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Jinggangshan City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province and is managed by Ji'an City. Therefore, Jinggangshan City belongs to Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province.

In 1950, Jinggangshan Special Zone was established.

In 1959, Jinggangshan Administration Bureau was established under the jurisdiction of the province.

In 1981, Jinggangshan Administrative Bureau was removed and Jinggangshan County was established.

In 1984, Jinggangshan City was removed from Jinggangshan.

In May 2000, the original Jinggangshan City merged with the original Ninggang County to form a new Jinggangshan City, which is under the custody of Ji'an City.

Jinggangshan City is located in the southwest of Jiangxi Province, at the border between Hunan and Jiangxi, in the middle of the Luoxiao Mountains. It is adjacent to Taihe County in the east, Yongxin County in the north, Suichuan County in the south, and Chaling County and Yanling County in Hunan Province in the west.

Jinggangshan is a typical mountainous city with mountainous area accounting for 87%. The average altitude of the territory is 381.5 meters, and the altitude of the main peaks is more than 1000 meters. The highest peak in the city, Jiangxi Ao, is 1841 meters above sea level.

Jinggangshan has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons and abundant rainfall. The annual average temperature is 14.2 ℃. January is the coldest month with an average temperature of 3.2 ℃. July is the hottest month with an average temperature of 23.9 ℃ and an extreme maximum temperature of 34.8 ℃; The average annual rainfall is 1856.3 mm, the average annual rainfall days are 213 days, the average annual sunshine hours are 1511 hours, and the average fog days are 96 days. Ciping is characterized by long winter, short summer, early autumn and late spring due to the altitude and the terrain surrounded by mountains.

Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is an autonomous prefecture under the jurisdiction of Sichuan Province, so Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is a city in Sichuan Province.

In 1955, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture was incorporated into Sichuan Province from Xikang Province, and the People's Committee of the Autonomous Prefecture was stationed in Zhaojue County. Leibo, Mabian (in Minjian Town) and Ebian, three counties originally belonging to Leshan District, and Yuexi County originally belonging to Xichang District, are included in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture.

In 1978, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture moved to Xichang County.

In 1979, Xichang County was established as the capital of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture.

Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is located in the southwest of Sichuan, bordering Ya'an and Ganzi Prefecture from Dadu River in the north, facing Yunnan Province from Jinsha River in the south, Zhaotong in Yunnan Province, Yibin and Leshan in Sichuan Province in the east, and Ganzi Prefecture in the west.

The tectonic structure in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is located at the junction of the eastern stable region and the western active region of China, with complex geological structure. The landform in the territory is extremely complex and diverse. Liangshan is located at the northeast edge of the Hengduan Mountains in southwest Sichuan, between the Sichuan Basin and the central plateau of Yunnan Province. The terrain is high in the northwest, low in the southeast, high in the north, and low in the south. The surface is undulating, the terrain is rugged, the peaks and ridges overlap, the momentum is magnificent, the valley is deep, the walls are steep, and the height difference is huge. Most of the mountains are north-south, with ridges and valleys alternating. From east to west, there are mainly Xiaoliang Mountain, Daliang Mountain, Xiaoxiang Mountain, Luoji Mountain, Yak Mountain, Jinping Mountain, Berlin Mountain, Lunan Mountain and other mountains.

The climate of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone, with distinct dryness and wetness. There is sufficient sunshine in the winter half year, and it is dry and warm with little rain; There are many clouds and rains in summer and the climate is cool. Except the four seasons of Niger River are clear, other places divide the seasons by average temperature. The four seasons are not obvious. There is no summer in areas with higher altitude, and no winter in areas with lower altitude in the south. Although the four seasons are not obvious, the dry and wet seasons are significant.

Guangzhou Tower is 600 meters high.
Guangzhou Tower, also known as Guangzhou New TV Tower, nicknamed Xiaomanyao, is located near Chigang Tower, Haizhu District (Yizhou Island), Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. It is 125 meters away from the south bank of the Pearl River and faces Pearl River New Town, Huacheng Square and Haixinsha Island across the river. The main body of Guangzhou Tower is 454 meters high, the antenna mast is 146 meters high, and the total height is 600 meters.
Guangzhou Tower is a landmark project in Guangzhou. The TV tower can withstand earthquakes of magnitude 8 and typhoons of magnitude 12, and its design service life is more than 100 years. The "Spider Man Plank Path" is located between 168 and 334.4 meters from the body of Guangzhou Tower, which is the highest and longest skywalk ladder in the world. There is a revolving restaurant 422.8m away from the tower, which is the highest revolving restaurant in the world. There is a Ferris wheel between 450 and 454 meters on the top of the tower, which is the highest Ferris wheel in the world. From 455 to 485 meters away from the antenna mast, there is an "extremely fast cloud" downhill amusement project, which is the highest vertical downhill amusement project in the world.

On December 15, 2003, the executive meeting of the Guangzhou Municipal Government passed the Opinions on Accelerating the Construction of Cultural Infrastructure in Guangzhou in principle, proposing that the project should be led by the Municipal Construction Commission and coordinated by Guangzhou TV Station, and officially launched the construction project of the new Guangzhou TV tower.

