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Luqiao district is a subordinate city of Taizhou, located in the middle of Zhejiang coast and China Gold Coast, bordering the East China Sea in the east, Wenling in the south, Huangyan in the west and Jiaojiang in the north. The land is 33.3km long from east to west and18.8km wide from north to south.
Luqiao district has a total inland area of 274 square kilometers and a built-up area of 29.25 square kilometers. It governs 4 towns and 6 streets, with a total population of 4 1.3 million. The whole region is surrounded by mountains and seas, with hills and plains alternating; Rivers are vertical and horizontal, water networks are dense, and islands are dotted; Shallow beaches are vast, covering an area of 2 1.33 square kilometers.
Luqiao civilization originated from the advanced Central Plains culture brought by Xu Yanwang and Du Nan in the late Zhou Dynasty. Many celebrities have stopped here in the long river of history: the great calligrapher Wang Xizhi has been to Luqiao, leaving "Mo Chi, the right army"; Jian Zhen, a master of the Tang Dynasty, gave a lecture at Xiangyan Temple before crossing to the east. Ye Shi, a famous philosopher and writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Huang Wan, a bachelor of Hanlin in the Ming Dynasty, once lived in Luqiao to give lectures.
The leader of the first peasant uprising army at the end of Yuan Dynasty, Tao, a literary historian at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, calligrapher, artist, famous calligrapher and anti-Japanese general Chen Baoan, famous arts and crafts educator and painter (his son is the composer of the theme song "You and Me" of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games) were also born in Luqiao.