Introduction to Hainan Province:
Hainan Province, referred to as "Qiong" for short, is the southernmost provincial administrative region of People's Republic of China (PRC), [2] Haikou City, the capital; Located in the south of China, it is bordered by Qiongzhou Strait in the north, Guangxi and Viet Nam in the west, Taiwan Province Province in the South China Sea in the east, and the Philippines, Brunei and Malaysia in the southeast and south respectively.
Hainan's terrain is high in the middle, low around and towering in the middle, showing dome-shaped mountain terrain; It belongs to tropical maritime monsoon climate; The total land area is 35,400 square kilometers, and the total sea area under its jurisdiction is about 2 million square kilometers.
By 2022, Hainan Province will have four prefecture-level cities, five county-level cities, four counties and six autonomous counties. By 202 1, the resident population of Hainan Province was 10204600, an increase of 123400 over the previous year.
In the Qin Dynasty, Hainan was the outpost of Xiang Jun. In the first year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty (1 10 years ago), Hainan had two counties, Zhu Ya and Bo, which governed 16 county, and Hainan was formally incorporated into the territory of the Western Han Dynasty. 1April, 1988, Hainan administrative region was abolished, Hainan Provincial People's Government was established, and Hainan Island was designated as a special economic zone.
Hainan Province is a special economic zone and a pilot free trade zone in China. Volcanic eruptions in history have left many dead craters in Hainan Island. Hot springs on the island are widely distributed, mostly therapeutic hot springs with low salinity, high temperature, large amount of water and good water quality.
Historical sites mainly include Wugong Temple built in memory of Li Deyu and other famous historical officials, Dongpo Academy of Su Dongpo's Juqiong Site, Sugong Temple built in memory of Su Shi, Qiongtai Academy built by Jiao, a famous official in Lei Qiong in Qing Dynasty, Qiu Jun's tomb in Ming Dynasty, and Hairui's tomb of Qing Dynasty.
According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent general Ma Yuan to Hainan, ordered the excavation of Hanma Fubo well to preserve military forces, and excavated Yazhou Ancient City, Webster's Ancestral Hall and Confucius Temple in Wenchang.