Shanghai Futures Exchange:

Copper: China Copper Mine in Dexing City, Shangrao, Jiangxi Province is widely distributed in all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities in China except Tianjin.

Aluminium: Jingjiang, Guangxi, Zunyi, Guizhou

Iron and steel: The iron ore in the northeast of an iron mine is mainly the largest mining area, Anshan mining area, and large ore bodies are mainly distributed in Anshan, Liaoning Province (including Dahushan, cherry orchard,

East and west Anshan, Gongchangling, etc. ), Benxi (Nanfen, Waitoushan, Tongyuanbao, etc. ), and some deposits are distributed in Jilin.

Close to the provincial TV station. B Iron mines in North China are mainly distributed in Xuanhua, Qian 'an, Handan and Wu 'an in Xingtai, Hebei.

Mining villages and other areas, as well as iron mines in Inner Mongolia and central and southern Shanxi. Daye Iron Mine in Hubei Province is the main iron mine in Central and South China, and there are others in Xiangtan, Hunan Province.

There are considerable reserves in Anyang, Wuyang, Jiangxi and Hainan Island in Guangdong Province. The iron ore producing areas in East China are mainly from Wuhu, Anhui to Nanjing, Jiangsu.

Aoshan, Nanshan, Gushan, Taochong, Meishan, Fenghuang Mountain and other mines.

Rubber: Hainan, Yunnan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian.

Fuel oil: Tarim, Northeast Xinjiang

Gold: The gold mines in Heilongjiang Province are mainly distributed in Mohe, Huma, Aihui, Luobei, Huanan, Muling and Dongning.

Coal: There are 14 coal-forming periods in the geological history of China, among which there are mainly four coal-forming periods, namely, Late Carboniferous-Early Permian widely distributed in North China, Late Permian in southern provinces, Early-Middle Jurassic in North China, Southeast China and Northwest China, and Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous in Northeast China and East Inner Mongolia. Their coal resources account for 26%, 5%, 60% and 7% of the total coal resources in China respectively, accounting for 98% of the total coal resources. In the above four main coal-forming periods, the coal resources with industrial value were mainly formed in southern China in the Late Permian, and the other three coal-forming periods formed extremely rich coal resources in North China, Northwest China and Northeast China of China respectively. Coal resources are widely distributed in China. In addition to overseas, 30 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions all have different amounts of coal resources. Among more than 2 100 counties in China, there are more than 200 counties with predicted reserves, and there are more than 1 100 counties with coal mines, accounting for about 60%. From the distribution of coal resources, North China is the largest, accounting for 49.25% of the country's reserves, followed by Northwest China, accounting for 30.39% of the country, Southwest China, accounting for 8.64%, East China, 5.7%, Central South China, 3.06% and Northeast China, accounting for 2.97%. Calculated by provinces, cities and autonomous regions, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Xinjiang, Guizhou and Ningxia have the largest reserves, accounting for about 8 1.6% of the national total.

Dalian Stock Exchange:

Soybean and Corn: Northeast China

Palm: Malaysia has the most.

Zhengzhou Stock Exchange:

Cotton is from Henan.

Wheat is also from Henan.

Sugar is more abundant in Guangxi.