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Remich (French: Remich, German: Remich) is a commune and town of the same name in the south-eastern part of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, situated on the banks of the Moselle River, close to the German and French borders, and belonging to the district of Grevenmacher in Luxembourg. The town has an area of about 5.3 square kilometers and a population of about 4,000, and is known as the "Little Pearl of Luxembourg" for its peaceful riverside scenery and wine region.
Located in the Moselle Valley, Rémisch has a mild and sunny climate and is an important center of winegrowing and winemaking in Luxembourg. It is surrounded by hills and has beautiful riverside walks for hiking and biking. The annual wine festival in the fall attracts a large number of visitors to experience the culture of the local wineries and the white Moselle Riesling.
The economy is based on tourism and the wine industry, with restaurants and cellars along the river. The town retains some of its medieval walls and has a mixture of German and French influences in its architecture. Rémisch is also a cross-border transportation hub, with bridges connecting it to Germany, and is close to the cities of Luxembourg City and Metz, combining a quiet rural atmosphere with easy accessibility.
Goodyang County belongs to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Baotou City, located in the northern foothills of the Yinshan Mountains, the central Inner Mongolia Plateau, south of Baotou, north of Darhan Maomingan Union Banner, is a typical agricultural and pastoral intertwined zone area. Grasslands, forests and mountains in the territory, spring Kunshan to alpine meadows, strange peaks and rocks known as a summer resort; Maanshan rock paintings recorded the ancient nomadic civilization of the imprint of the history of the grasslands, telling the weight of the history of the grasslands. It is rich in mineral resources, with large reserves of iron, lead and zinc, while the agriculture and animal husbandry are characterized by oat, buckwheat, beef and mutton, combining the vastness of the grassland with the delicacy of farming. Goyang is a fusion of Mongolian and Chinese cultural flavors, and folk activities such as the Naadam Conference and social fire performances are unique and charming, making it a window to experience the nature and humanity of the northern border.