In 2004, a global design competition was held for Guangzhou Tower, and the winning scheme was: the design height of the building was 450 meters, and the middle of the tower was twisted to form an ellipse of "slender waist". As the height spirals up, the diameter gradually decreases, and the functional distribution of different floors is determined according to their climate zones.

On November 25, 2005, the construction of Guangzhou Tower was officially started.

On April 6, 2006, the acceptance of the foundation pit project of Guangzhou Tower was completed, and the construction general contracting bid opening began.

On April 25, 2006, the construction of the main pile foundation of Guangzhou Tower began.

On August 27, 2008, the 454m main tower of Guangzhou Tower was capped, surpassing CITIC Plaza as the tallest building in Guangzhou.

On September 16, 2009, the Guangzhou New TV Tower launched a global naming campaign. On September 28, 2010, Guangzhou New TV Tower was officially named Guangzhou Tower.

The Guangzhou Tower was completed on September 28, 2009. It was officially opened to the public on September 30, 2010. From October 1, it officially sold tickets to receive tourists and undertook the broadcasting task of the Guangzhou Asian Games.

Lycium barbarum Island is under the jurisdiction of Shengsi County, Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province, and is known as the "Little Greece" of the East.

Lycium barbarum Island, formerly known as Lixi (also known as Nanma'an Island), is located in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province. It is now called Lycium barbarum Island because of its many plants on the island. It is located in the northeast of Zhoushan Islands, bordering Shanghai in the north, Mount Putuo, the "Buddhist Kingdom on the Sea and Sky" in the south, and connected with Lvhua International Anchorage in the west. It is the gateway to Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Ningbo. It is 50 nautical miles away from Luchao Port in Shanghai and 300 nautical miles away from Nagasaki Island in Japan. The township is composed of 33 islands of different sizes, with a total land and sea area of 1606.62 square kilometers, of which the land area is 6.62 square kilometers. Lycium barbarum Island is the second largest island in Shengsi and is now Lycium barbarum Township in Shengsi County.

Lycium barbarum island is shaped like a "T", mainly mountainous, with bare rocks on the top and lush vegetation in the valley. Lycium barbarum gets its name from the Chinese medicinal herb Lycium barbarum bush which grows everywhere near Lycium barbarum Ao. In addition, people have lived in the Jin Dynasty, and the name of the island has changed several times. It is now called "Lycium barbarum", because Lycium barbarum shrubs were everywhere on the island in the early years. Now, all corners of the island that can be dug out and face the sea, that is, the land originally belonging to Lycium barbarum shrubs, have been occupied by humans, and all have been "planted" in houses. The reason why the word "seed" is used is that these houses look as if they are inlaid on the cliff. They are called "Potala Palace on the Sea" by photographers, but each house is spacious and bright. In addition to houses, the rest of the mountain areas are pristine green, and the forest coverage rate of the island has reached 53%, so every family basically faces the sea and flowers bloom in spring.

Giant pandas are not cats. Because giant pandas belong to the bear family and cats belong to the cat family, the two families are different, so giant pandas are not cats.

The giant panda is the only mammal of Carnivora, Ursidae, Ailuropoda melanoleuca and Ailuropoda melanoleuca. There are only two subspecies of giant panda, namely Sichuan subspecies and Qinling subspecies. The male giant panda is slightly larger than the female. The body is plump like a bear, with a round head and short tail. The head and trunk are 1.2 to 1.8 meters long, and the tail is 10 to 12 centimeters long. Weighing from 80kg to 120kg, the heaviest weight can reach 180kg. The body color is black and white, the cheeks are round, there are large black circles under the eyes, the symbolic walking style of the inside figure of eight, and there are also sharp claws like scalpels. The skin of giant pandas is thick, and the thickest part can reach 10mm. The black and white appearance is conducive to hiding on the trees in the dense forest and on the snow covered ground and is not easy to be found by natural enemies.

Giant pandas live in dense bamboo forests 2600-3500 meters above sea level, where the air is thin all the year round and the temperature is below 20 ℃. There are sufficient bamboos, and the distribution of terrain and water sources is conducive to the nesting, hiding and feeding of the young of this species. Giant pandas are good at climbing trees and playing. The act of climbing trees is generally a way for the weak to avoid the strong when approaching the proposal period, or avoiding danger, or when meeting each other. Giant pandas spend most of the rest of their time in sleep, except for half of the time they eat every day. In the wild, giant pandas sleep for 2-4 hours between meals. 99% of the food of giant pandas is bamboo. There are 12 genera and more than 60 kinds of bamboo plants available for giant pandas. The life span of wild giant pandas is 18 to 20 years old, and they can be over 30 years old in captivity.

Giant pandas have lived on the earth for at least 8 million years, known as "living fossil" and "China's national treasure", the image ambassador of WWF, and the flagship species of biodiversity conservation in the world.

Giant pandas are endemic to China, and their main habitat is the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu in China.