Huizhou is located in the southeast of Guangzhou Province and the northeast of the Pearl River Delta, bordering Daya Bay in the south and Guangzhou, Dongguan, Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Huizhou consists of Huicheng District, Huiyang District, Huidong County, Boluo County and Longmen County, and has two national development zones, namely Daya Bay Economic Development Zone and Zhong Kai High-tech Industrial Park. Huizhou governs 5 1 township and 16 street communities with a permanent population of 3.77 million. Huizhou, as a city, has won many awards in China, including China's best tourist city, China's clean city, China's afforestation city, environmental protection model city, national unity city, China's best horticultural city, best living award, China's civilized city and so on.

History and nature, economic and social development, development goals and missions

Huizhou, a Guangdong city with a long history, is known as a famous city in the south. After Qin unified China, Qin Shihuang established Boluo County in 2 14 BC. , which is today's Huizhou. 59 1 year. During the Sui Dynasty, the government of Zhou Xun was located in Huizhou, making Huizhou the political, financial, cultural and transportation center of the region. Huizhou is the residence of many famous officials and scholars in China. During the 10 century from the Tang Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, Huizhou hosted more than 480 important China scholars who left their former residences in Huizhou 100 and more than 2 100 historical relics. Su Shi, a great poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, lived in Huizhou for three years, which was also the revolutionary base of Sun Yat-sen, anti-Japanese armed forces and communist party people, leaving behind the footprints of a large number of revolutionaries such as Liao, Deng, Ye Ting and Zeng Sheng. Most Huizhou residents are Hakkas, who speak Mandarin, Hakka, Cantonese and Chaoshan dialect. Generally speaking, Huizhou people are hospitable.

Huizhou is rich in natural resources in its territory of 1 12 square kilometers, accounting for about a quarter of the booming Pearl River Delta. Dongjiang River and Xizhijiang River, which flow through Huizhou, are the two lifelines of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Dongguan. Huizhou, with a sea area of over 4,500 square kilometers and a coastline of 233.6 kilometers, is a veritable coastal city in Guangdong. Huizhou's landscape integrates mountains, rivers, lakes, seas, springs, waterfalls, forests, valleys and islands, presenting a wonderful scenery called "the city of mountains and lakes". Huizhou has six national parks and nature reserves, as well as West Lake, Xiangtou Mountain, ancient terraces, National Turtle Reserve, Luofu Mountain, Nankun Mountain, Tangquan and Zhegu Bay.