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Published: 2026-11-13 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-13 — "China's Hometown of Fireworks"—Pucheng County in Shaanxi Province—is nationally renowned as the "Land of Fireworks," one of the province’s three major traditional fireworks production areas, and the largest fireworks production and sales base in the five northwestern provinces and regions. Today, Pucheng fireworks have achieved significant development. The industry employs over 30,000 people and produces more than a thousand varieties. Pucheng fireworks once served as...

Pucheng Fireworks

Pucheng fireworks are a protected geographical indication product.

  "China's Hometown of Fireworks"—Pucheng County in Shaanxi Province—is nationally renowned as the "Land of Fireworks," one of the province’s three major traditional fireworks production areas, and the largest fireworks production and sales base in the five northwestern provinces and regions. Today, Pucheng fireworks have achieved significant development. The industry employs over 30,000 people and produces more than a thousand varieties. Pucheng fireworks have served as friendly envoys of the Chinese people, being displayed in cities such as Paris, France, and Japan. They earned praise as “fireworks that shine with exceptional brilliance, dazzling overseas with radiant splendor.” They were also showcased seven times in Beijing for National Day celebrations, added brilliance to events such as Shenzhen’s “Lychee Festival,” the 40th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet, and various other major domestic occasions, earning a respectable reputation both in China and abroad.

  The protected geographical indication area for Pucheng fireworks includes the following 13 administrative regions currently under the jurisdiction of Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province: Xingzhen, Jingyaozhen, Potouzhen, Sufangzhen, Sanhexiang, Jiaquxiang, Dakongxiang, Xiangcunxiang, Gaoyangzhen, Luobinzhen, Hanjingzhen, Yongfengzhen, and Shangwangxiang.

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