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Pingyang County is located in the southeastern coast of Zhejiang Province, China, and is a county under the jurisdiction of Wenzhou City. It is located on the south coast of Oujiang Mouth, east of the East China Sea, west of Wencheng County, south of Cangnan County, and north of Rui'an City. The total area is about 1051 square kilometers, with a population of nearly 900,000 people. With a long history, Pingyang County was founded in Taikang four years (AD 283) of the Western Jin Dynasty, possessing a history of nearly 1,800 years, and is a famous historical and cultural city in Zhejiang Province.
The economy of Pingyang County is dominated by industry, covering machinery, leather, plastics, electronics and other industries, while agriculture and fisheries are also well developed. The county boasts natural landscapes such as the South Yandang Mountain National Scenic Spot and the Nanji Island Marine Nature Reserve, as well as historical and cultural attractions such as the Shunxi Ancient Architectural Complex and the Monument to the Red Army's Advancing Division. Pingyang is also the hometown of Chinese mathematician Su Buqing, with deep cultural heritage and convenient transportation, with the Ningbo-Taizhou-Wenzhou Expressway and Wenfu Railway running through the whole territory.
Arden is a charming village nestled in New Castle County, Delaware, just southwest of Wilmington. Founded in 1900 by sculptor Will Price and architect Frank Stephens, this intentional community was built on the principles of Henry George's single-tax theory, emphasizing land as a common resource. Founded in 1900 by sculptor Will Price and architect Frank Stephens, this intentional community was built on the principles of Henry George's single-tax theory, emphasizing land as a common resource. winding walkways, no fences, and a strong communal spirit, Arden spans three connected villages (Arden, Arden Acres, and The Highlands) and is known for its vibrant arts scene, featuring its vibrant arts scene, featuring the renowned Arden Club and the annual Arden Fair. The village's pedestrian-friendly design, historic homes, and commitment to creativity make it an ideal place to live. The village's pedestrian-friendly design, historic homes, and commitment to creativity make it a distinctive haven for artists and those seeking a close-knit, alternative lifestyle. Today, Arden retains its unique character, blending small-town charm with a progressive, arts-rich community ethos.