Besides Yufeng Bridge, where else is Rongxian?

In addition to wind and rain bridges, there are Suohe Bridge and Gaotan Bridge on the Xu Shui River in Rongxian County.

Rongxian County is adjacent to Weiyuan and Gongjing in the east, Yibin in the south, Jingyan in the west and Qianwei and Renshou in the north. Located in the hilly area between the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, Tuojiang River and Minjiang River, the terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast. There are coal, clay, shale gas, rock salt and other minerals, with machinery, building materials, salt chemicals, food and energy as the main industries.

With a solid agricultural foundation, it is the first batch of national agricultural sustainable development experimental demonstration areas and national agricultural product processing demonstration base counties in China. It has successively won the honors of the first batch of national agricultural green development pioneer areas, the "Harvest Cup" of grain production in the province, the hometown of scented tea in China, and the top ten tea counties in the province. For three years in a row, it was rated as an advanced county for increasing farmers' income in the whole province, and it was shortlisted as one of the top 100 counties in western China.

Evolution of organizational system in rongxian county.

Rongxian county has a long history. In ancient times, Xuanyuan Huangdi, revered by later generations as the ancestor of Chinese humanities, unified the world. The Yellow Emperor had a son named Qingyang. It is said that he was sealed in Rongdi, and Rongdi sealed the country for Qingyang. Since then, according to legend, Rongdi is an ancient Yelang country, and Taiping Universe said, "Yeongju, Heyi County, is now Xu Chuan County, Liangzhou, Gong Yu, an ancient Yelang country.

In the Western Zhou Dynasty, Rong Gong sealed the country. Rong Gong was one of the top ten heroes of King Zuo Wu, and he was proud of sealing the country. Shu County, Nan 'an County, Qin Wei. During the Western Han Dynasty, it belonged to Nan 'an County, Qianwei County.

In the golden decade, it was named Yeguan County because of the iron production in Tieshan. In the 13th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (593), this county was established, and in the first year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty, Xuchuan county was established. It was called "Rong De" in the Song Dynasty and "Rongxian" in the Ming Dynasty. From the second year of Tang Yonghui (65 1) to the ninth year of Ming Hongwu (1376), it was ruled by Rongzhou, Heyi County, Shaoxi Military and Civil Propaganda Department, Shaoxi House and Shao Xi Road General Government.