Which province is Yingkou?

Yingkou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Liaoning Province and an important port city in Liaoning coastal economic belt. It is located in the southeast of China, in the center of Liaodong Peninsula, on the east bank of Bohai Sea and at the mouth of Daliao River.

Yingkou has a total area of 5427 square kilometers. At the end of 20021,the registered population of Yingkou was 228 1 10,000. As of July, 2022, Yingkou has four municipal districts and two county-level cities, and the municipal government is located atNo. East Xinlian Street 1 in Xishi District.

Yingkou is one of the cradles of human civilization. The ancient human site of Jinniushan about 280,000 years ago witnessed the earliest civilization in Liaohe River Basin. Yingkou is the only city in Chinese mainland where the sun sets. Yingkou was also the first port opened to the outside world in northeast China in modern times. It is one of the birthplaces and distribution centers of Dalong stamps, the birthplace of China Red Cross Movement, and the prosperous place of China's national financial industry.

Yingkou is an excellent tourist city in China, a national forest city and one of the four musical instrument production bases in China. The main scenic spots in Yingkou are Beihai National Ocean Park, Liaohe Old Street, Moon Lake Park, Jinniu Mountain Site, West Fort Site and Wanger Mountain Tourist Area.

2065438+In July 2009, Yingkou won the title of "China City with the Most Investment and Commercial Value". In June, 2020, 10 won the national double-support model city. From June 5438 to February 2022, it was rated as the happiest city in China.

The history and culture of Yingkou;

Yingkou City is located at the mouth of Daliaohe River. During the reign of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, the court allowed Mongolian Hu Ba people to graze here. Hu Ba's shacks are linked together, which looks like a military camp from a distance. People call this area "camp". Therefore, the tidal ditch dries up at low tide and there is no ditch at high tide, hence the name "no ditch camp".

"Yingkou" is the abbreviation of "Wugou Yinggang" in the official documents of the government in the early Qing Dynasty. In the fifth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1866), the Qing government set up Jin Feng Shanhaiguan Road in Yingkou, which was responsible for foreign affairs and taxation of the whole Liaodong area from Shanhaiguan in the west to the mouth of Yalu River in the east. In the sixth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1867), the Qing government established Yingkou Tongzhi Hall, which was the first official institution named after the word "Yingkou".

Yingkou has a large number of temples, churches and mosques. Buddhism is the most developed. Religious sites in Yingkou: Lengyan Temple, Tianhou Palace (Nishioji), Guangxin Temple and Nianfo Temple; Yingkou Mosque and Yingkou Muslim East Temple; Catholic church; Christian Church, Nanguang Korean Christian Church, Taihe Church, etc.

Buddhism has a large temple fair on the eighth day of April in the lunar calendar, the Niangniang Temple in Mizhen (Dashiqiao) on April 18, and the Tianhou Temple (Nishioji) on April 28th.