Changling Township is located in the southeast of Jinzhai County, bordering yingshan county in Hubei Province in the south, Huoshan County in the east, Tiantangzhai, Wujiashan National Forest Park and He Yanzi Grand Canyon Scenic Area in the west. The township has a total area of 134. 1 km2, governs 16 administrative villages, and has a total population of 17650. In 2003, the total industrial and agricultural output value of the township was 80 million yuan, and the per capita net income was 1800 yuan. There are 6,543,800 mu of mountain farms, 7,000 mu of mulberry fields and 2,000 mu of tea gardens in the township. It is an important production and processing base for sericulture, tea, alpine vegetables, edible fungi, medicinal materials, wild vegetables and bamboo. The territory is rich in marble, iron ore and water resources, and tourism resources are even more unique. There are not only natural beauty such as Tongtaoyuan and Moyun Mountain, but also well-preserved scenic spots nearby. Xijieling Ancient Street is a street that spans two provinces, namely, Huizhou ancient residence in Weijiawan, Loufangwan Catholic Church, Cheng Duanzhong Cemetery, a famous anti-gold soldier in Song Dynasty, and the tomb of the Red Army martyr in Wufenggou inscribed by General Hong Xuezhi.