Natural overview: Wu 'an City is located in the southwest of Hebei Province, at the eastern foot of Taihang Mountain. The whole city covers an area of 1806 square kilometers, governs 8 offices, 13 towns and 30 townships. The population is 655,600, and the nationalities are Han, Hui, Zhuang, Man and Mongolia. The territory is the hilly area at the eastern foot of Taihang Mountain, surrounded by mountains, with an altitude of 1000 meters or more. Qingyanzhai, the highest peak, is 1899 meters above sea level. The main rivers are Nanming River. The climate is cold and dry in winter, hot and rainy in summer and cool in spring and autumn. The annual average precipitation is 590 mm, the annual average temperature is 12.7oC, the monthly average temperature is 1-3.4 oc, and the July average temperature is 26.3oC, which belongs to the warm temperate continental monsoon climate. Local products include Wu 'an goats, walnuts, apples, persimmons and peppers.

Historical Browsing: Wu 'an According to Justice in Historical Records, the famous Qin commander Bai Qi was named Wu 'an because he was able to raise non-commissioned officers, make good use of soldiers and win the peace of the people. Wu 'an County was founded during the reign of Gao Han in 206 BC. Wang Mang changed to Huan 'an in the Western Han Dynasty. In the early years of Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25), Wu 'an County was restored. Wu 'an, founded in 1988, is a municipality directly under the central government in Handan.

Economic scanning: Wu 'an has formed four pillar industries: metallurgy, coal, building materials and chemical industry. The city's iron ore reserves are 550 million tons with high grade and low sulfur content. It is one of the four rich mineral bases in China, and basically forms a "one-stop" production of mining, dressing, smelting, rolling, casting and processing. The geological reserves of coal are 2.3 billion tons. At present, the coal industry has begun to take shape, the building materials industry has developed rapidly, and building materials resources such as marble and limestone are abundant. Wu 'an has 930,000 mu of cultivated land. Crops include wheat, corn, millet, sweet potato and cotton. Forestry, sideline and fishery have also developed, and peaches are abundant and sell well at home and abroad. Wu 'an enjoys a superior geographical position. Handan in the east, Changzhi in the west, Anyang in the south and Xingtai in the north are the heart of regional economy in Shanxi, Hebei and Henan provinces. Convenient transportation, developed roads and railways. Lanzhou (Zhou)-Qingdao (Island), Xing (Taiwan)-Du (Party) expressway run through the city, and three railways, namely Han-Ci (Mountain), Jinan-Houma (Horse) and Shuiwu (Economy), pass through the city.

Science, education and health: There are more than 520 schools in Wu 'an, including May 7th University 1 and Teachers College 65438. This city has a cultural center and a library. Health includes town hospitals, tumor hospitals and epidemic prevention stations.

Scenic spots and historical sites: there are ancient cultural heritages such as Song stupa, ancient town, Dianzi Warring States ancient city site, Cishan Neolithic cultural site, Taoyuan Mountain Thousand Buddha Cave, and revolutionary memorial sites such as the former site of Wu 'an Shanxi-Hebei Military Region.

Investment Guide: There are abundant coal mines and iron mines here, which are suitable for investment in related industries.