Jinchengjiang District, Hechi City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Jinchengjiang District Jinchengjiang District, located in the northwest of Guangxi, is an important gateway and commodity distribution center to the southwest. It lies between 107 ° 33 ′ - 108 ° 13 ′ E and 24 ° 22 ′ - 24 ° 55 ′ n. it borders on Yizhou District in the East, Donglan County in the west, Du'an Yao Autonomous County in the south, Nandan county and Huanjiang Maonan Autonomous County in the north.

Jinchengjiang District, with a total area of 2340 square kilometers, governs one street, seven towns and four townships. In 2015, the total population of Jinchengjiang district was 3413000, with a permanent resident population of 343000, including an urban population of 230900, and 27 ethnic groups including Zhuang, Han, Miao and Yao. It is the remaining vein zone of Yunnan Guizhou Plateau. The terrain inclines from northwest to Southeast and crosses the transitional climate zone from middle subtropical zone to south subtropical zone. The annual average temperature is 20.4 ° C and the annual precipitation is 1470 mm.

In 2016, Hechi Municipal People's government moved from No. 17 Baiwang Road, Jinchengjiang district to No. 6 Zhongshan Avenue, Yizhou district. On April 24, 2019, the people's Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region approved Jinchengjiang district to get rid of poverty. In November 2019, it will be selected as the second batch of counties (districts) that meet the water-saving society construction standards.

Historical evolution

Jinchengjiang district has a long history. In the Qin Dynasty, Jinchengjiang district was located in Guilin County, in the Han Dynasty it was located in Yulin County, and in the Three Kingdoms it was located in the state of Wu. In Jin Dynasty, Yulin County was the first place, and then Guilin county. in Sui Dynasty, Jinchengjiang district was part of Shi'an County, part of Yulin County, and was subordinate to Yuezhou (later renamed as Yizhou) in Tang Dynasty. At the beginning of Song Dynasty, Hechi county was established, which first belonged to Yizhou, then Jiying Zhizhou, Jiying Jincheng Zhou and Baoji prison. Jiying Zhizhou governs five counties (today's Hongsha area), Fuli (today's Bagong area), Zhiben (today's Lingxiao, Kenyan area), Lanjiang (today's Dayang, Kenting, BEIXIANG area) and hepinglin (today's banluan area), and Jiying Jincheng governs Jincheng (today's Laojie, baliyi area), Hechi (today's BEIXIANG area) and Bao'an (today's Longma area), and Jincheng county. Houhechi county was changed into jiyingzhi Prefecture. In the Song Dynasty, the first year of Daguan (1107), Tingzhou was set up in Hechi County, which was renamed Huaide county. The county belongs to waiwei village, one mile west of Hechi street. In 1108, Anyuan village was set up in Huaide county. In the fourth year of Daguan, Tingzhou was abolished, and Huaide county was rebuilt into Hechi County, subordinate to Qingyuan Prefecture. from the Yuan Dynasty to the 13th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1276), Hechi County belonged to the pacification Department of Qingyuan Road. In the 16th year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty, it was transferred to the general office of Qingyuan Road. In the first year of Dade (1297), it was subordinate to the military and civilian pacification Department of qingyuanxidong in Nandan. In 1462, Hechi county was changed into Tingzhou, and its governance was moved from waiwei village to Pingfeng mountain. Soon after, Tingzhou was rebuilt into Hechi County, still belonging to Qingyuan Prefecture. Hongzhi seventeen years (1504) in May, promoted to hechizhou, began to set up Liuguan. Zhouzhi Hechi street. The county under its jurisdiction was changed to Li. the system of Jincheng River attacking Ming Dynasty in Qing Dynasty. Hechizhou is subordinate to Qingyuan Prefecture. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Hechi Prefecture was changed into Hechi County, belonging to Qingyuan Prefecture. In June of 2002, it belongs to Liujiang road. In 19 years, it belonged to the Yishan militia area. In April of 21, it belongs to Liuzhou militia district. In 23, Liuzhou militia district was renamed Liuzhou administrative supervision district, and Hechi City still belongs to it. November 25, belongs to Qingyuan administrative supervision area. In 29, it was renamed the office of the Commissioner of administrative supervision and security commander of the seventh district. In 31, it was the second administrative supervision area. It is the Tenth District in 38 years. On November 26, 1949, Hechi county was liberated, belonging to Yishan special area. On December 9, 1952, Yishan Prefecture belonged to Guixi Tongzu autonomous region, and Hechi County belonged to it. On March 2, 1956, Yishan Prefecture was changed to Yishan Prefecture, and Guixi Zhuang Autonomous Region was changed to Guixi Zhuang Autonomous Prefecture. On December 20, 1957, it still belonged to Yishan district. On July 19, 1958, it was transferred to Liuzhou District. On May 18, 1965, it was subordinate to Hechi district. In 1971, Hechi district was changed into Hechi District, and Hechi county was subordinate to it. On October 8, 1983, the State Council approved the abolition of Hechi county and the establishment of Hechi City. In October 2002, the city was removed and divided into districts. On October 8, 1983, the State Council approved (Guo Han No. 215): to abolish Hechi county and establish Hechi City, with the former administrative region of Hechi County as the administrative region of Hechi City. In 1996, Hechi City covers an area of 2339 square kilometers and has a population of about 290000. It has jurisdiction over three towns and 11 townships: Jinchengjiang Town, Liujia Town, Hechi Town, Baitu Town, Dongjiang Town, Liuwei Town, Wuwei Town, Xiakao Town, Bagong Town, bianling Town, Jiuwei Town, Baoping Town, Changlao town and Sanwang town. The municipal government is located in Jinchengjiang town. According to the fifth census in 2000, the total population of Hechi City is 318348. Among them, there are 121911 in Jinchengjiang Town, 32350 in Dongjiang Town, 24560 in Liuwei Town, 14051 in Liujia Town, 18213 in Hechi Town, 14161 in Bagong Town, 19196 in Jiuwei Town, 14471 in Baitu Township, 12595 in Wuwei Township, 6414 in Xiakao Township, 9512 in bianling Township, 10429 in Baoping Township, 13309 in Changlao Township and 7176 in Sanwang township. On June 18, 2002, the State Council approved (Guo Han No. 52): (1) to abolish Hechi Prefecture and county level Hechi City and establish prefecture level Hechi City. The Municipal People's government is stationed in the newly established Jinchengjiang district. (2) Hechi City set up Jinchengjiang District, with the former county-level administrative region of Hechi City as the administrative region of Jinchengjiang district. The District People's government is located in Jiangbei East Road. By the end of 2004, the total area of the region was 2340 square kilometers. The total population is 310800, including 114200 non-agricultural population, accounting for 36.7% of the total population. It has jurisdiction over 8 towns and 6 townships: Jinchengjiang Town, Dongjiang Town, Liuwei Town, Liujia Town, Hechi Town, Bagong Town, Jiuwei Town, Wuwei Town, Baitu Town, Xiakao Town, bianling Town, Baoping Town, Changlao town and Sanwang town. There are 111 administrative villages and 33 communities. The district government is located in Jinchengjiang town. On June 13, 2005, the government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (GZH No. 169) agreed to adjust the administrative divisions of some towns in Jinchengjiang District: abolish Jinchengjiang town and set up a sub district office, with the former administrative area of Jinchengjiang town as the jurisdiction of the sub district office; abolish Xiakao Township and merge the whole construction system into Hechi Town, with the government station of Hechi town unchanged; abolish Sanwang Township and merge the whole construction system into Jiuwei town The residence of Jiuxu town government remained unchanged. Before the adjustment, the average area of township jurisdiction in the region was 167.6 square kilometers, with an average population of 22000. Among them, Jinchengjiang town was the smallest, with an area of 26 square kilometers, followed by Sanwang Township, with an area of 110 square kilometers. Xiakao township has the least population, followed by Sanwang township. the district now has 1 Street, 7 towns and 4 townships: Jinchengjiang street, Dongjiang Town, Liuwei Town, Liujia Town, Hechi Town, Bagong Town, Jiuwei Town, Wuwei Town, Baitu Town, bianling Town, Baoping town and Changlao town. The district government is located in Jinchengjiang street.

