Liangxi district
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| Chong'an Temple. [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Liangxi district serves as the downtown area of Wuxi, made up of the former Chong'an, Nanchang and Beitang districts which had been defunct since October 2015. It covers an area of 71.5 square kilometers and administers 16 sub-districts, with a permanent population of 950,000.[More]
Binhu district
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| Wuxi Studio in Binhu district [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Binhu district is located in the southwestern part of Wuxi, with an area of 592.7 square kilometers and a lakeshore line of 112 kilometers along Taihu Lake.[More]
Xinwu district
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| Wuxi Xinwu district [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Wuxi Xinwu district is a newly-developed district with an area of 220 square kilometers and a permanent population of 550,000. It consists of six sub-districts, including Wangzhuang, Shuofang, Jiangxi, Meicun, Hongshan and Xin'an.[More]
Xishan district
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| Xidong new city in Xishan district [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Xishan district is located in the east of Wuxi and southeast of Jiangsu, with an area of 399 square kilometers and a permanent population of 700,000. It is in the center of the Yangtze River Delta, 128 kilometers from Shanghai and 177 kilometers from Nanjing.[More]
Huishan district
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| Huishan district [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Huishan district was established in 2001, with an area of 325 square kilometers, and a permanent population of 580,000. It consists of one provincial economic development zone, five sub-districts and two towns.[More]
Jiangyin
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A panorama of Huaxi Village in Jingyin, Wuxi [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Jiangyin is a leading county-level city located in Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province, with an area of 988 square kilometers and a population of 1.21 million.[More]
Yixing
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| Yixing Bamboo Scenic Area. [Photo from wuxinews.com.cn] |
Jiangsu province has prioritized the development of Yixing, a county-level city in Wuxi. It sits at the intersection of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui provinces, and in the geometric center of Shanghai, Ningbo and Hangzhou.[More]
