She County, Anhui

She County was established during the Qin dynasty (221–208 BCE). During the Song dynasty, She County leader Fang La rebelled and was suppressed by the Song government. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, She County was the capital of Huizhou Prefecture. ==Administrative divisions==

She County is divided to 15 towns and 13 townships. ;Towns • Huicheng () • Shendu () • Bei'an () • Fu'ai () • Zhengcun () • Guilin () • Xucun () • Xitou () • Qizili () • Xiakeng () • Chakou () • Jiekou () • Wangcun () • Xiongcun () • Sanyang () ;Townships • Hangkou Township () • Shangfeng Township () • Changxi Township () • Wuyang Township () • Jinchuan Township () • Xiaochuan Township () • Xinxikou Township () • Huangtian Township () • Changgai Township () • Sencun Township () • Shaolian Township () • Shimen Township () • Shishi Township () ==Geography==

She County is a mountainous region with the Huangshan Tianmushan mountain ranges running through it. The Anhui–Jiangxi Railway traverses the county which is also a tea-producing area. ==Climate==

She County has a number of cultural and natural sites that attract hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. • Xu Guo Gate, a memorial established for Xu Guo, a Grand Secretary during the Ming dynasty. • Tanyue Gates • Xin'anjiang (Xin'an River), the major river system of She County • Yuliang Dam on Lianjian River, a tributary of the Xin'an River. • Doushan Street ==Notable people==

;Ming dynasty • Wang Zhi, a powerful pirate during the Jiajing era • Xu Guo, Grand Secretary under the Wanli Emperor Qing dynasty: Zhang Zhao (張潮) ;Modern era • Tao Xingzhi, educator • Ke Qingshi, politician • Chiang Chao-shen, artist • Jiang Linhe, artist ==References==