Brief introduction of Sha County: Shaxian, the ancient name Shayang, referred to as 虬. It is affiliated to Sanming City, Fujian Province, located in the north of the central part of Fujian Province, downstream of Shaxi, a tributary of the Lancang River, between Nanping and Sanming City, between 26°06′-26°41′ north latitude and 117°32′-118°06 east longitude. Between the east, from Nanping to Fuzhou, from the west to Sanming to Xiamen, from the north to the north and the north to the Central Plains North China, since ancient times, it is an important commodity distribution center in northwestern Yunnan. Historically, the hometown of the famous Hakka history and culture of the people of the Central Plains. Since the beginning of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Wuhu chaos, the difficulty of Yongjia, the Huaxia Han people in the Heluo area of ​​the Central Plains Yellow River Basin has been moving southward, and many large-scale southward entry. Dongjin (formerly 379) Shayuan, Nanxiang, Yanping County (ie, the ancient village of Dongsha County, Xiansha County) was established as Shawu, and during the Eastern Jin Dynasty (405), Shaping was upgraded to Shacun County, and (581-618) was changed to Sha Village. The county is Shaxian, and soon it was abandoned. Tang Wude was renamed Shaxian in the fourth year (621), and Yonghui was set aside before six years (655). It belongs to Jianzhou, Tingzhou, Jianzhou, Nanjianzhou, Nanjian Road, Yanping Road, Yanping House and Jian'an Road. Since ancient times, it has been a place where merchants gathered, and it is known as “Jinsha County”. Sha County is a national commodity grain base county, a national key forest county in the south, and a bamboo production area in Fujian Province. The radish rock nanmu provenong nature reserve is the only protected area in the country that uses nanmu as the object. Shaxian snacks are famous. Places of historic interest and scenic beauty include Kaixian Houwei, the founder of Kaixian County, Xingguo Temple in the Tang Dynasty, Luo Congyan, the founder of the Song Dynasty, Deng Maoqi, the leader of the Ming Dynasty, the Chenghuang Temple in the Qing Dynasty, and the largest Buddha in the Qing Dynasty.