Wenling

Wenling is a seaside region level city in the metropolitan district of Taizhou, in southeastern Zhejiang area, China. It outskirts Luqiao and Huangyan toward the north, Yuhuan toward the south, Yueqing toward the west, watches out toward the East China Sea toward the east. Jiangxia Tidal Power Station is situated there and additionally various e-squander reusing focuses which have added to soil sullying in the region. During the Xia, Shang, and Zhou administrations, Wenling was not part of the Chinese state but instead part of the different culture of Dong'ou.

Following the third century bc victories of the Qin Empire, it was fused into the Minzhong Prefecture before being moved to Kuaiji under the Han. From the Tang to the Ming, Wenling was partitioned between Taizhou's Huangyan District and Wenzhou's Yueqing District. In 1469, Taiping County was shaped in the zone from Fangyan, Taiping, and Fanchang, three towns in the past fused into Huangyan. Yueqing County's Shanmen and Yuhuan towns were surrendered in 1476.

In 1513, the region situate manufactured 2.5 kilometers of city divider, generally squared, giving it the name of "Square Castle". In 1914, the region was renamed Wenling to recognize it from areas with same name in Shanxi, Sichuan, and Anhui. Wenling was at one time another name of Wenqiao Town. Wenling was vanquished by Communist powers on May 28, 1949, and the district government was made. In March 1994, Wenling was made a region level "city".