Daming Prefecture is located in the southeast of Hebei Province, at the junction of Hebei, Shandong and Henan provinces. It is a hub for economic and cultural exchanges among the three provinces of Hebei, Shandong and Henan. The county covers an area of 1052 square kilometers and has 1.1 million acres of cultivated land. The county has jurisdiction over 6 towns, 14 townships, and 651 administrative villages, with a population of 730,000. Daming County belongs to the Yellow River Alluvial Plain, the Heilonggang Basin, and has a temperate continental monsoon climate. There are three rivers in the territory, namely Zhanghe River, Weihe River and Majia River, running across the entire territory. The county has a flat terrain, fertile land, and abundant resources. It is suitable for the cultivation of various crops such as peanuts, wheat, corn, and soybeans and various dry and fresh fruits.

Daming Prefecture has outstanding people and is once the seat of the prefecture, road, prefecture, highway and county governance in history. The Spring and Autumn Period belonged to Wei, named "Wulu", which was the famous "Wulu City" in history; the Warring States Period belonged to Wei; the Qin Dynasty was Dongjun; the Han Dynasty was Weijun in Jizhou; the Tang Dynasty was Weijun in Jizhou; it was renamed Daming Mansion in the third year of Jianzhong of Dezong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 782); the second year of Qingli (AD 1024) was established by Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty. It was called "Beijing" in history, and the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties were the locations of Lu, Fu and Dao; it was once the first provincial capital of Zhili Province in the Qing Dynasty. After liberation, Daming City was built. Daming County has a splendid culture and rich culture. It has prospered several times in history and has filled the land of China in ancient and modern times. There are provincial-level key protected cultural relics such as the Five Rites Monument, the Di Renjie Ancestral Hall Monument, the Ma Wencao Shendao Monument, the Zhu Xi Sutra Monument, and the Wandi Ancient Tombs, as well as the Daming Mansion Ruins of the Song Dynasty and the Seventh Division School Site of Zhili, etc., creating a good cultural environment for the development of the Daming economy.

In the Three Kingdoms, Yangping County in the Wei Dynasty, Weizhou in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it was governed by the Tianxiong Army. In the Five Dynasties, the Tang Dynasty was named Xingtangfu, the Jin Dynasty was named Guangjin Prefecture, which was also named Tianxiong Army. In the Han Dynasty, it was renamed Daming Prefecture. In the Zhou Dynasty, it was still named Daming Prefecture and was built as Beijing. In the Jin Dynasty, it was named Daming Prefecture. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was still named Daming Prefecture. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Zhili Province. It was abolished by the Republic of China, so it was named Daming County Daming County in Hebei Province. Daming Fu Sesame Oil is Daming's economic specialty!