - his overgrown grave is behind the temple. Hui Yuan spent many years translating Buddhist scriptures, and among his 123 disciples were an Indian and a Nepali. Legend has it that Hui Yuan led a secluded life and seldom saw a visitor as far as the bridge in front of the monastery. Once, whilst engaged in conversation with two poets he strayed beyond the bridge and a roar of a tiger suddenly reminded him - hence the name "Tiger Stream (Huxi)".
The monastery reached its zenith in the Tang dynasty (618-907), with a vast library of scriptures and over 300 halls and residences. Seriously damaged during the Taiping Rebellion (1850-64), the monastery was almost ruined in the Republican period (1911-49). Today there is a community of 20 monks who hold daily services in the temple halls. Behind the temple in a bamboo grove is the Well of Intelligence-from which every visitor is eager for a sip. The Luohan Pine trees in the courtyard are said to have been planted by Hui Yuan himself. Hui Yuan is also said to have struck the ground with his staff, causing the Ancient Dragon Spring to gush forth, thus proving his right to establish himself here.
Gantang Lake and Yanshui Pavilion
Gantang Lake known for its charming scenery is a must to each visitor to Jiujiang. It is divided into two parts by a dike and bridge built in 821. The Sixian Bridge, now enlarged, still stands on the causeway which one crosses to reach Yangyue Pavilion on the low hill overlooking the lake. It is well stocked with silver and grass carp, and seagulls skim its surface.
Linked to the shore by a zigzag bridge is a pretty complex named Yanshui (Misty Water) Pavilion. A pavilion was first built here in the Tang dynasty (618-907) by the poet, Bai Juyi, during his unhappy posting in Jiujiang. In the Northern Song period (960-1127) a highly regarded Neo-Confucian philosopher, Zhou Dun, taught in jiujiang and his son built a pavilion on the lake to his father's memory, calling it Yanshui Pavilion. The present island pavilion dates from the late Qing period (1644-1911).
One small hall is dedicated to Bai juyi, and other rooms display local archaeological discoveries. The complex is divided into three, of which each has distinct style. The Drenched Moon Pavilion after a line from one of Dufu's poems: 'Bidding farewell I saw the moon drenched by the river,' is pleasing to the eye. The city's antiques store is located here.
Wave Well(Langjing)
Gantang Lake known for its charming scenery is a must to each visitor to Jiujiang. It is divided into two parts by a dike and bridge built in 821. The Sixian Bridge, now enlarged, still stands on the causeway which one crosses to reach Yangyue Pavilion on the low hill overlooking the lake. It is well stocked with silver and grass carp, and seagulls skim its surface.
Linked to the shore by a zigzag bridge is a pretty complex named Yanshui (Misty Water) Pavilion. A pavilion was first built here in the Tang dynasty (618-907) by the poet, Bai Juyi, during his unhappy posting in Jiujiang. In the Northern Song period (960-1127) a highly regarded Neo-Confucian philosopher, Zhou Dun, taught in jiujiang and his son built a pavilion on the lake to his father's memory, calling it Yanshui Pavilion. The present island pavilion dates from the late Qing period (1644-1911).
One small hall is dedicated to Bai juyi, and other rooms display local archaeological discoveries. The complex is divided into three, of which each has distinct style. The Drenched Moon Pavilion after a line from one of Dufu's poems: 'Bidding farewell I saw the moon drenched by the river,' is pleasing to the eye. The city's antiques store is located here.
Nengren Temple
The Qing halls here are the oldest buildings left in Jiujiang, although the temple was established earlier, in the sixth century. Three or four monks and several nuns tend the temple. The seven-storied Great Victory Pagoda, beside the temple, dates from the Song period (960-1279).
The history could be traced back to the Southern dynasty over 503-528 B.C. and it renamed Nengren in Ming period. The most existing part was contributed to the Qing dynasty with total coverage of 3000 square meters. The temple was thronged with tourists who come for the 'Eight Beautiful Scenes" as Dasheng Temple, Stone boat, Iron Buddha, Twin Sun Bridge, Hui'er Spring and Icy Hill and Snow Cave.
Dasheng Temple:
Built by a Qing-dynasty official in 1870, it features a seven-storied hexagon structure with bricks-and-stone structure. On each floor, there are six doors and an interior staircase reaching the top of the temple where tourists often have a panoramic view of the city.
