Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture (hereinafter referred to as Ganzi Prefecture) is located in the west of Sichuan Province, on the southeast edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Total area153,000 square kilometers. The whole state governs Kangding, Luding, Danba, Jiulong, Yajiang, Dawu, Luhuo, Ganzi, Xinlong, Dege, White, Shiqu, Seda, Litang, Batang, Xiangcheng, Daocheng, Derong 18 counties (cities), 325 townships (towns) and 225 townships (towns). ?

Ganzi Prefecture is rich in hydropower resources and geothermal resources; There are giant pandas, red pandas, golden monkeys, white-lipped deer and other wild animals; There are also gastrodia elata, Cordyceps sinensis, Fritillaria, Angelica sinensis, Astragalus and other precious Chinese herbal medicines. There are gold, silver, copper, iron, molybdenum, lithium, marble, granite and other mineral resources.

The history and culture of Ganzi prefecture;

Ganzi Prefecture is the center of the "ethnic corridor" where early ethnic groups frequently migrated in history, and it is also the transportation hub of the mainland to Tibet, the main distribution center of Tibetan-Chinese trade and the center of "tea-horse exchange". Spreading advanced culture and inheriting history and culture, Quanzhou's cultural construction has flourished.

Cultural undertakings for 20 15 years, there are 1 165 key cultural relics protection units in Quanzhou. Among them, there are 15 national key cultural relics protection units, 60 provincial protection units, 22 national protection units and 869 county protection units. Successfully declared 25 intangible cultural heritage projects/kloc-0, 23 national intangible cultural heritage protection projects, 39 provincial intangible cultural heritage protection projects and 63 national intangible cultural heritage protection projects. There are 28 performing arts groups, 0/9 cultural centers, 0/9 public libraries and 325 cultural stations.