Historic county seats
Yellow River floods and boundary changes repeatedly moved the historic Dong’e county seat. Present-day Dong’e County and Dong’e Town in Pingyin County both cite the historic name and old-well tradition.
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Western Shandong
Dong’e County is in Liaocheng on the western Shandong side of the Yellow River. County policy links ejiao manufacturing with donkey breeding, food and health products, tourism and traditional-medicine services.
Yellow River floods and boundary changes repeatedly moved the historic Dong’e county seat. Present-day Dong’e County and Dong’e Town in Pingyin County both cite the historic name and old-well tradition.
Local reporting counted 109 ejiao-product enterprises in 2024, including 17 above the designated statistical scale.
A 2020 agriculture-ministry profile described breeding, live-animal trading, slaughter, processing and biomedicine as one chain, and reported 35,000 donkeys in Dong’e and nearby counties.
Dong-E reported more than 1.3 million visits in 2024. The company is pursuing a 5A national tourism rating for the complex.
Shenzhen-listed manufacturer based at 78 Ejiao Street, Dong’e County, and controlled through China Resources. Its operations include medicines, health products, research, breeding and cultural tourism.
2026 half-year reportTourism complex
The visitor site describes a 3.02 km², 4A-rated complex containing museums, a factory tour, a reconstructed cultural city, an industrial-heritage park, wetland park, hotels, wellness services and retail.
Promotional sources report either 3.02 or 3.21 km² and between 1,000 and 1,200 museum objects.
Opened in 2002. Visitor materials describe 11 themed galleries and more than 1,000 objects, with displays on historic texts, tools, old wells, tribute products and industrial development.
A 1.5 km visitor corridor overlooks more than 8,000 m² of production. Reports cite holograms, a flying theater, 4D cinema, 842 process-control points and 12 main production processes.
Included in the company’s standard museum-to-factory tour and in county descriptions of the black-donkey breeding, live-animal and processing chain.
A reconstructed cultural district with the Tribute Ejiao Hall, an old well, workshops, medicinal-herb activities, shops and traditional-medicine displays.
The preserved No. 78 factory covers the company’s history from its 1952 founding to mechanization and its 1996 stock-market listing. Parts have been converted into a themed hotel and creative space.
The wider zone includes a national wetland park, hotels, clinics, medicinal cuisine, seasonal festivals and product retail.
Product strategy
Company-linked 2026 reporting says a Nayuki tea collaboration sold more than two million cups and generated over one billion online impressions.
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