Luuhan

Luuhan is a fictional city in the eastern region of the fictional country of Zhenxia. It lies along the Lu River and serves as the administrative center of Luuhan Prefecture. The city has a temperate climate and a population of about 210,000.

History and development: Luuhan began as a river port in the medieval period, growing with regional trade. It achieved municipal status in the mid-20th century and later expanded through industrialization and, more recently, diversification into services and logistics.

Economy: The economy is diversified, with manufacturing, logistics, and retail services forming the backbone. Key sectors include textiles, electronics assembly, and river-based trade through the port.

Governance: Luuhan is governed by a mayor and a unicameral city council. The administration is divided into districts, each with local offices that handle zoning, public works, and social services.

Demographics and culture: The population is largely Han Chinese with minority communities. The primary languages are Zhenxian and Mandarin. Cultural life centers on the Riverfront Park, museums, and local festivals celebrating river heritage and seasonal harvests.

Infrastructure: The city is served by Luuhan International Airport (regional flights), a major railway station, and a river port. Roads and public transit connect the districts, with ongoing projects to expand green mobility and flood defenses.

Education and research: Luuhan hosts two universities, a technical college, and several research institutes focused on manufacturing, logistics, and environmental engineering.