Bailang Town, Zixing City, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province

Bailong town

Located in the middle of Zixing City, Bailang town is located in the core area of Dongjiang Lake National Wetland Park, a national 5A tourist area.

Bailang town governs 17 villages (including Zhongdong, Xiadong, Zhongtang, Shuitou and douping villages in Longxi township), 2 community neighborhood committees, with a total area of 258.49 square kilometers (in 2017) and a total population of 13381 (in 2017). The town people's government is stationed in Bailang (the former residence of Bailang Township People's Government).

The lake area under its jurisdiction is 120000 mu, accounting for half of the area of Dongjiang Lake. It is a national civilized village, a national ecological Township, a demonstration town of "two oriented" social construction in Hunan, the most beautiful Township in Hunan, and a pilot unit of the annual meeting system of Party Representatives in the whole province. It has been identified as the contact point of grassroots party construction of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee.

Evolution of organizational system

In May 2003, it was established by merging the old Shixiang and Houyu township. in November 2015, Bailong township was abolished and Bailong town was established.

geographical environment

Location context

Bailang town is located in Zixing City, Chenzhou City

traffic

Bailong has unique location and convenient transportation. located in the center of Zixing territory, water and land links are the most convenient towns by Dongjiang Lake. the highway connects provincial highway s322 and surrounding villages and towns. There are the largest freight terminal in Dongjiang Lake changyingtou comprehensive port, Xinxing tourism terminal Bailong wharf, wetland greenway Lake highway. Guixin expressway is planned to pass by. The exit of the expressway leading to Dongjiang Lake is in zhuyuanbei village.

natural resources

Bailong has a good ecology and beautiful scenery. The forest coverage rate of the whole town is 86%, with a vast water area of 120000 mu; there are many islands, mountains, rivers, forests and fruits coexisting, and natural resources are very rich. Bailang town is the production area of Dongjiang fish. Through cage culture, there are Chinese sturgeon, Megalobrama, black carp, salmon and other Dongjiang valuable fish species. Bailang town is also a small fruit Town, rich in Dongjiang tangerine, navel orange, etc.

History and culture

Bailang has a long history and prosperous culture. Zixing county was founded in the first year of Yonghe (136) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is called Hanning. The county government is located in front of Fenghuang Mountain (belonging to the old town). It is the place where Zhu De and Chen Yi led the troops to commemorate the first anniversary of the Nanchang Uprising, and the place where the CPC special committee in southern Hunan founded (Zhongtang Yangjiaping Revolutionary Memorial). The Han Opera originated in Guanzhong of Shaanxi Province has only Bailang left in Hunan Province, which is listed as the first batch of intangible cultural heritage of Chenzhou City It is also the hometown of Bai Wei, a famous writer in China, with prosperous humanities and unique charm.
　　

