Yimiao Township, Minquan County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province

Chumiao Township

Chumiao township is located 30 kilometers northeast of Minquan County, bordering Cao County in Shandong Province in the East, Wangqiao and Beiguan in the west, the Yellow River in the South and Zhuangzi's hometown in the north.

brief introduction

Chumiao township is located 30 kilometers northeast of Minquan County, bordering Cao County in Shandong Province in the East, Wangqiao and Beiguan in the west, the Yellow River in the South and Zhuangzi's hometown in the north.

survey

Chumiao township is located in the east of Minquan County, 30 kilometers northeast of the county. It borders on Cao County in Shandong Province in the East, Wangqiao and Beiguan in the west, the Yellow River in the South and Zhuangzi's hometown in the north. It covers an area of 67 square kilometers and has a total population of 34000 (in 2006) (the social population is 40443 and the local population is 28032). It has jurisdiction over 20 administrative villages, 77 natural villages and 178 villager groups in Chunan, chubei, hanlou, Lihe, zhangxiaolou, sunpo, fantang, Liujia, Shanglou, zhaoba, xizhanglou, Yuanzhuang, zhudian, Caozhuang, Chenzhuang, jiuguliu, zhesang, Qinji, haolou and Xieyuan. Min Shun highway passes through.
411421208: ~ 201 Chunan village ~ 202 chubei village ~ 203 hanlou village ~ 204 Lihe village ~ 205 zhangxiaolou village ~ 206 sunpo village ~ 207fantang village ~ 208 Liujia village ~ 209 Shanglou village ~ 210 zhaoba village ~ 211 xizhanglou village ~ 212 Yuanzhuang village ~ 213 zhudian village ~ 214 Caozhuang village ~ 215chenzhuang village ~ 216 jiuguliu Village ~ 217zhesang village ~ 218qinji village ~ 219haolou village ~ 220 Xieyuan village

evolution

Chu Temple originated from Chu suiliang, the Duke of Henan Province in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that Chu suiliang was granted the title of Duke of Henan Province during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. He was upright as an official and did not follow suit. When Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty appointed Wu Zetian as empress, Chu suiliang took the lead in opposing and admonished him many times. Emperor Gaozong refused to admonish him. Chu suiliang resigned and returned to Li. To commemorate him, the people built a temple and built an inn nearby to receive people Guest, later known as Chu Temple shop, now referred to as Chu temple.
Originally belonging to Mengtai District of kaocheng County, it was returned to Lankao County in 1954. In June 1954, it was transferred to Minquan county and set up chumiao Central Township. Chumiao commune was established in 1958 and Beiguan District in 1961; chumiao commune was restored in 1956. In 1975, the original chumiao commune was divided into chumiao commune and Shunhe commune. In addition, Zhang Xinzhuang, LV Huayuan and Xue Qiao were assigned to laoyanji township. In 1983, the township was changed.
In 1997, it covers an area of 67 square kilometers and has a population of 34000. It has jurisdiction over 19 administrative villages including chumiaonan, chumiaobi, hanlou, Chentang, Caozhuang, jiuguliu, zhesang, xizhanglou, Liuhe, zhangzilou, bolou, Shanglou, fantang, Liujia, Xieyuan, zhaoba, zhudian, Yuanzhuang and qinzhuang.

Scenery

There are many cultural landscapes in Chu temple, such as Yongchang Wuyi acupoint massage center, 2 km south of the temple, and cunde Mengtai temple, 1 km east of the temple.

Administrative planning

Chumiao township has 20 administrative villages, 77 natural villages and 178 villager groups, including Chunan village, chubei village, hanlou village, Lihe village, zhangxiaolou village, sunpo village, fantang village, Liujia village, Shanglou village, zhaoba village, xizhanglou village, Yuanzhuang village, zhudian village, Caozhuang village, Chenzhuang village, jiuguliu village, zhesang village, Qinji village, haolou village and Xieyuan village. It covers an area of 67 square kilometers and has a total population of 34000 (social population of 40443 and local population of 28032). The total cultivated land area is 48000 mu, and the per capita cultivated land is 1.4 mu. In 2006, the township's GDP was 260 million yuan, an increase of 23% over the previous year, and the per capita GDP was 7658 yuan, an increase of 21% over the previous year. The general budget revenue of local finance is 740000 yuan, the fiscal expenditure is 740000 yuan, the national tax and local tax revenue is 160000 yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers is 2956 yuan.

economic development

In recent years, with the strong support of the relevant departments at a higher level, chumiao township has achieved rapid development in various undertakings. There are 3 middle schools with 2040 students, 18 primary schools with 4006 students, 270 teachers and 3 private kindergartens. Grain production has been bumper year after year. In 2006, the total grain output of the township was 64.79 million jin, an increase of 9% over the previous year, accounting for 5.6% of the total output of the county, with an average yield of 829 Jin per mu and a per capita grain share of 1940 Jin. Animal husbandry is developing rapidly. In 2007, 21500 pigs, 166800 chickens, 365 cattle and 31500 sheep were sold. The rapid development of industry, more investment projects, farmers' economic awareness and per capita income are increasing. The annual industrial power consumption of the township is 365300 kwh.

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