Weifang Zhucheng has jurisdiction over 13 towns and streets, 1 provincial economic development zone, and 235 communities (including 208 rural communities), namely: Mizhou Street, Shunwang Street, and Longdu Street. Xiangzhou, Huanghua, Zhigou, Xinxing, Shiqiaozi, Baichihe, Changcheng, Jiayue, Linjiacunzhen, Taolin and other towns.

Zhucheng belongs to Shandong Province and is managed by Weifang. It was named after Emperor Shun was born in Zhufeng Village in the north of the city. It is also called Dragon City. It is located in the southeast of Shandong Peninsula, at the junction of the Taiyi Mountains and the Jiaowei Plain. Located between 35°42′23″ and 36°21′05″ north latitude and 119°0′19″ and 119°43′56″ east longitude, it borders Jiaozhou and Jiaonan to the east, Wulian to the south, and Wulian to the west. It is adjacent to Ju County and Yishui, and borders Anqiu and Gaomi to the north. The urban area is 638 kilometers away from the capital Beijing, 300 kilometers away from the provincial capital Jinan, and 90 kilometers away from Weifang City, with a total area of ??2,183 square kilometers.

Zhucheng specialty

1. Zhucheng green tea

Specific quality Zhucheng green tea has thick and tender green leaves, contains a variety of trace elements, has a green soup color, high chestnut aroma and strong taste , resistant to brewing. Cultural Allusions The history of tea in Zhucheng, Shandong began in the Yuan Dynasty. It is a local tea variety in Zhucheng that has been cultivated and selected for a long time. "Zhucheng Green Tea" is mainly produced in Taolin Town, Zhucheng City. In 1956, the introduction of tea from the south to the north was successful and it became the tea grown in the far north.

2. Shiqiaozi Ginger

Shiqiaozi Ginger is a specialty of Shiqiaozi Town, Zhucheng City, Weifang City, Shandong Province. The ginger from Shiqiaozi Town has thin skin, large pieces, bright yellow color and strong ginger flavor, and is favored by dealers. Shiqiaozi Dajiang has been awarded the National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark. Shiqiaozi Town has seized on the characteristics of the villages along the Canal River in the north of the town that are suitable for the growth of ginger, vigorously developed ginger planting, and made every effort to build a standardized production base for ginger.

3. Zhucheng Chives

Vegetable farmers have accumulated rich experience in long-term cultivation practices, and the leeks they cultivate are fat, bright, tender and delicious, and are famous far and wide. To cultivate leek, you must first set up a cellar before winter, set up a fire pit, spread a layer of horse manure on the fire pit, and press a layer of fine sand to prepare for planting. Then dig out the leek roots before the light snowfall on the lunar calendar, select the fat ones, break them straight and bundle them into trays, plant them in close rows in the fine sand on the fire kang in the cellar, remove the water, and heat the kang to keep the temperature at 36°C. about. From now on, pour water about once every two days and always maintain a certain temperature. It will grow in more than 20 days.

4. Zhucheng Leek Green

Leek Green is a famous vegetable in Zhucheng. It is delicious and better than Leek Yellow. Especially harvested before the Spring Festival, it is a rare delicacy at the feast during the festival. Chives are widely distributed in Zhucheng, especially in Chengguan and Changcheng towns.

5. Zhucheng chestnut

Since its introduction in the early Qing Dynasty, it has a cultivation history of more than 300 years. At present, the main varieties of chestnut grown in Zhucheng are Minglizi and excellent varieties such as Hongguang, Jinfeng, Shifeng, Shangfeng and Yufeng introduced from Yantai area in the 1970s. There are currently more than 30,000 acres of chestnut orchards, with an annual output of about one million kilograms. Not only supply the domestic market, but also enter the international market.

6. Zhucheng Yellow Cherry

Zhucheng Yellow Cherry Variety Origin: The concentrated production area is in Taolin Township, Zhucheng City, and is also cultivated in Wulian, Rizhao and other places. According to a survey in Maliankou, Zhucheng City, this variety was cultivated as early as the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, more than 600 years ago. Also known as White Cherry (Zhucheng) and Cherry Pearl (Wulian). Fruit characteristics: The fruit is large, with an average fruit weight of 2.5 grams, spherical, and pointed at the top. The fruit stem is long, round, narrow and deep.

7. Shiqiaozi black fungus

Shiqiaozi black fungus is a specialty of Shiqiaozi Town, Zhucheng City, Weifang City, Shandong Province. The black fungus grown in Shiqiaozi Town is large in size, thick in flesh, good in taste and highly nutritious, and is favored by merchants and consumers. Shiqiaozi black fungus won the National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark.

8. Zhucheng Spicy Silk Seeds

"Spicy Silk Seeds" are both delicious and delicious. Sour, sweet, spicy, fragrant, light and refreshing, refreshing and refreshing, and increases appetite. Zhucheng Spicy Silk Seeds won the National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark.

9. Zhucheng strawberry

Zhucheng strawberry is a specialty of Jiayue Town, Zhucheng City, Weifang City, Shandong Province. Jiayue Town has been growing strawberries for more than ten years, with a planting area of ??more than 15,000 acres, and has become a well-known "Strawberry Hometown". Zhucheng Strawberry has obtained the National Geographical Indication Certification Trademark.

10. Taolin Tea

Taolin Tea In 1968, Zhucheng introduced Anhui tea trees and tried planting them in Taolin Township. After domestication and selection, the tea trees settled and multiplied in Zhucheng. And maintain unique quality and flavor. Later, it was expanded to Huanghua, Haogezhuang, Taoyuan, Shimen and other towns. It once developed rapidly, reaching more than 1,000 acres. Later, affected by drought and cold, the planting area decreased. Because this kind of tea was originally grown in Taolin, it was called "Taolin Tea".