Nanjing has a long history. The city itself is a treasure trove of feng shui. This was the dream of many foreigners in the past. Its beautiful scenery and beautiful environment make its tourism development increase year by year. Many people travel to Nanjing just to see the landmark buildings and scenery of this new first-tier city in China, but Suzhou is the strongest prefecture-level city, and its strength is very strong, even stronger than Nanjing in some aspects. ?
However, Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu, has certain advantages in development and geographical position. At the junction of Jiangsu and Anhui, frequent contacts with Anhui have also promoted Anhui's economy to a certain extent, and it has been called the "economic capital" of Anhui by netizens.
Nanjing was regarded as the capital of Taiwan Province Province before history, so many people called it "the capital of three provinces". In China, only Nanjing has such a title, and its popularity and influence are enormous, so it is called "the second city in the Yangtze River Delta" in terms of comprehensive strength.
The topography of Nanjing
Nanjing is known as the "natural geological museum", where various geomorphic units such as floodplain of the Yangtze River, water-rich soft soil, hills and karst coexist. Nanjing belongs to the hilly area of Ningzhenyang, mainly with low mountains and gentle hills. Low mountains account for 3.5% of the total land area, hills account for 4.3%, hills account for 53%, and plains, depressions, rivers and lakes account for 39.2%. Ningzhen Mountain Range and Laoshan Mountain in the north of the Yangtze River run through the middle of the city. There are Hengshan Mountain and Donglu Mountain in the south, which are located in the southern boundary of the hilly area of Qinhuai River Basin.
Nanjing's plane position is long from north to south and narrow from east to west, forming a positive north-south direction; The straight-line distance between north and south is 150km, the middle is 50-70km wide from east to west, and the north and south ends are about 30km wide from east to west. The southern part is a landform complex composed of low mountains, hills, valley plains, lakeside plains and rivers along the river.