administrative division

In 2010, the district has jurisdiction over 1 Street, 7 towns, 4 townships, 111 administrative villages and 33 community neighborhood committees. Jinchengjiang district has 12 townships (streets), 33 communities and 111 villages, including Jinchengjiang street, Dongjiang Town, Liuwei Town, Liujia Town, Bagong Town, Hechi Town, Wuwei Town, Jiuwei Town, Baitu Township, bianling Township, Baoping Township and Changlao township. Jinchengjiang Street governs 15 communities including Chengbei, Qiaobu, Zhongshan, Minzu, Jiefang, Dongfeng, Layou, Xinhua, Guangchang, Xinjian, Shuidong, Laojie, Weiliu, Jiaodong and Xihuan.
Dongjiang town governs four communities of Dongjiang, Yongkang, Baiwang and jialiao, and seven villages of Yongxing, Liren, Jiadao, Muyou, Changpai, Qimei and Longyou.
Liuwei town governs two communities of Liuwei and pochang, and 12 villages of Lingxiao, Kenyan, balie, Zuzhi, xiaai, Tongjin, balun, BANBA, Dazhang, Longgu, Zedong and Xingdong.
Liujia town governs two communities of Liujia and Hehua, and five natural villages of lalie, Dandong, Gaogong, Powei and jiuhuai.
Bagong town governs one community in slope and nine villages in Chaoping, Xiaqiao, Dongjiang, Gongwei, ladian, LaLiao, BEIXIANG, Damo and zhaiao.
Hechi town governs Hechi and Xiakao communities and 14 natural villages, including Fengmu village, Dayang village, Dalu village, Shuiren village, Gonghua village, Nahe village, Hongsha Village, laxian village, Meiling village, Banpo village, honglai village, Xinhe village, Naya village and Xiadu Village.
Wuwei town governs one community of Wuwei and nine villages of Sanjiang, Longma, Nagan, Pingqiao, Tangjiang, Chaojue, tangzhou, banluan and Bawang.
Jiuwei town governs two communities of Jiuwei and Sanwang, and 23 villages of Nachao, KENTANG, Dacun, 80000, beiai, Gaohe, Balin, jiangtan, Daguo, 60000, Xidong, Hongdu, Nayu, Luoshui, Meidong, Lagong, Longhuai, bangao, Lajia, Laping, Shanjiao, Yadong and BANBA.
Baitu Township governs 1 community in Baitu and 10 villages in Delhi, Deqing, biaodong, Dehe, Dexin, Zhongcun, Dexing, Deming, Derong and dedi.
It has jurisdiction over one community and five villages including Lahe, Tangfu, jiuliang, Lala and Tangzi.
Baoping Township governs one community in Baoping and seven villages including Tiantang, GuDi, naliu, Xiali, Tangjing, Yuandong and Changdong.
Changlao Township governs 1 community of elders and 10 villages of Dixiao, Nawei, yaomai, liujiao, lahie, Banqing, huaban, Aikou, pingcun and Jindong.

Population nationality

By the end of 2006, the total population of Jinchengjiang district was 317600, including 242400 ethnic minorities, accounting for 76.3% of the total population. yes

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