Yiwu is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province. Yiwu is located in the east of Jinqu Basin, with east longitude 1 19 degrees 49 minutes to 120 degrees 17 minutes, and north latitude 29 degrees 02 minutes 13 "to 29 degrees 33 minutes 40". The geographical center of Zhejiang Province is located in the territory. Dongyang has Yongkang and Wuyi in the south, Jinhua and Lanxi in the west, Zhuji and Pujiang in the north. It's more than one hundred miles to Hangzhou, the provincial capital. Yiwu has a long history. In 222 BC, the county was established, and it was withdrawn in 1988. There are many famous people in Yiwu, including Luo, one of the "four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty", Chen Wangdao, a modern educator, and Wu Han, a literary theorist and historian. Yiwu is the first and only national comprehensive reform pilot in county-level cities in China, and has been awarded the honorary titles of China National Health City, National Environmental Protection Model City, China Excellent Tourism City, National Garden City, National Forest City and Zhejiang Civilized Demonstration City. Yiwu International Trade City was awarded the first AAAA shopping and tourist area in China by the National Tourism Administration. Yiwu is one of the six counties (cities) in Chinese mainland. Its per capita income level and luxury car density rank first in Chinese mainland, and it is one of the richest areas in China, ranking first among the richest county-level cities in China 10 published by Forbes in 20 13. Yiwu is the world's largest distribution center for small commodities, and has been recognized as the world's largest market by international authorities such as the United Nations and the World Bank. Yiwu is listed as the first batch of national comprehensive pilot areas for new urbanization. The development of expanding the history of information belongs to the state of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period. In the 25th year of Qin Shihuang (222 BC), he was in Wushangjian County, belonging to Huiji County. In the Xin Mang era (AD 9), the county name was changed to Wu Xiao. At the beginning of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 years), Wu Shang was ruled by Dewey, west of Huiji. Ping three years (192), divided the western jurisdiction and established Changshan County (later Jinhua County). In the eighth year of Wu Chiwu (245), the three countries were divided into the south and Yongkang County was established. In the first year of Baoding (266), Huiji County (Changshan County) was located in Dongyang County to the west, and Wu Shang County was subordinate to Dongyang County. In the ninth year of Yang Di (589), Wu Zhou was divided into five states. In the ninth year of Yang Di (589), Wu Zhou was divided into five states. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1), Chouzhou was established in Wu Shang County, which was divided into two counties: Wuxiao and Huachuan. In the seventh year of Wude (62 1), Chouzhou was abolished, and Wu Xiao and Huachuan merged into one county, renamed Yiwu County. Chouzhou is named after the thick mountain (Desheng Rock). Huachuan, also known as Xiuchuan, is named after Xiuhu. Yiwu has the same meaning as Wu Shang and Wu Xiao. Dongyang County was located in the east of Yiwu County in the second year of Tang Dynasty (686). In the 13th year of Tianbao (754), Puyang County (now Pujiang County) was established in the north of the county, Lanxi and Fuyang. Yiwu in the Yuan Dynasty was under the General Political Department of Wuzhou Road. In the eighteenth year (1358), Zhu Yuanzhang captured Wuzhou and changed Wuzhou Road to Ningyue House. In 22 years (1362), it was renamed Jinhua House. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the affiliation of Yiwu remained unchanged. After the Revolution of 1911, the official system was abolished and replaced by the Taoist system. Yiwu belongs to Jinhua Road. 1927 the abandoned highway system was changed to a provincial and county level system. Yiwu is directly under Zhejiang Province, followed by the Office of Administrative Inspector. Yiwu belongs to Jinhua Special Zone and is the fourth special zone in Zhejiang Province. Yiwu liberation 1949. After the founding of China, Yiwu belongs to Jinhua Special Zone. Pujiang merged into Yiwu in 1959, but it was still separated in 1967. 1988, Yiwu County was abolished and Yiwu City was established. /a9d 3 FD 1f 4 134970 a 1 CB 55 ea 49 bcad 1 c8 a 6865d 72？ x-BCE-process = image % 2f resize % 2Cm _ lfit % 2Cw _ 600% 2Ch _ 800% 2c limit _ 1% 2f quality % 2Cq _ 85% 2f format % 2Cf _ auto