Famous people

Bai Wei

Bai Wei (1893-1987), formerly known as Huang Zhang, is a modern Chinese woman writer. born on February 5, 1893, in xiuliu village, Dutou, Nanxiang, Xingning county (now belonging to Bailang Town, Zixing City). When Bai Wei was young, she was influenced by democratic thought and developed anti feudal consciousness. In 1915, he studied in the third provincial women's normal school. He studied hard and treated people sincerely. He was elected as the head of the school. At that time, Yuan Shikai became emperor. The new president was a relic of the Qing Dynasty. He canceled the English class and allowed the students to read the new books and newspapers, but allowed the missionaries of the British and American church to preach. Unable to bear it, Bai Wei contacted several enlightened teachers and other middle school teachers and students in Hengyang. She went to the Yamen of Taiwan to sue the British and American missionaries for disturbing the school and the headmaster for incompetence and dereliction of duty. As a result, she was removed by the headmaster and transferred to the first women's normal school in Changsha. In order to get rid of the arranged marriage, Bai Wei fled to Japan alone. In Japan for nine years, he was poor and sick. In order to seek knowledge and survive, he worked as a housemaid, a coffee shop maid, etc. Through work study program, she graduated from Tokyo YuCha Mishui women's normal university. During that time, he majored in biology, history, education and psychology, and also studied aesthetics, Buddhism and philosophy. Later he changed to literature, determined to "use literature as a weapon, dissect the darkness of feudal capitalism, and express the sufferings of the oppressed." In the 11th year of the Republic of China, he created a three act drama "Sufi" in Japan and played the leading role in it, which was performed together with the students studying in Japan. In the 15th year of the Republic of China, Su Fei was published in the novel monthly and Yu Si edited by Lu Xun, which opened the door to the literary world. In the winter of the 15th year of the Republic of China, Bai Wei gave up the chance to study as a graduate student with two years' official expenses, returned to the motherland with enthusiasm, devoted herself to the great revolution, worked in the International Translation Bureau of the General Political Department of the Wuhan National Government, and concurrently served as a lecturer of Sun Yat sen University in Wuchang. The next year, when the great revolution failed, she turned to Shanghai full of grief and indignation, determined to use pen and ink to mercilessly denounce the rebellion. Soon after, he joined the revolutionary literature and art group "creation society" and met Guo Moruo, Cheng Fangwu and others. After that, he received Lu Xun's kind instruction and careful training. Under the influence of "creation society" and Lu Xun, he embarked on the road of revolutionary literature creation and became an early member of "left wing writers' union". In March of the Republic of China, Bai Wei wrote a one act drama "the suffering of the revolutionary God", which enthusiastically and boldly eulogized the revolutionary movement led by the Communist Party of China and denounced the leftists and imperialists of the Kuomintang. In June, she created a multi act drama "beating out the Ghost Tower", which is an important work after she returned to China to participate in the revolution. With her personal suffering as the theme, she mercilessly exposed the oppression of women by feudal forces and expressed the author's pursuit of women's liberation. After the September 18th Incident of the Republic of China in 20 years, Bai Wei, who was bedridden because of illness, angrily raised her pen and threw herself into the revolutionary struggle against aggression and oppression. She was one of the first writers to write Anti Japanese works. She successively published some anti Japanese works such as a station on Beining Road, enemy comrade and fire letter. He also went to the society to help workers and students direct Anti Japanese dramas. In the 26th year of the Republic of China, she was trapped in the occupied Beiping (now Beijing) for medical treatment. The traitors threatened and lured her in many ways, and she remained unyielding. In March of the 27th year of the Republic of China, he left Peking for Guangzhou. In June, he went north to Wuhan and joined the National Association for resisting the enemy and saving the nation by Tian Han and others. Before the fall of Wuhan, he asked the office of the Eighth Route Army to kill the enemy. Considering her poor health, Deng Yingchao sent her to Guilin to work as a special correspondent for Xinhua Daily. In the 29th year of the Republic of China, she arranged for her to go to Chongqing to work in the Cultural Work Committee led by Guo Moruo. She took an active part in all kinds of Anti Japanese propaganda activities and wrote a lot of literature works with strong fighting spirit under the condition of very hard life. In the 34th year of the Republic of China, Mao Zedong went to Chongqing for negotiations and entertained progressive women in the Zhou residence. Bai Wei was invited to attend. Mao Zedong held her hand and said, "I always remember you, Ding Ling and you are our female writers in Hunan." And encouraged her to say, "you're not down, politically, ideologically!" In the winter of the 36th year of the Republic of China, Bai Wei returned to Zixing for a funeral because of her father's death, and later taught in a county high school. In June of the 38th year of the Republic of China, he joined the third brigade of the guerrilla headquarters in southern Hunan under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. He was responsible for propaganda and agitation and contributed to the liberation of his hometown. In November 1949, the Government Affairs Council, through the Hunan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, took her to Changsha and arranged to work in Beijing. In the spring of 1950, Bai Wei, who was nearly 60 years old, took the initiative to go to the newly opened Beidahuang farm to do research. She lived there for seven years, then went to work in Xinjiang for two years, and wrote many works reflecting her life. After that, he returned to Beijing to serve as a member of the China Federation of literature and art, a member of the Chinese Writers Association, and was successively elected as a member of the second, third, fourth and fifth sessions of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference, and a member of the Chinese people's Committee for the defense of children. in her more than 60 years of writing career, Bai Wei has written a large number of poems, novels, plays and essays. Her representative works include the drama "linli", the play "playing the Ghost Tower", the novel "bombs and birds", the autobiographical novel "tragic career". In 1983, Hunan Publishing House published Bai Shurong's and he you's commentary on Bai Wei. In 1985, Hunan Publishing House published selected works of Bai Wei. Bai Wei died in Beijing in 1987.

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