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Located in the southeast of Shandong Province and bordering Jiangsu Province, Linyi is a city of remarkable scale and influence. With a population and total area that rank first in Shandong, Linyi is a major economic and cultural center in eastern China. This vibrant city has a rich history, a booming logistics industry, and a wealth of natural resources, earning it a multitude of honorary titles.
Over the years, Linyi has been recognized for its comprehensive development and high quality of life. The city holds numerous prestigious titles, including:
"National Civilized City"
"China Tourist City"
"National Garden City"
"National Sanitation City"
"National Forest City"
"China Calligraphy City"
"China Capital City of Logistics"
With a history stretching back over 2,500 years, Linyi was first established during the Spring and Autumn Period. It has been home to many famous cultural figures and historical events. The city also played a crucial role in modern Chinese history. During the Anti-Japanese War, it served as a key revolutionary base for the Chinese Communist Party, with the local Yimeng people making immense sacrifices for the war effort.
Linyi is abundant in both agricultural and mineral resources. The city is a major producer of a wide variety of specialty products, including peanuts, ginkgo, honeysuckle, and tea. Its eight major agricultural bases support predominant vegetable and fruit industries. In addition, Linyi is rich in mineral wealth, with 78 different types of minerals discovered to date.
Linyi offers a rich array of tourist attractions that showcase its natural beauty and historical significance.
Mengshan Mountain: Hailed as a "natural oxygen bar" and "Mount of Longevity."
Yishui Natural Underground Gallery: A 6,100-meter-long cave system, renowned for underground drift.
Yihe River Rubber Dam: A Guinness World Record holder, creating a massive water body within the city.
Yinqueshan Museum of Bamboo Slips of Han Dynasty: Home to ancient texts and artifacts.
Former Residence of Wang Xizhi: A tribute to the great calligrapher.
Linyi is widely known as "China Capital City of Logistics" due to its massive commercial network and strategic location. The city is home to 101 diverse wholesale markets, offering over 60,000 kinds of goods. This has established Linyi as a trade center for more than 30 provinces, with an annual turnover that exceeded 150 billion yuan in 2013.
Linyi's status as a logistics capital is supported by a robust transportation network. The city is a major railway junction with four expressways crisscrossing the region. Its total expressway mileage and highway mileage rank among the highest in Shandong. Furthermore, Linyi Airport and its proximity to major seaports like Qingdao and Rizhao make it a highly efficient hub for national and international trade.
