Yongkang

Yongkang is a region level city situated in the focal piece of Zhejiang region, People's Republic of China. It has a region of 1,049 km² and a populace of 536,000 with in excess of 100,000 non-inhabitant specialists. Its developed zone, made of Yongkang City and Wuyi County, was home to 1,073,389 occupants at the 2010 evaluation. The province was set up in the season of Wu Kingdom amid the well known Three Kingdoms Period. The Chinese name signifies "Everlastingly Well-being". Over the most recent two decades, Yongkang has been outstanding for the two its forceful advancement of the travel industry and blasting economy in equipment fabricating.

It is generally considered as "Equipment Capital of China". In 2003, Yongkang GDP positioned 47th out of more than 1000 districts across the nation in China. History on behind the name: Lizhou was the old name of Yongkang. As indicated by a legend, when the mother of Sun Quan was sick, she went on a journey to petition God for the "eternity prosperity" in a Temple in Yongkang. After she recuperated, Sun Quan was extremely satisfied. She at that point allowed names for Yongkang. Around then, Yongkang was a piece of Wushang City. Amid the Tang Dynasty, Yongkang was elevated to state. In 1992, the State Council affirmed the district to city.