Liuyang City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Hunan Province, which is managed by Changsha City. It is named because the county seat is located in the north of Liu Shui (facing the sun). In ancient times, it was the "throat of Wu Chu", the sub-center of Changsha, the provincial capital, and the regional central city along the Hunan-Jiangxi border.

Liuyang has jurisdiction over 4 streets, 27 towns and/kloc-0 townships: Huaichuan Street, Li Ji Street, Lianhua Street, Guankou Street, Shegang Town, guandu town, Zhang Fang Town, Huda Town, Yan Xi Town, Gugang Town, He Yong Town, Dayao Town, Jingang Town, Wen Jia Town, Youchong Town and Zhentou Town.

Puji Town, Yong 'an Town, Beisheng Town, Long Fu Town, Chengtanjiang Town, Zhonghe Town, Baijia Town, Dongyang Town, daweishan town, Shashi Town, Chunkou Town, Gaoping Town, Guanqiao Town, Gejia Town, Jiaoxi Town and Xiaohe Township.

Location context:

Liuyang City is located in the northern section of Luo Xiao Mountain in the east of Hunan Province, and is adjacent to Tonggu County and Wanzai County in Yichun City, Jiangxi Province in the east. It borders Pingxiang City, Liling City and Zhuzhou City in Jiangxi Province in the south, Changsha City in the west and Pingjiang County in the north. Between 27 51'-28 34' north latitude and110'-1415' east longitude, the east-west width of the city is100.

Liuyang City is located in the northern section of the shogunate mountain range-Luo Xiao Mountain range, which belongs to the hilly area of the shogunate Li Anyun. The terrain is high in the northeast and low in the southwest, the mountains are clear, and the valleys and ridges are parallel and staggered, which constitutes the geographical landscape of the northwest-southeast anticline mountain.