Fengxin Profile: Fengxin County, a county under the jurisdiction of Yichun City, Jiangxi Province, located in the northwestern part of Jiangxi Province, between 114°45' to 115°31' east longitude and 28°34' to 28°52' north latitude; Donglian Yixian County, Gao'an County in the south, Yifeng County in the southwest, Xiushui County in the northwest, Jing'an County in the north, and Weihe River in the west. The county town of Fengchuan is 60 kilometers away from the provincial capital Nanchang; the county has a maximum length of 78.3 kilometers, the north and south is about 32.3 kilometers wide, and the total area is 1642 square kilometers. By the end of 2010, the county has a total population of 312,956 people, including non-agriculture. The population is 80,582 people. It administers 18 townships and towns, with an area of ​​420,000 mu of arable land, 1.57 million mu of forest land, and a forest coverage rate of 70%. Fengxin County is China's first batch of rural primary electrification standard, with a water energy reserve of 77,900 kilowatts, 50,000 kilowatts of electricity has been developed, and annual power generation capacity is 400 million kilowatts. There are national commodity grain, bamboo forest base, and provincial kiwifruit development base. The mineral deposits include granite, china clay, fluorite, and potassium feldspar. Lifting the public transit of copper, dry, temple, and Wan Xiu. Places of historic interest and scenic beauty include the Jimei Memorial Archway, the “Tianxia Qingzhang” stone carvings, the Yuewang Mountain, the Baizhang Temple, and the Baizhang Temple. It is also the birthplace of the Buddhist “Zhanglin Qing Regulations” (also known as “the world's clear rules”). There are Hualin Academy ruins, radish pool, Song Yingxing Memorial Hall and so on.