Where you are happy, you will be happy.

1. Jiangle is located in the northwest of Fujian Province, at the southern foot of Wuyi Mountain, bordering the middle and lower reaches of Jinxi, a tributary of Minjiang River, with Shunchang in the east, Taining in the west, Mingxi in the south, Shaowu in the north and Shaxian in the southeast. There are many peaks and streams in the territory, with the highest elevation of 1640.2 meters. Karst landform is a major feature of this county. It is a subtropical monsoon climate with maritime and continental climate characteristics, with an annual average temperature of 19.8℃ and an annual average rainfall of 2027mm.

2. Jiangle was founded in Yong 'an, Wudong, Three Kingdoms (AD 260), which belongs to Jian 'an County and is one of the seven ancient counties in Fujian and Vietnam. Since the establishment of the county, the county boundaries and subordinate relations have changed many times. In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, in the third year of Germany tomorrow (AD 945), it was promoted to a state, named Yong State, or Yong for short. The following year, the state was abolished as a county. After six years of Chenghua in Ming Xianzong (A.D. 1470), the county boundary remained stable and was placed under Yanping Prefecture. 1950, Jiangle was liberated, and successively belonged to the second area of Fujian Province, Nanping area (region) and Sanming area. Jiangle has been a county under the jurisdiction of Sanming City since 1983. By the end of 2003, there were Han nationality, She nationality, Hui nationality, Miao nationality, Manchu nationality, Tujia nationality, Dong nationality, Buyi nationality, Zhuang nationality, Mongolian nationality, Yi nationality, Gelao nationality, Gaoshan nationality, Mulao nationality, Naxi nationality and Dongxiang nationality 16, with a total population. Humanistic customs will make music known as "the city of culture". In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the story of "Li Ji beheaded the snake" in Gan Bao's Search for the Gods happened here. Shi Yang (without Kameyama), a famous Neo-Confucianist, is known as "the originator of Confucianism in Fujian" and "the authentic Cheng family", and was also born here. The story of "Cheng Menxue Pear" has been passed down from generation to generation. Smashing tea, Longchi inkstone and Xishan paper can be called "three must-have pleasures".