Wuxuan Introduction: Wuxuan County (Zhuangwen: Vujsenh Yen), also known as Xiancheng, belongs to Laibin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is in the central part of the autonomous region, connecting Guiping City in the east, Guigang City in the south, Xingbin District in Laibin City in the west, and Liuzhou City in the north. It is an important transportation hub. Wuxuan County has a long history. The Western Han Dynasty Yuan Ding six years (111 BC) began to set up Zhongliu County, and the Wuxuan County name system began in Xuande six years (1431). The Wuxuan area covers an area of ​​1739 square kilometers and consists of 8 towns and 2 townships, 142 village committees and 6 communities. The area is 1739 square kilometers, the cultivated land is 902,600 mu, the paddy field is 247,100 mu, and the 443,500 people, including agriculture, 397,400. In 2012, the county achieved a regional GDP of 8.45 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 17.9%. There are more than 30 kinds of mineral resources such as lead, zinc, manganese, dolomite, barite and marble. The potential reserves of dolomite are nearly 10 billion tons. . Agricultural resources mainly include sugar cane, high quality grain, animal husbandry, fruit, edible fungi and tea. It is the largest edible fungus production base in the country's raw material sugarcane production base county, commodity grain production base county, Guangxi milk buffalo production base county and Laibin city. The scenic spots include the Baiya Grand Canyon, the Eight Immortals Tianchi, the Wuma River, the Dato Gorge, and the cultural landscapes such as the largest Confucius Temple in Guangxi, the Huangxixi Manor, and the Hongweiquan “Wangwang” site of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. At the same time, Wu Xuan is also the hometown of Chinese ornamental stone.