Mount Qinwang

Mount Qinwang

Mount Qinwang is the westernmost mountain range in Jiangyin, situated between Nanzha and Yuecheng. In ancient times, Emperor Qin Shi Huang climbed the mountain and surveyed the land, after which it was named Mount Qinwang. "Its dark hues stretch to the horizon — the majestic Mount Qinwang." The mountain is covered with vast tea plantations and bamboo forests, along with flowers that bloom all year round, creating ever-changing scenery. Among the unearthed Ming Dynasty relics is a record of the "Eight Scenic Spots of Yunlin," one of which is "Morning Mist at Qinwang." Historically, Mount Qinwang was a sacred site for both Taoism and Buddhism.

Nanzha Subdistrict: Nanzha Subdistrict is located in the southern suburbs of Jiangyin City, situated in the beautiful and fertile Taihu Plain, at the heart of the economically prosperous Suzhou-Wuxi-Changzhou area. It is just 6 kilometers from Jiangyin Port and 11 kilometers from Zhangjiagang Port, both national first-class open ports, and only 3 kilometers from the intersections of the Xicheng Expressway and the Xinchang Railway. The bustling Xicheng Highway and Xu Xiake Avenue run through the subdistrict, making transportation extremely convenient and fostering rapid development in its economy and social services.

The subdistrict covers a total area of 45 square kilometers and governs 11 administrative villages (including one community residents' committee), with a permanent population of 60,000. In 2009, the subdistrict achieved... More details about Nanzha Subdistrict++