The pinyin of Zhuzhou is [zh zh not u], which is a prefecture-level city in Hunan Province. Located along the Xiangjiang River in the central and eastern part of the province, with an urban area of 198 square kilometers, it is the intersection of Beijing-Guangzhou, Zhejiang-Jiangxi and Hunan-Guizhou railways, an important railway hub in southern China and the industrial center of Hunan.

Zhuzhou City, formerly known as Jianning, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hunan Province, located in the east of Hunan Province. Yan Di, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, lives in Yanling County, Zhuzhou City. Every year, 6 million Chinese at home and abroad come here to seek their roots and ancestors.

China North-South trunk line Beijing-Guangzhou and East-West trunk line Shanghai-Kunming meet in Zhuzhou, with convenient transportation and superior location. Zhuzhou Railway Station is one of the five major passenger and freight transport stations in China.

Zhuzhou City now governs 4 counties (cities) and 5 districts, 1 national high-tech zone and 1 provincial economic development zone (two-oriented construction demonstration zone), with a total area of1.1.2000 square kilometers.

Zhuzhou is one of the eight old industrial cities in China, where more than 230 firsts such as the first electric locomotive, the first aero-engine, the first air-to-air missile and the first cemented carbide were born in the industrial history of China.

At present, China Electric Valley in Zhuzhou is well-known, the modern industrial system has been accelerated, and the rail transit industry has exceeded 100 billion yuan. Known as "China Electric Locomotive Capital", it is the largest deep processing base for nonferrous metals, cemented carbide and electric vehicles in Asia. The city's forest coverage rate reached 62%, and the urban greening rate reached 45.5%.