Zouping City, Binzhou City, Shandong Province

Zouping Zouping, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province, is managed by Binzhou City. Zouping is located in the north central part of Shandong Province, adjacent to the Yellow River in the northwest. Zouping is located in the overlapping zone of Yishan District in central Shandong and the Yellow River floodplain in northern Shandong, with high terrain in the South and low terrain in the north. Zouping has a warm temperate continental monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. The total area of the city is 1250 square kilometers.

Zouping is one of the nine counties in the history of Qilu. Zouping was established in the Xia Dynasty as the Marquis of Zou and established in the Western Han Dynasty. Zouping is adjacent to Zibo in the East, Jinan in the west, Jiaoji Railway in the south, the Yellow River in the north, and Jinan Qingdao Expressway crossing the whole territory for 26 kilometers. It is 62 kilometers away from Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport and 240 kilometers away from Qingdao. In 1991, an ancient city site belonging to Longshan culture was discovered in the territory, which pushed forward the history of Chinese characters for 800 years There are more than 80 scenic spots in the park, such as hepanshan National Forest Park, Tang Li'an, Dinggong site, Wangbo uprising site, and Fangong temple.

In 2019, Zouping City governs 11 towns and 5 streets with a permanent resident population of 803500, realizing a GDP of 55.426 billion yuan, of which the added value of the primary industry is 3.05 billion yuan, the added value of the secondary industry is 29.126 billion yuan, the added value of the tertiary industry is 23.25 billion yuan, the three industrial structure is 5.5:52.6:41.9, and the per capita GDP is 68775 yuan, which is converted into 9970 US dollars according to the average annual exchange rate.

Historical evolution

In the Western Han Dynasty, Zouping County was set up to govern the present Sunjia town. It is located in liangzou County, where it is now located in jiukou village, Handian town. In the sixth year of emperor Gaodi (201 BC), Liu Bang granted Wuhu the title of Marquis of Liang Zou and established the Marquis state in Liang Zou. It is located in Lingxian County, where it is now located in Gucheng village, linchi town. Chaoyang County is located 15 miles southeast of the old Yan'an village in today's dock town, which is historically known as the King City of Wei. It is located in Huagou village, Huagou Township, Gaoqing County. It belongs to Qiancheng County, Qingzhou Prefecture.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was Zouping County, liangzou county and Yuling county. Chaoyang County was changed into East Chaoyang County, belonging to Jinan County of Qingzhou. In the seventh year of Yongyuan (1995), Qiancheng county was changed into Le'an county (Linji county is located in the northwest of Gaocheng town in today's Gaoqing County), and dongchaoyang county belongs to Le'an county. Dongzou County lost the examination.

During the Wei period of the Three Kingdoms, Zouping County, liangzou county and Yuling County followed the Han system and belonged to Jinan county. East Chaoyang County belongs to East County.

In Jin Dynasty, Zouping County belonged to Jinan County, while liangzou county and dongchaoyang County belonged to Le'an state in Qingzhou. Wuling county was changed from Yuling county to Wuling county. It was abandoned and analyzed into Tugu county and Fengling county. After Yongjia, liangzou county was abandoned.

During the northern and Southern Dynasties, Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of Song Dynasty, established Pingyuan County in the hometown of Liang Zou, and then established Pingyuan county. Yuanjia nine years (432 years), divided into Qingzhou, Qiaoli Jizhou (Governance in today's Licheng county), plain county subordinate. In Xiaowu's time, Wuqiang county was set up in Lingxian county (where it is governed by guxuanzhuang in Zhoucun District today), and Guangchuan county (where it is governed by Changshan town today) was built in the county, belonging to Jizhou. In the Southern Dynasties, Liu Song changed East Chaoyang County into Chaoyang County, belonging to Jinan County, and Linji county (now Linji town of Zhangqiu county), belonging to Le'an county. Zouping County lost the examination. In 469, Pingyuan county was changed into Dongping original County, belonging to Qizhou (where it is governed by today's Licheng); Pingyuan county (where it is governed by today's Haosheng town Pingyuan Village) was set up, which is subordinate to Dongping county. Wuqiang county is subordinate to Guangchuan county. Chaoyang County belongs to Jinan County, and Linji county belongs to dongpingyuan county. In the seventh year of Tianbao (556) of the Northern Qi Dynasty, Pingyuan county was transferred to dongpingyuan county (jiukou). Dongpingyuan County, Qinghe County (now Zichuan county) and Guangchuan county were merged into dongpingyuan county (Changshan County), and Pingyuan county and Wuqiang county were subordinate to it. In the third year of kaihuang (583), Pingyuan County of the Northern Qi Dynasty was transferred to Sunjia Town, the ancient city of Zouping in the Han Dynasty, which was still Pingyuan county. Kaihuang eighteen years (598), changed plain county to Zouping County, Fu Han old name, belongs to Qi county. In the early days of kaihuang's reign, dongpingyuan county was abolished, and Jinan county was established in the 16th year of kaihuang's reign (596). Kaihuang eighteen years (598) to Wuqiang County for Changshan County (now Changshan town). Daye early, and Jinan County into Changshan County, Li Zizhou (now Zichuan county). Kaihuang six years (586) home Chaoyang County in Kan city. In the 16th year of kaihuang (596), it was changed to Linji county (where it is now located in Linji town of Zhangqiu) instead of Chaoyang County. Daye two years (606), and Chaoyang County province into Ji County, Qi county. Zouping County and Changshan County belong to Henan Province. In the first year of Wude (618), zouzhou was governed by Linji county. Zouping County, Changshan County and Linji county are subordinate to it. In the second year of Wude (619), Zouping County was transferred to zhaotaicheng (now Jiuhu Town, guwangtai). In the eighth year of Wude (625), zouzhou was abolished, and then Zouping County was transferred to the old town of Sunjia. Zouping County and Linji County belong to Tanzhou (where the government is located in today's Xiping Mausoleum of Zhangqiu county), and Changshan county belongs to Zizhou. In the first year of Zhenguan (627), Tanzhou was abolished, Zouping County was changed into Zizhou, and Linji county was changed into Qizhou. In the first year of Jinglong (707), Gaoyuan county was set up in Jiyang County (jiukou) in Zou waste city (Liangzhou) of Han Dynasty and was subordinate to Zizhou. In 820, Jiyang County entered Gaoyuan. During the Five Dynasties, Zouping County and Changshan County belonged to Zizhou. Linji county belongs to Qizhou.

