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Zhaoyuan is a county-level city within the prefecture-level city of Yantai, Shandong Province, China, located on the Bohai Sea. Zhaoyuan is well known for its abundant gold deposit and production, and is occasionally nicknamed "China's gold capital".

History
The area was first incorporated under the Han dynasty as Qucheng County (). Gold was discovered at Zhaoyuan in the Tang dynasty. The myth accompanying the city's discovery of gold is that a giant tortoise named Ao once told villagers struggling with famine to dig, and upon digging, they struck gold. When 37 year-old Wu Shuoyan refused to give her phone number to the group, they claimed she was an "evil spirit", and began beating her with chairs and a metal mop handle, ultimately killing her. == Geography ==
Geography
Zhaoyuan's city center is located approximately southwest of Yantai's urban center. The city's terrain is higher in the northeast, middle and west, and lower in the northwest and southeast Climate The city's annual average temperature is , and its annual average precipitation is . == Administrative divisions ==
Administrative divisions
Zhaoyuan administers five subdistricts and nine towns. Subdistricts Zhaoyuan's five subdistricts are , Quanshan Subdistrict, , , and . Towns Zhaoyuan's nine towns are , , , , , , , , and . ==Economy==
Economy
The city has a significant amount of gold deposits, largely concentrated in its northeast. Additionally, Linglong Tire is headquartered in the city. == Transport ==
Transport
National Highway 206 runs through Zhaoyuan. ==Tourist attractions==
Tourist attractions
A large golden statue of Ao, a Chinese mythical giant turtle is located in the village of Oujiakuang (), in the town of . Located in Luoshan National Forest Park (), The is located in Zhaoyuan. ==Notable people==
Notable people
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