Jincheng, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shanxi Province, was called Jianxing, Zezhou and Zezhou in ancient times. Jincheng is located in the southeast of Shanxi province, at the junction of Shanxi and Henan provinces. It lives in Jincheng basin with a total area of 9490 square kilometers. It is the gateway to the southeast of Shanxi Province, and has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. Known as "the gateway of Sanjin, the first rush of Taihang Mountain".

Jincheng is the hometown of ancient coal and iron, known as "nine heads and eighteen craftsmen". It was the producing area of "Gu Jian and Yang A" in the Warring States Period, where Zezhou iron ware and blue charcoal were once well-known in China. Manghe, Lishan and other protected areas are home to rare animals such as macaques and giant salamanders, which are known as the "treasure house of biological resources" in Shanxi.

Recommended tourist attractions in Shanxi Province:

1. Xiangfu of the Forbidden City: Xiangfu of the Forbidden City is a national 5A-level tourist attraction with a total area of 36,000 square meters. It is the former residence of Chen Tingjing, a bachelor of Wen Yuan Pavilion in Qing Dynasty, the chief reader of Kangxi Dictionary, and the interpreter of the thirty-fifth year banquet of Kangxi. The scenic spot is located in Huangcheng Village, Beiliu Town, Jincheng City, southeast of Shanxi Province.

2. Eight Scenes of Xinzhou: Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province has been a famous tourist attraction since ancient times. Since the Tang Dynasty, there have been eight legends of ancient scenery in Xinzhou. These eight scenic spots are: Torah in summer, Ren Xian chessboard, Dongyan Yue Ying, Six Caves in Jinshan, Blue Tombs, Song Qing with an umbrella, floating buildings with breasts, and eating stones in the shady mountains.

3. Yungang Grottoes: Yungang Grottoes are the four largest grottoes in China, the first batch of cultural relics protection units in China, listed in the World Heritage List, and one of the largest grottoes in China, with extremely high artistic, historical and cultural values.