Huzhou is administrated by Zhejiang Provincial Government. It governs Wuxin Section, Nanxun Section, Deqing County, Changxing County and Anji County. The city covers an area of 5,800 square km with the population of 2.62milloins. The population of city residents is 350,000.
　　As one of the 15 "First Planning and First Developing" cities which are approved by the State Council to connect Pudong Development Zone, Huzhou enjoys the advantage of geographical location and economical base.
The South-west part of Huzhou located against Tian Mu Mountains where there is the source of Huang Pu River. The North-east part of the city lies on the Taihu Plain. The yearly average temperature is 15℃. The average temperature in the coldest month (January) during the year is 3.1℃ and in the hottest month(July) is 27.9℃. The yearly precipitation is 1238.8mm. The yearly average wind speed is 3.2m/s. The mainly wind direction is form the south-east.
Huzhou is called Wuxin in the old days. It is one of the birth places of the Chinese National Industry. The main industries are machinery, electronics, textile, light industry, chemical and construction material.