In the Song Dynasty, in the first year of Jingde (1004), Zouping County was transferred to the abandoned city of Jiyang County (now jiukou), and the old city of Sunjia town was abandoned. Zouping County and Changshan County are under the jurisdiction of Zizhou, East Jingdong road. In the fourth year of Xianping (1001), Linji county was divided into Zouping and Zhangqiu counties. Because of this.

In Ming Dynasty, Zouping County was under the jurisdiction of Shandong provincial governor Ji Nan Fu. In Changshan County, hongwuchu belonged to Banyang Prefecture. In 1376, Banyang Prefecture was reduced to Zichuan Prefecture, and Changshan county also belonged to it. In 1379, Zichuan Prefecture was abandoned and changed to Jinan Prefecture.

In the Qing Dynasty, Zouping County, Changshan County and Qidong County inherited the Ming system. In 1892, the Yellow River moved southward, and Qidong County was trapped in the river. Guangxu 20 years (1894) moved to the county in Jiuhu town.

In February of 1913, the Prefecture was abolished and the system of Taoism was adopted. Zouping County, Changshan County, Qidong County, Lidai North Road. On June 3, 1914, Yuan Shikai announced the names of the provincial roads. Zouping County, Changshan County and Qidong County all belong to Jinan Road (in Licheng). In 1927, the system of Daoism was abolished. It was kept at the provincial and county levels. In 1936, Zouping County and Changshan County belonged to the fifth Office of the Commissioner of administrative supervision. Due to the outbreak of Lugouqiao Incident, there were only seven Commissioner's offices, which were not yet established. Qidong County was directly under the jurisdiction of the province. From 1938 to 1942, Zouping County and Changshan County belonged to the 10th administrative supervision district, and Qidong County belonged to the 12th administrative supervision district. In September 1943, Zouping County was replaced by zouchang County in the north, and Yaonan county was replaced by zouchang County in the south. At the beginning of 1944, Zouping County, Yaonan county and Qidong County belonged to it. In 1945, Zouping County and Changshan County were subordinate to the tenth administrative supervision district of the first Office (Lubei Office) and Qidong County to the twelfth administrative supervision district of the fifth Office (Luzhong Office). On August 13, 1945, Zouping County and Yaonan county were subordinate to the sixth special office of Bohai administrative office, and Qidong County was subordinate to the second special office of Bohai administrative office. From 1945 to 1946, Zouping County, Yaonan county and Qidong County were subordinate to the third special office of Bohai Administrative Office (also known as Qinghe District). From March to August in 1947, Zouping County, Changshan County and Qidong County belonged to the tenth administrative supervision district.

In March 1949, Zouping County, Yaonan county and Qidong County belonged to Qinghe District of Bohai Administrative Office (the administrative office was located in Huimin County). At the beginning of the people's Republic of China, Zouping County, Yaonan county and Qidong County belonged to the third special zone of Bohai administrative office. In April 1950, Zouping County (based in today's Zouping town) and Yaonan county (based in today's Changshan town) were divided into Zibo special area. Meanwhile, Yaonan county was renamed Changshan County. In June 1953, Zouping and Changshan counties were re assigned to Huimin district (the special office was located in Beizhen). In March 1956, Zouping County and Changshan County were merged into Zouping County (located in today's Zouping town), and Qile county and Gaoqing County were merged into Qidong County (located in today's gaoqingtian town), both of which belong to the special district of benefiting the people. In November 1958, Qidong County was abolished, and its six communes were incorporated into Zouping County, which was subordinate to Zibo district. In 1961, Huimin district was restored (located in North Town). In October, Gaoqing County was restored and three districts of Zouping, Qingcheng, Huagou and heilizhai, were included in Gaoqing County. Zouping County is a special district for benefiting the people. In February 1967, it was abolished. A "Revolutionary Committee for the benefit of the people" was established. In 1978, it was changed into Huimin district administrative office, and Zouping County still belongs to it. On July 10, 1978, the Huimin regional Revolutionary Committee was transformed into the Huimin regional administrative office. In March 1992, Huimin area was renamed Binzhou area, and Zouping still belongs to it. In June 2000, the State Council approved the establishment of Binzhou City. On December 16 of the same year, the inauguration ceremony of the CPC Binzhou Municipal Committee was held. On January 16, 2001, Binzhou Municipal People's government announced that Zouping belonged to Binzhou City.

On July 2, 2018, with the consent of the State Council, the Ministry of Civil Affairs approved Shandong Province with the document of Min Han (2018) No. 105, agreeing to cancel Zouping County and establish Zouping City, which is directly under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province and managed by Binzhou City. Zouping city was officially established on October 26, 2018.

administrative division

By the end of 2017, Zouping had jurisdiction over 5 streets and 11 towns: Daixi street, Huangshan street, Gaoxin street, Haosheng street, Xidong street, Changshan Town, Weiqiao Town, linchi Town, Jiaoqiao Town, Handian town and sun town

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