City Time Difference Time difference between fengxin and Jin Ce：fengxin is 1 hours ahead compared to Jin Ce

Fengxin Overview

Fengxin County is located in the northwestern part of Jiangxi Province, China, under Yichun City, and is situated at the southern foot of the Jiuling Mountain Range in northwest Gan. It has a total area of 1,642 square kilometers and a population of about 300,000 people. It has a long history, founded in Jian'an four years (199 AD) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a history of more than 1,800 years.

History and Culture

Fengxin is the hometown of Song Yingxing, a famous scientist in Ming Dynasty and the author of Tiangongkaiwu, which is known as "the birthplace of Tiangongkaiwu". Retained in the territory of Song Yingxing Memorial Hall, the ruins of Hualin Academy and other historical and cultural relics. Local traditional Nuo culture is included in the national intangible cultural heritage list.

Natural Resources

Fengxin has an excellent ecological environment, with over 64% forest coverage and Baizhang Mountain-Radish Pool Provincial Scenic Spot. Baizhang Temple is the birthplace of Chinese Buddhism Zen "world clear rules", Radish pool waterfalls have "Jiangnan first waterfalls" reputation. The area produces high-quality rice, kiwi fruit and bamboo products, and is an important agricultural production base in Jiangxi.

Tourism Characteristics

Fenghsin combines landscape sightseeing, cultural experience and ecological leisure tourism features, and its main attractions include Baizhang Temple, Song Yingxing Memorial Hall, Jiuxian Hot Spring, Yangshan National Forest Park, etc. It is an important tourist destination in western Gan.

Kimchaek

Kimchaek is an important industrial city in North Hamgyong Province of North Korea, located in the northeastern part of North Korea and facing the Sea of Japan to the east. Originally known as Seongjin Port, it was renamed in 1953 in honor of the anti-Japanese hero, General Kimchaek. As the center of North Korea's iron and steel industry, the city is one of the heavy industrial bases with large-scale enterprises such as the Kimtse Iron and Steel Works. Located at the northern end of the Hamgyeong Mountain Range, the city is surrounded by rich mineral resources, and port trade plays a significant role in the economy. With both industrial functions and the role of a regional transportation hub, Kimtse is an economic and strategic location in the northeastern part of Korea.