Zhongxiang City is located in the middle of Hubei Province, at the northern end of Hanjiang Plain, bordering Suizhou City in the northeast, Jingshan City in the east, Tianmen City in the south, Dongbao District, Duodao District and Shayang County in the west, and Yicheng City in the northwest. It has a subtropical monsoon climate with abundant rainfall, with an annual average temperature of 15.9℃ and a total area of 4,488 square kilometers. Zhongxiang City is one of the important birthplaces of Chu culture, with a written history of more than 2,700 years. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was called Jiaoying, which was the capital of Chu, and later it was the capital of Chu. In the tenth year of Jiajing (153 1), Emperor Zhu Houzong of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty gave the county the name "Zhongxiang" with the meaning of "a land of geomantic omen and auspicious bells", and promoted An Lufu as the successor of Tianfu, alongside Shuntianfu (Beijing) and Yingtianfu (Nanjing). 1in may, 992, the State Council approved the withdrawal of counties and the establishment of cities. 1996, changed to Jingmen escrow. There are many scenic spots in China, such as Ming Xian Mausoleum, a world cultural heritage.