Fuli, Fuchuan County

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Fuli Town, located in Hezhou County, Fuchuan City, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Province, northeast china. At the end of 2015, Fuchuan County, successfully passed the "international slow city" assessment, Chinese fourth, Guangxi became the first "international slow city".

late July 2015, City Secretary Pierre Olivedi and international headquarters headquarters Chinese international slow city delegation depth of Fuchuan Yao Autonomous County, inspect the assessment of the county to create "international slow city". In November 2nd, Fuchuan County, successfully passed the "international slow city" assessment, become Chinese fourth, the first Guangxi international slow city". The other three are awarded "international slow city" China city are: Nanjing, Gaochun Sam Town, Guangdong Meizhou Town, Shandong Qufu Shimen Yan Yang town.

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