Xinjiang, which belongs to Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, was called Jiangzhou in ancient times. Located in the southwest of Shanxi Province, at the northern end of Yuncheng City, with a total area of 597 18 square kilometers and cultivated land of 526,400 mu, it governs 9 towns and 153 administrative villages.

1994 was listed in the third batch of national historical and cultural cities, and was successively rated as the national advanced cultural county, the hometown of drum music in China, the Chengni Yandu in China, the hometown of Chinese folk art, and the best couplets cultural county in China.

Xinjiang history and culture

Xinjiang has a long history and profound cultural heritage. In 585 BC, Duke Jing of Jin moved to Xintian, which was called Xinjiang in history. Huang Kai reigned for three years in Sui Dynasty, and it has been 1400 years since he moved. Disciple Rules written by Li Yuxiu, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, is known as "the first rule in the world".

Rich in cultural relics resources, the county has 645 declared cultural relics protection units at all levels, including 16 nationwide, ranking first in the city, 9 in the province and 8 in the city. There are many cultural products, including 25 categories 1800 kinds of traditional folk handicrafts, such as cloud carvings and woodblock New Year pictures, including 5 national intangible cultural heritages.

Refer to the above? Xinjiang county people's government-introduction of Xinjiang county