Huya Tibetan Township

Huya Tibetan Township

Huya Tibetan Township, located in the northwest of Pingwu County, Mianyang City, is the source of Fujiang River, a secondary tributary of the Yangtze River. It is located in the southeast of Xuebaoding, the main peak of Minshan Mountain, and borders on Xuebaoding National Nature Reserve. With a total area of 480.1 square kilometers, it governs five administrative villages with 2714 people (2017).

Huya Township, Jiuzhaigou, a fairyland in the world, and Huanglong Temple, a fairyland in the world, are located in the Minshan mountains. They are rich in tourism resources, such as snow mountains, glaciers, dangerous peaks, steep rocks, grass slopes, grasslands, forests, sacred trees, rapids, dangerous beaches, Feiquan, waterfalls, canyons, passes, zhaifang, Haizi and Xiaohaizi, and unique villages It is of great development value because of its magnificent, thrilling, primitive and rugged national characteristics.

General situation

It has jurisdiction over five village committees, namely gaoshanpu, upstream, zhankou, Hufeng and Longxi. Township enterprises have ore processing industry. Agriculture mainly produces corn, wheat, highland barley and potato. Forestry resources are abundant. Honey is a specialty. It is the production base of medicinal materials in Mianyang City. There are tungsten, iron, crystal and so on.

geographical position

Huya Tibetan Township in Pingwu County, located in the northwest of Mianyang City, is the source of Fujiang River, a secondary tributary of the Yangtze River. It is located in the southeast of Xuebaoding, the main peak of Minshan Mountain, and borders on Xuebaoding National Nature Reserve. The total administrative area of the township is 480.1 square kilometers.

Regional population

It has jurisdiction over 5 administrative villages (Longxi, Hufeng, upstream, gaoshanbao, zhankou) and 22 villager groups, with a total of 2714 people (2017).

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Historical evolution

The name of Huya township was first used in October 1956. It was changed into Huya people's commune in 1959, and it was changed into Huya Tibetan Township on September 30, 1983. Since then, the name of the township has remained unchanged.

natural condition

Water resources

Huya Tibetan township is located in the birthplace of Fujiang River, with rapid flow and large drop. It has unique conditions for hydropower development. A hydropower station with an installed capacity of 54000 kW has been built, and a 50000 kW hydropower station is planned.

mineral resources

There are abundant mineral resources in the township. According to the proven results, there are more than 20 kinds of metallic and non-metallic mineral deposits in the township, such as scheelite, tin mine, manganese iron ore, pyrite, antimony mine, crystal stone, marble, granite and limestone. Many ores are exposed on the ground and can be mined in the open pit.

Medicinal materials and forestry resources

There are many kinds, large quantity and good quality of medicinal materials in Huya Tibetan township. There are 505 kinds of medicinal materials listed in the Pharmacopoeia, such as Fritillaria, Cordyceps, angelica, dangshen, yunmuxiang, rouduhuo, Gastrodia elata, rhubarb, Phellodendron chinense and Eucommia ulmoides. The township is rich in forest resources, with a forest area of 7260 million mu, accounting for more than 90% of the total area of the township.

economic development

In 2011, the total revenue was 67 million yuan, an increase of 12% over the previous year. The per capita fiscal revenue was 3680 yuan, an increase of 13% over the previous year. The main sources of income for the masses are farming, labor, transportation and tourism. The area of cultivated land is 3555 mu, 1.38 mu per capita; the area of forest land is 163200 mu. The main crops are corn, potato and buckwheat. In 2011, it produced 860 tons of grain, 330 kg per capita. In 2011, the number of live pigs was 6000 and the year-end stock was 35000; the number of cattle was 2700 and the year-end stock was 22000. There are honey, yak, wild boar, alpine bacon and so on in the township.

social undertakings

In recent years, the infrastructure of Huya Tibetan township has developed rapidly, especially through the post disaster reconstruction, the social undertakings of the township have been greatly developed. Schools, health centers, village level activity places, cultural stations and other public service facilities have been reconstructed after the disaster. At the end of 2011, there was a kindergarten with 15 children and one full-time teacher. There is a primary school with 48 students and 13 full-time teachers. The enrollment rate of school-age children and the enrollment rate of primary school to primary school are 100%. There is a township health center, 10 beds and 3 professional health personnel. All the villagers in the five villages participated in the new rural cooperative medical system, and the participation rate was 99%.

national culture

Huya Tibetan township is dominated by Tibetans with rich ethnic culture, exquisite folk crafts, exquisite crafts such as ethnic embroidery, long inheritance of ethnic Guozhuang, yak dance (provincial intangible cultural heritage), original folk songs, rich ethnic traditional programs such as Tibetan engagement ceremony with strong ethnic characteristics and bonfire evening fire of Tibetan New Year.

Address: Pingwu County, Mianyang, Sichuan Province

Longitude: 104.068261

Latitude: 32.524301

Chinese PinYin : Hu Ya Cang Zu Xiang