Liucheng County, Liuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Liucheng County, which belongs to Liuzhou city of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is located in the north of the central part of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, between 108 ° 36 'e to 109 ° 50' e and 24 ° 26 'n to 24 ° 25'. The maximum horizontal distance between East and West in the county is 79 km, and the maximum vertical distance between North and south is 47 km. The total area is 2114 square kilometers. Liucheng county is a subtropical monsoon region, hot in summer and cold in winter, with obvious four seasons and abundant light energy and water. By 2018, Liucheng county has 10 towns and 2 townships. By the end of 2018, the total population of Liucheng county was 410900.

Liucheng county has a long history. It was founded in 537, the third year of Liang Datong in the Southern Dynasty. It was formerly called Longcheng County, and was renamed Liucheng County in 1006. Liucheng county's "Shuangsha" urban roads, Luorong Dongquan first-class highway, national highway 323 (Luzhai Liucheng section) second-class highway and other roads were orderly promoted, and the "three vertical and three horizontal" external network within Liucheng county was accelerated. The main tourist attractions of Liucheng County include Liucheng Zhiqing City, hongma mountain scenic area, Guzhai folk custom tourist area, etc.

In 2018, Liucheng county achieved a GDP of 15.266 billion yuan, an increase of 13.5% over 2017. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 4.705 billion yuan, an increase of 5.6%; the added value of the secondary industry was 5.096 billion yuan, an increase of 16.6%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 5.464 billion yuan, an increase of 17.8%. The per capita GDP was 41009 yuan, an increase of 12.6% over 2017. China's top 100 water purification counties and cities in 2020.

History of construction

Before Longcheng county was built in the northern and Southern Dynasties, it belonged to Tanzhong county.

In 537, Longcheng county was set up from Tanzhong County, belonging to Shi'an County of Guizhou.

Sui kaihuang nine years (589), belongs to Guizhou. Daye three years (607), belongs to Shi'an county.

Tang Wude four years (621), set up Longzhou, jurisdiction Longcheng, Liuling county. In 633, Liuling county was merged into Longcheng county and Longzhou was abolished. Longcheng county was under the jurisdiction of Nankun state. Nankunzhou was changed to Liuzhou in the eighth year of Zhenguan, Liuzhou to Longcheng in the first year of Tianbao (742), and Longcheng to Liuzhou in the first year of Qianyuan (758).

In 927, Longcheng County belonged to Liuzhou, the state of Chu. In 948, Liuzhou entered the territory of the Southern Han Dynasty, and Longcheng County belonged to Liuzhou.

In 971, Longcheng County belonged to Liuzhou, Guangnan road. In the third year of Zhidao (997), it belonged to Liuzhou, Guangnan West Road. In 1006, Longcheng county was renamed Liucheng County, still belonging to Liuzhou. In the first year of Xianchun (1265), Liuzhou moved to longjiangnan, which is now Nandan village.

Yuan to Yuan 16 years (1279), set up Liuzhou Road office, Liucheng county is Liuzhou Road.

In 1368, Liucheng County belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture.

In 1651, Liucheng County belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture of Guangxi Province.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Liucheng County belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture of Guangxi Province; in the second year of the Republic of China (1913), it belonged to Liujiang road; in the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926), it abandoned the road and was under the jurisdiction of Guangxi Province; in the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), it belonged to Liujiang administrative supervision area; in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), it was transferred to provincial jurisdiction; in the 19th year of the Republic of China (1030), it belonged to the third militia area; in the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932) In 1934, it belonged to Liuzhou administrative supervision district; in 1940, it belonged to the fourth administrative supervision district; in 1942, it belonged to the second administrative supervision district; in 1946, it belonged to the second administrative supervision district.

On November 24, 1949, Liucheng county was liberated, belonging to Liuzhou special area.

In July 1952, Liuzhou District was merged into Yishan District, and Liucheng county was subordinate to Yishan district.

In July 1958, the resident of Yishan Special District moved from Qingyuan town of Yishan county to Liuzhou City, renamed Liuzhou Special District, which belongs to Liucheng county.

On February 10, 1984, Liucheng county was separated from Liuzhou area and under the jurisdiction of Liuzhou city.

administrative division

Division evolution

In the 29th year of Qianlong reign of Qing Dynasty (1764), the county set up 4 townships and 21 Li 853 villages.

In the early years of the Republic of China, Liucheng county was divided into urban area, Dongquan District, Dapu District, Taiping District, Guzhai District, Luoya district and Liutang District, and five regiments were set up in Toutang, shanglei, Longtou, Shapu and Zhongmai

In 1932, after the establishment of the autonomous Preparatory Committee, it was divided into three districts, 24 townships and 233 village streets.

In 1950, there were five districts in Liucheng County, namely, Dapu, Dongquan, Guzhai, Liutang and Chengguan (Fengshan).

On February 9, 1951, Liucheng county changed the original five districts into 16 districts of Dapu, Taiping, Shapu, Dongquan, Shatang, Chengguan, Liutang, chongmai, Luoya and Guzhai, with jurisdiction over 94 townships (towns). In October of the same year, Shapu district and chongmai district were abolished and merged into Taiping District and Liutang district respectively.

