Heyuan is a major producer of Chinese kiwi fruit, dried mushrooms of Jiulian, garlic, Hakka brewed liquor, Xinfengjiang pure water and mineral water, bamboo mats, sweet tangerines, green tea, and pot culture.

Heyuan stands in the northeastern part of Guangdong Province, on the middle and upper reaches of the Dongjiang River. The city shares boundary with Jiangxi Province to the north. Heyuan is a traffic hub in northwestern Guangdong with Beijing-Kowloon Railway and Guangzhou-Meizhou-Shantou Railway passing through.

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河源市（Heyuan City），中国广东省辖地级市，别名槎城，位于广东省东北部、东江中上游，总面积15653.63平方千米，下辖1个区、5个县。 截至2023年末，河源市常住人口283.83万人。 河源市属南亚热带季风气候，气候温和，雨量充沛。

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Modern History: In the late Qing Dynasty, the HeYuan region experienced significant peasant uprisings and social unrest. After the 1912 Xinhai Revolution, the HeYuan area became a part of Guangdong Province. Contemporary History: HeYuan City was established in 1988 as a prefecture-level administrative unit under Guangdong Province.

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Heyuan is a prefecture-level city located in the northeast of Guangdong province, covering an area of 15,700 square kilometers. Established as Longchuan county during the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), Heyuan boasts a history of over 2,200 years.

Heyuan is a major producer of Chinese kiwi fruit, dried mushrooms of Jiulian, garlic, Hakka brewed liquor, Xinfengjiang pure water and mineral water, bamboo mats, sweet tangerines, green tea, and pot culture.