Guazi Town, Huangchuan County, Xinyang City, Henan Province

GuZi town

GuZi Town, known as zhengjiadian in ancient times, was under the jurisdiction of Huangchuan County, Xinyang City, Henan Province. According to the records of Guangzhou in the Qing Dynasty, there was zhengjiadian 60 miles north of the state.

Guazi town is an important ferry and market town on the Huaihe River. It is located near the intersection of Huaihe River and Xiaohuanghe River on the northeast edge of Huangchuan County, more than 30 kilometers away from Huangchuan County. It is adjacent to Huaihe River in the north, Xixian county and Huaibin across Huaihe River, shangyougang Township in the East and Lailong Township in the South and West.

The town covers an area of 54 square kilometers (2017), and now governs 8 administrative villages and 1 neighborhood committee, 159 villager groups, and 26914 people (2017) in GuZi Street neighborhood committee, GuZi village, Lianghe village, Huainan village, Shenghuai village, Zhangwan village, Bali village, songdaqiao village and Luogang village. The town has 30187 mu of cultivated land, including 20000 mu of paddy field and 10187 mu of dry land.

Historical evolution

In the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, it belonged to Chu and Qin to Jiujiang county. The Han Dynasty belongs to Yiyang. Since Sui and Tang Dynasties, it belongs to Guangzhou. According to the records of Guangzhou in Qing Dynasty, there is a zhengjiadian in the north of Guangzhou. In 1913, the government of Guangzhou Prefecture was renamed Huangchuan County. It was the seat of the three District People's Government of Huangchuan County in the early days of liberation. It was established in 1985 with the approval of the people's Government of GuZi town. During the 10th Five Year Plan period, a water supply company for 700 households has been set up in guziji, where the town government is located. A TV Turntable with 14 programs. Four streets have been hardened with complete facilities, and the appearance of the bazaar has changed significantly. The annual turnover of market trade is about 50 million yuan, and the number of market residents has reached 5300, of which 2200 are non-agricultural residents. With the Huanggu highway passing through the market town, the framework of the market will be enlarged, and the market economy of GuZi will be more prosperous.

administrative division

In 2006, it has jurisdiction over one neighborhood committee and eight village committees: GuZi Street neighborhood committee, GuZi village, Lianghe village, Huainan village, Shenghuai village, Zhangwan village, Bali village, songdaqiao village and Luogang village.

economic development

In the total cultivated land area, the floodplain outside the dike accounts for 10000 mu. The territory is rich in rice, wheat, rape, peanuts, soybeans, sesame, tea. The characteristic industries are vegetables, tea and poplar. Among them, Huainan village has the Fifth China Xinyang Tea Festival in 1995, which was appraised as "Xinyang high-quality Maojian production unit", and the two river Mazhuang radish is sold well in surrounding provinces for its juicy, sweet, large and slender. in normal years, the total grain production of the town is 14 million kg, the GDP can reach 47.82 million yuan, and the per capita net income is more than 1200 yuan; the fiscal revenue is 225000 yuan; the local non-public economy mainly includes: wood processing, wine making, oil processing, building materials, daily necessities maintenance, wholesale and retail of industrial products, passenger and freight transportation, catering services, medical services, etc The annual business income of private and individual enterprises in the town is more than 60 million yuan. In particular, the income from labor services has occupied a major position in the town. There are more than 5536 migrant workers and businessmen in the town every year, and the income from labor services has exceeded 14 million yuan, which has brought vitality to the economic development of GuZi.

Chinese PinYin : He Nan Sheng Xin Yang Shi Huang Chuan Xian Xue Zi Zhen