In February 1956, Liucheng county was divided into 8 districts, 3 towns and 91 townships.

In the first half of 1958, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged, and 20 townships (towns) were set up, including Dapu Town, Longtou Town, Shapu Town, Changtang Town, shanglei Town, Dongquan Town, Xiyang Town, Fengshan Town, shechong Town, Mashan Town, Liutang Town, chongmai Town, Santang Town, Luoya Town, Guzhai Town, Longmei Town, Taiping Town, Jiangtou town and Shatang town.

In August 1958, Liucheng county built 16 people's communes with the unity of government and society. They are: Dongfanghong people's commune (Dapu), Weixing people's commune (Longtou), Hongguang people's commune (Guzhai), Xingfu people's commune (Longmei), Dongfeng people's commune (Taiping, Jiangtou), Yuejin people's commune (Shapu), Hongxing people's commune (shanglei), Yingxiong people's commune (Dongquan), Xianfeng people's commune (Xi'an), Shengli people's commune (shechong), Chaomei people's commune (Fengshan), Qianjin people's commune (Liutang), Qunying people's commune (Mashan), Hongqi people's commune (Santang), jinxingren People's commune (chongmai) and upstream people's commune (Luoya).

On June 6, 1961, Liucheng County transformed 16 people's communes into 23 people's communes: Taiping, Jiangtou, Yangmei, Shapu, shangleidongquan, Yonghe, Xi'an, Fengshan, shechong, Longtou, Dapu Town, Dapu, Luoya, Santang, zhailong, Guzhai, Yunfeng, Longmei, Liutang, Mashan, Layan and chongmai.

On September 23, 1962, Liucheng County resumed the district system, and the county was divided into Dapu Town, Dapu District, Fengshan District, Luoya District, Guzhai District, Dongquan District, Taiping District, Liutang district and Shapu district.

In November 1968, Liucheng county was withdrawn from the district and changed into nine people's communes, namely, Dapu, Shapu, Fengshan, Luoya, Guzhai, Dongquan, Mashan, Liutang and Taiping.

In September 1984, Liucheng county changed the system of "integration of government and society" and established township (town) political power.

In 1987, Liucheng county set up 4 towns and 10 townships, namely Dapu Town, Dongquan Town, Fengshan Town, Liutang Town, Taiping Township, Shapu Township, Xi'an Township, Longtou Township, Guzhai Township, Luoya Township, zhailong Township, shechong Township, chongmai Township and Mashan township.

On January 14, 1999, Liucheng County abolished Guzhai Township and established Guzhai Mulao township.

On June 20, 2000, zhailong township of Liucheng county was changed into a town system, and the original administrative area remained unchanged.

On June 13, 2005, Luoya township of Liucheng county was incorporated into Dapu Town, and the government residence of Dapu town remained unchanged; Xi'an township was incorporated into Dongquan Town, and the government residence of Dongquan town remained unchanged.

In 2015, the administrative area of Liucheng county is 2114 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 9 towns of Dapu, Longtou, Taiping, Shapu, Dongquan, Fengshan, Liutang, chongmai and zhailong, 3 townships of shechong Township, Mashan Township and Guzhai Mulao Township, and 2 overseas Chinese economic management zones of Liucheng and Fuhu. There are 120 village committees, 12 community neighborhood committees and 1391 villager groups. The county seat is located in Dapu town.

Zoning details

By 2018, Liucheng county has 10 towns and 2 townships. The county government is located in Tai Po town.

geographical environment

Location context

Liucheng county is located in the north of Central Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, between 108 ° 36 'e to 109 ° 50' e and 24 ° 26 'n to 24 ° 25' n. It is adjacent to Luzhai County in the East, Luocheng county and Yizhou City in the west, Liuzhou suburb and Liujiang County in the south, and Rong'an county and Rongshui County in the north. The maximum horizontal distance between East and West in the county is 79 km, and the maximum vertical distance between North and south is 47 km. The total area is 2114 square kilometers.

topographic features

Liucheng county is a massive county with a maximum horizontal distance of 79 km and a vertical distance of 47 km. The Rongjiang river flows from north to south, dividing the area into two parts. The northeast part of the county is the south edge of the Yuecheng mountains, and the northwest part is the end of the 90000 mountains. The eastern and western parts belong to karst mountainous areas, and the terrain decreases from east to west. Karst mountains and hills crisscross in the central region, which belongs to low hill slope. The total area is 2123.7 square kilometers, equivalent to 3185550 mu, including 799573 mu of mountainous area, 1075530 mu of hilly area, 1083087 mu of flat area, 73268 mu of river area, 28670 mu of Shantang reservoir area, 86010 mu of village area, 9557 mu of urban area and industrial and mining enterprises area, and 31855 mu of road land. In the total area, there are 568082 mu of cultivated land, 262547 mu of forest land, 575534 mu of pastoral land and 843215 mu of wasteland available.

climate

Liucheng county is a subtropical monsoon region, hot in summer and cold in winter, with obvious four seasons and abundant light energy and water. However, there are still uneven distribution in seasons or months. Drought often occurs in spring and autumn, and hail disaster, frost disaster or waterlogging disaster occur in some years.

Sunshine: the average sunshine time in Liucheng county is 1647.6 hours

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