Where is the ancient capital Xuchang?

Xuchang is the ancient capital of Eastern Han Dynasty and Cao Wei Dynasty. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao went to Luoyang, Kyoto, to join forces with Xian Di, and moved the capital to Xu Xian, the last capital of the Han Dynasty. During the Cao Wei period, Xuchang was one of the five capitals of Wei State. Xuchang, formerly known as Xuzhou, is a prefecture-level city in Henan Province, located in the middle of Henan Province. It is an important advanced manufacturing base in China and a famous historical and cultural city in Han and Wei Dynasties.

Xuchang is located in the Central Plains with a long history. It is an important birthplace of Chinese culture and one of the core cities of Central Plains urban agglomeration and Central Plains Economic Zone. Xuchang ancient culture includes prehistoric culture series, Han culture series, Three Kingdoms culture series, temple architecture culture series and Jun porcelain culture series.

The western part of Xuchang City is low mountain and hilly, with the highest elevation of1150m; The eastern part is the western edge of Huaihai Plain, with the lowest elevation of 50 meters. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, and slowly inclines from northwest to southeast. Geomorphological landscape can be divided into east and west zones, and can be divided into three types according to the causes and morphological combination of geomorphology: plain, mountain and hill.

Xuchang city belongs to the north warm temperate monsoon climate zone, with abundant heat resources, abundant rainfall, abundant sunshine and long frost-free period. Due to the continental monsoon climate, there are many meteorological disasters such as drought, waterlogging, wind and hail.