Changfeng county is a newly-built county. 1964101October 3 1 With the approval of the State Council, Changfeng County was established from the marginal areas of Shouxian County, Dingyuan County, Feidong County and Feixi County respectively, belonging to Hefei City, which is the first city-administered county in the province. It is named after the fact that most of the territory belongs to Feng Township, the governor of Shou County in Qing Dynasty. Taking "Changfeng" as the county name also means "long-term stability and long life".
Changfeng has a long history, rich resources and profound cultural background. This is an ancient fief of the State of Chu, with strong Chu cultural characteristics. During the Warring States Period, counties and counties were located at the beginning of Chu and the end of Wu, where the cultures of North and South met. Because it is located at the intersection of the Yangtze River and the Huaihe River, it is known as "the right side of the Huaihe River is in the throat and the east of the Yangtze River is shielded". It is a battleground for military strategists. There are countless wars in history, with Chu and Wu contending for each other and fighting endlessly. The world-famous Battle of Feishui started in Luo Jian, northeast of the county seat. The northwest of the county was once the auxiliary place of Shouchun, the capital of Chu at the end of the Warring States Period, and the tombs of princes gathered here. The remains of the old city of Chengde, which was located in the south-central part of the county in the Han Dynasty, still exist. A large number of ancient tombs, ancient sites and unearthed cultural relics show the profoundness of this land, which is called "the underground treasure house of ancient culture" by historians.