Shuāngliú

Shuangliu lies south of Chengdu on the plain watered by branches of the Min River. Its name, meaning Two Streams, recalls the meeting of the Jiang'an and Fu rivers. Farther south at Huanglongxi, the Fu and Luxi rivers meet beside an old market town. During the Qing, officials of neighbouring counties maintained a joint office there to deal with affairs that crossed their boundaries.