Ganzhou is a sub-central city in Jiangxi Province, a top 100 city in China, a national regional central city, a national II-type big city, an important node city in the Belt and Road Initiative, a national comprehensive transportation hub, and a regional modern central city in the Great Passage of Jiangxi, Guangdong, Fujian and Hunan. It has 4 national development zones and 1 comprehensive bonded zone.
Ganzhou is rich in tungsten and rare earth resources, and is a national rare metal industrial base and advanced manufacturing base. Ganzhou is a famous old revolutionary base area in China, a demonstration area for the revitalization and development of the former Central Soviet Area, and a red cultural inheritance and innovation area. Ganzhou metropolitan area is a key metropolitan area cultivated and developed in Jiangxi Province.
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Ganzhou is a national historical and cultural city, a national civilized city, a national health city, a national forest city, a national garden city, an excellent tourist city in China, a national double-support model city, the seat of the former Central Soviet Area and the starting point of the Long March. Wen Tianxiang, Zhou Dunyi, Hai Rui, Xin Qiji and other first-generation leaders of the Central Committee were all in charge of Ganzhou.
Ganzhou is one of the charming cities in China, with the reputation of being the first city in Ganjiang River, Song Cheng in the south of the Yangtze River, the old red capital, the cradle of Hakka, the world orange town, the world tungsten capital, the rare earth kingdom and the birthplace of the world geomantic culture.
Ganzhou has a long history of administrative divisions. In the fifth year of Wu Jiahe in the Three Kingdoms (236), Dewey, a municipal administrative organization, was established in the south of Luling. The Song Dynasty was divided into two administrative regions, Nan 'an and Ganzhou, referred to as "Gannan". Because it is located in the upper reaches of Ganjiang River and the south of Jiangxi Province, Gannan Road and Gannan Road were set up in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty and the early years of the Republic of China, also known as "Gannan".
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