Question 1: Which city does Bengbu belong to? Bengbu city, referred to as Bengbu for short, is also known as Pearl City. It is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province in People's Republic of China (PRC), an important hub city in Anhui Province, a business center, a processing and manufacturing center and a post and telecommunications command and dispatch center in northern Anhui. Located at the intersection of beijing-shanghai railway and Huainan railways at the southern end of North China Plain, the Huaihe River passes through the city and is close to Fengyang and Nanjing. Because of the abundance of mussels in ancient times, it was named "Pearl City". At the beginning of 1947, Bengbu was established as a municipality directly under the Central Government of Anhui Province, which was the earliest city in Anhui Province. The city covers an area of 5,952 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 60 1.5 square kilometers. By the end of 2008, the total registered population of Bengbu City was 1.0099 million, of which the total population of three counties was 3,583,654.38+0.000. Bengbu City governs Longzihu District, bengshan district, Yuhui District, Huaishang District, Huaiyuan County, Wuhe County and Guzhen County.

Question 2: Which province and city does Bengbu belong to? Bengbu City, Anhui Province is a prefecture-level city, also known as Pearl City.

Question 3: Which province does Bengbu belong to? Bengbu is located in the northeast of Anhui Province, China, in the middle reaches of Huaihe River, at the intersection of Beijing-Shanghai and Huainan railways. Named for its abundance of mussels. Jurisdiction over bengshan district, Yuhui District, Huaishang District, Longzihu District, Huaiyuan County, Wuhe County and Guzhen County. It covers an area of 5,832 square kilometers, with a population of 3.524 million in 2006 (91.430 in the urban area) (the population in the urban area exceeded one million in 2008), and the ethnic group is mainly Han. In Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was called Bangbuji, 19 1 1 to build Bengbu Station of Jin-Pu Railway and establish Bengbu City. During the Japanese invasion of China, Bengbu was once the capital of pseudo-Anhui. After the Huaihai Campaign (Xubang Campaign), Bengbu was liberated. 1947, Bengbu became the first city of new China in Anhui. Bengbu is a land and water transportation and material distribution center in Huaihe River Basin. Minerals include gold, iron, titanium, granite, marble and quartzite. Taking food and textile as the main industries, the output value of food industry and pharmaceutical industry ranks first in the province, and it has the largest fructose factory in China (annual output 1 10,000 tons); Agricultural products include wheat, beans, potatoes, cotton, tobacco and so on. Bengbu Port is the largest port in Huaihe River. Native products include pomegranate, crab, canned lunch meat and so on. Folk arts mainly include Sizhou opera (pulling the soul cavity) and folk song and dance flower drum lanterns, and micro-carving, jade carving and pitchgrass painting enjoy high reputation at home and abroad. Places of interest include Cao Shan in the East, which is said to be the place where Cao Cao's army was stationed during the Three Kingdoms period. The tomb of Tang He, the king of Dong 'ou in the Ming Dynasty at the southern foot of the mountain, is a national protected cultural relic; Jing 'er Mountain and Tu 'er Mountain in Huaiyuan are the remains of Quaternary glaciers across the river. Tushan is the place where Dayu controls water.

Question 4: Which district does Bengbu City in Anhui Province belong to? Bengbu, the abbreviation of Bengbu, is also called Pearl City. It is a city under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province. The first prefecture-level city in Anhui Province (New Year's Day 1947) has four municipal districts, namely bengshan district, Yuhui District, Huaishang District and Longzihu District, which govern Huaiyuan County, Guzhen County and Wuhe County.

Bengbu is located in the transitional zone between temperate deciduous broad-leaved forest belt and tropical deciduous broad-leaved and evergreen broad-leaved mixed forest belt.

Bengbu also belongs to the Huaihe River Basin.

Bengbu City is located at the intersection of the central and eastern regions, and it is also the north-south watershed of China.

Question 5: Which province does Bengbu belong to? Anhui province, in the northwest of Anhui.

Question 6: What does Bengbu mean? In addition to the place names, a long time ago, there was a family named Wu by the Huaihe River-Father Wu and his son Wu Hai.

One day, when they were out fishing, Wu Hai saved a mussel that was pecked by a cormorant.

In order to repay Wu's father and son for saving their lives, the mussel became a beautiful girl, fell in love with Wu's children, and got married and had children.

One year when the Huaihe River flooded, the girl helped fishermen catch fish and offended the Dragon King, who killed her.

People put a beautiful pearl on the grave according to the girl's instructions.

Fishermen always follow the pearl light to catch fish, and when they come back, they will add soil to the girl's grave.

The grave became bigger and bigger, and it became a hill, named' beside the mountain'.

Later, a city called Bengbu was built around Bangshan.

Question 7: Which province does Bengbu belong to? Bengbu City belongs to Anhui Province.

Question 8: Which province does Bengbu belong to? Bengbu City, Anhui Province is a prefecture-level city, also known as Zhucheng.

Question 9: Where does Bengbu belong (such as East China and South China)? Anhui belongs to six provinces and one city in East China. East China, of course.

Question 10: What climate does Bengbu belong to? In the transition zone from subtropical climate to warm temperate climate, monsoon causes frequent natural disasters! I feel a monsoon climate!