Shangqiu is in Henan Province, located in the east of Henan Province, under the jurisdiction of Xiayi County, Yucheng County, Zhecheng County, Ningling County, Suixian County, Minquan County, Liangyuan District, Suiyang District, provincial direct management of county-level city Yongcheng City and urban and rural integration demonstration zone.
Shangqiu is a famous national historical and cultural city with the most cultural heritage, the birthplace of commercial culture, the birthplace of commercial civilization, the important birthplace of the Chinese nation and the important ancient capital city of China, known as the \"Natural Museum of the history of the construction of ancient cities in China\". Shang Qiu is known as \"the hometown of Chinese fire culture\
It's from Henan Province.
In 2022, the total GDP of Shangqiu City reached more than 320 billion yuan, ranking 7th in Henan Province. At present, Shangqiu City has jurisdiction over 2 districts, 6 counties, 1 county-level city, a total of 9 districts and counties, respectively: Xiayi County, Yucheng County, Zhecheng County, Ningling County, Suixian County, Minquan County, Liangyuan County, Suiyang District, Yongcheng county-level city.
Shangqiu belongs to Henan Province. Located in the easternmost part of Henan Province, Henan, Anhui, Shandong, Jiangsu four provinces junction. Suzhou and Huaibei of Anhui Province in the east, Kaifeng of Henan Province in the west, Heze of Shandong Province in the north, and Shangqiu of Bozhou in Anhui Province in the south, are strategic points connecting North China to East China and Jiangnan.
Shang Qiu is also a city with a thick history. The \"Shang\" of merchants and the \"Song\" of the Song Dynasty were born on the plain shaped by the Yellow River.
It's from Henan Province.
Shangqiu City wildlife, animals: rabbits, rats, hamsters, weasels, hedgehogs, bobcats, foxes, badgers, bats and so on. Birds: There are sparrows, grey magpies, house swallows, red-rumped swallows, orioles, big cuckoo (cuckoo), four sound cuckoo, quail, house pigeons, turtle doves, woodpeckers, big reed warblers, magpies, larks, crows, black drongos, owls, sparrowhawks (harriers).