Manzhou is not a good place. It is common to be covered with gauze during the day and cotton fur at night. Fortunately, natural disasters are rare here, and man-made disasters are also rare. There are no soldiers and horses stationed, no high-ranking officials staying, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and the county officials are philanthropic and diligent.
Manzhou is divided into three counties, from north to south they are Lishan County, Shun'an County and Cangyuan County. Lishan County is located at the northern gate of Manzhou, with rolling mountains and ravines, and most of the people are tribes. Shun'an County is located in the central plain of Manzhou. It is the first of the three counties and the most fertile, with mostly large towns. Cangyuan County is located in the southeast corner of Manzhou. It is mostly swamps and lakes, and occasionally there are mountains and forests mostly filled with fruit trees. A Cangjiang River originates from Cangyuan County, passes through three counties, and has a total of fourteen cities, all the way to Lishan County. It divides into many small streams and is finally hidden in the mountains.