Stone Boat:
The legend has it that once in Song dynasty, a monk dreamed about an iron Buddha told him that he would come to the temple by a stone boat. The next day, the monks devoutly received the Cast-Iron Buddha near the river and place it into the hall as deity. The original Iron Buddha has been destroyed during the Culture Revolution period and the existing one in a pool east to the Heavenly Hall is a barebacked concrete statue.
Twin Sun Bridge
A three-arch bridge spans over a Fangsheng Pool (Free Life Pool) features a traditional
style of elegance and simplicity with enclosure. It connects the New Heavenly King Hall and the Old one and has legend that one standing east to the pool could view a twin inverted reflection of the sun.
Yuchuanshi
A 65cm-long and 50cm-wide rectangle engraved with clouds and flowers patterns. The inscriptions on the basement said it was built in Northern Song dynasty. An infundibular hollow on the top is due to the consistent dripping of water. The scene reminds tourists of the aphorism: "Constant effort brings success."
Icy Hill and Snow Cave
Two hills legends that one could spray icy rain and snowflake for the other. The original one has been destroyed during 1931 by the French invaders, and was replaced by two stones later.
Buddhist activities such as Buddhist music, script chanting attracts more and more devout prayers.
Poyang Lake
With a total area of 3,585 square kilometers, Poyang Lake, which located in the Jiangxi province, is regarded as the largest fresh-water lake in China. Decorated by the beautiful lakes and enchanting mountains, this area exists not only as the "land of rice and fish", but also a wonderful scenic spot.
Luoxing Boulder (Fallen-Star Boulder) rises from the lake; the rock is said to be a star fallen from the Heaven. High as the tide is, the boulder has never been submerged in water.
Located within the conservation area, Waterfowls Park is another attractive spot to see. A tower provides visitors with telescopes to view the bird spectacle.
Suojiang Tower
Suojiang Tower with interior Suojiang pagoda was firstly built Wanli Reign of Ming Dynasty by an official Wuxiu. Overlooking the Yangtze embankment to the northeast of the city. The tower was considered as auspice to prevent people from bane and floods. With four case iron ox guardians, the tower has interior wooden staircase, which could reach the top of the pagoda where you can have a panoramic view of the Yangtze River.
The hexagonal seven-storied pagoda was built in 1585. Caused by shelling from Japanese gunboats in World War II, the tower was damaged to 35-metre (115-foot) high.
Stone Bell Hill (Shizhong Shan)
Situated at the mouth of Poyang Lake by Hukou, Stone Bell Hill is a symbol of Jiujiang. Visitors have been coming for centuries to the small, 50 metre (165 foot) high Lower Stone Bell Hill, which is distinguished from the Upper Stone Bell Hill nearby.
There is a delightful legend about the formation of these two small hills. The supreme Daoist (Taoist) deity, the Jade Emperor, instructed one of his officials to find two bells suitable for his palace. The official searched everywhere until he finally found two stone hills shaped like bells. He was in the process of delivering them to the palace when his carrying pole broke at the mouth of Poyang Lake, so the stone hills fell to the ground and have remained there ever since.
There are three theories surrounding these hills. One is that the hill is shaped like a bell and is hollow inside; the other that the rock, when struck, rings like a bell; and the third that the water, lapping into the nooks and crannies around the base, produces a bell-like sound. Su Dongpo made three special trips in an attempt to solve the mystery, and eventually settled with the last explanation.
It is possible to climb up the Lower Stone Bell Hill by taking a small vehicular ferry across the mouth of Poyang Lake to Hukou. From the top of the hill, a zealous climber will be rewarded with a spectacular view of the lake and the Yangtze River. The meeting point of the waters is clearly defined by an abrupt color change.
Stone Bell Hill was once not only the sacred place for the Confucians but also a military strategic spot. The present buildings date from
the mid-19th century, when the Taiping Rebel commander Shi Dakai, choosing the mouth of the lake as a defensive position, built a stronghold on the hill and occupied it between 1853 and 1857. Miscalculating their enemy's strength, the Qing armies entered the lake in their war junks. By stretching ropes across the lake mouth, the Taipings managed to divide the Qing navy in two and route them. Utterly humiliated, the Qing general Zeng Guofan attempted to drown himself, but was rescued by his retinue. The remains of the Taiping army stronghold can still be seen, and a pavilion on the hillside contains a stone tablet dedicated by Zeng Guofan to those who lost their lives in this battle.
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