Chaotian Township, Lingchuan County, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Chaotian Township

Chaotian Township, a township under the jurisdiction of Lingchuan County, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is located in the southeast of Lingchuan County, adjacent to Dajing Yao Township in the East, Yangshuo County in the south, Dawu town in the West and Haiyang Township in the north, 48 kilometers away from Lingchuan County and 23 kilometers away from Guilin City, with an administrative area of 226.83 square kilometers. During the reign of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1796-1820), the area under its jurisdiction was Dongxiang, Lingui county. In October 1984, it was renamed Chaotian township. By the end of 2019, Chaotian township has a total population of 28000, including Zhuang, Hui and other ethnic minorities; it has jurisdiction over one community and 10 administrative villages, and the township government is located at 58 Chaogui road.

In 2017, Chaotian township's financial revenue was 3.395 million yuan; the whole society's fixed asset investment was 88.15 million yuan; the total output value of large-scale industry was 33.24 million yuan; the total grain output was 156 thousand tons; the total fruit output was 54.2 thousand tons; 34000 pigs were sold; 4268 thousand poultry were sold. There are 5 enterprises in the township, whose products mainly include ore (powder), hydropower, etc.

History of construction

During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1796-1820), the jurisdiction (including the present Dajing Yao nationality township and Haiyang Township, the same below) belonged to Dongxiang of Lingui County; at the end of the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Dawu township of Lingui county.

In the early period of the Republic of China, the system of Qing Dynasty was followed; in 1933, nine districts were set up in Lingui County, which was called Chaotian District, with jurisdiction over six townships of Hengqing, Lingxi, Nanxi, Zuoxi, Youxi, Shihe, and Haiyang town; in 1940, five townships of Haiyang, Zuoxi, Hengqing, Lingxi, and Shihe were set up; in 1949, five townships were merged Chaotian District, the government is stationed in chaotianwei.

On November 22, 1949, Lingui county was liberated, and the area under its jurisdiction was still called Chaotian district.

In October 1950, the districts were arranged in numbers, and the jurisdiction was called seven districts. In December 1950, it was adjusted to twelve districts.

In August 1951, the ocean was set off from the tidal field, and the area was renamed the second area in October of the next year.

In June 1954, the second district governed 12 townships, including Chaotian, Maocun, Liucun, Dajing, Zhaidi, Shenjing, Wangtang, Nanwei, Xinzhai, Songjiang, Leyu and huangnijiang.

In November 1957, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. The 12 townships under the jurisdiction were adjusted to Chaotian, Wangtang and huangnijiang townships.

From August to September 1958, the rural areas were adjusted. Wangtang Township and huangnijiang Township were abolished and merged into Chaotian township. Then Chaotian township was abolished and Chaotian people's commune was established.

In March 1959, the people's commune area was adjusted and divided into three people's communes: Chaotian, Wangtang and huangnijiang.

On March 27, 1962, the State Council announced the restoration of the organizational system of Lingchuan County, and Chaotian, Wangtang and huangnijiang people's communes were assigned to Lingchuan County; in August of 1962, the organizational system of the district was restored, and Chaotian, Wangtang and huangnijiang people's communes were abolished, and Chaotian District was established, with district organs stationed in chaotianwei.

In May 1966, the district was withdrawn and the people's commune system was restored. The district was renamed Chaotian people's commune. At the same time, two production brigades, Dajing and Xinzhai, separated from the administrative region of huangnijiang people's Commune and the former Chaotian people's commune, formed Dajing people's commune.

In October 1984, the people's commune system was abolished, and the area under its jurisdiction was renamed Chaotian township.

administrative division

By the end of 2019, Chaotian township has jurisdiction over 1 community and 10 administrative villages, a total of 111 natural villages, and the township government is located at 58 Chaogui road.

geographical environment

Location context

Chaotian township is located between 110 ° 27 ′ 18 ″ - 110 ° 37 ′ 26 ″ E and 25 ° 01 ′ 47 ″ - 25 ° 16 ′ 09 ″ n, in the southeast of Lingchuan County, adjacent to Dajing Yao Township in the East, Yangshuo County in the south, Dawu town in the West and Haiyang Township in the north, 48 km away from Lingchuan County and 23 km away from Guilin City, with an administrative area of 226.83 square kilometers.

topographic features

Chaotian township is mostly mountainous and hilly, and the highest peak is songpinglong, 1701 meters above sea level.

climate

Chaotian Township belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone, which is characterized by abundant rainfall throughout the year, hot and humid in summer and normal temperature above zero in winter; the annual average temperature is 18.6 ℃, the annual average frost free period is 320 days, and the annual average precipitation is 1614 mm.

hydrology

Chaotian Township belongs to the Xijiang River system of the Pearl River Basin, with a length of 428 square kilometers.

natural resources

The main mineral resources in Chaotian township are lead-zinc mine, hematite, calcite, lead-zinc mine, sphalerite, marble, etc.; the cultivated land is 31284.8 mu, and the forest land is 197977.8 mu.

population

By the end of 2019, Chaotian township has a total population of 28000, including Zhuang, Hui and other ethnic minorities.

Economics

overview

In 2014, Chaotian Township achieved fiscal revenue of 4.9 million yuan (including 2.1 million yuan of national tax and 2.8 million yuan of local tax), a year-on-year increase of 5.38%; the total investment in fixed assets was 792 million yuan; the per capita net income of farmers was 8236 yuan, an increase of 15.4%

In 2017, the financial revenue of Chaotian township was 3.395 million yuan, and the investment in fixed assets of the whole society was 88.15 million yuan.

Agriculture

In 2014, the total grain output of Chaotian Township reached 14800 tons.

In 2017, the total grain output of Chaotian Township reached 15600 tons, the total fruit output was 54200 tons, the number of pigs sold was 30400, and the number of poultry sold was 426800. Agriculture

Industry

In 2014, the added value of industries above designated scale in Chaotian township was 87.27 million yuan.

In 2017, the total output value of Chaotian township's large-scale industry was 33.24 million yuan; there were 5 enterprises in the township, and their products mainly included ore (powder), hydropower, etc.

In 2018, Chaotian township has 6 industrial enterprises and 2 Enterprises above designated size.

Transportation

Chaotian township has Guixing highway (Guilin to Xing'an County), Guiguan second-class highway (Guilin to Guanyang county) and other municipal and county-level highways passing through market towns, which is the intersection of "three counties and one city" (Lingchuan County, Guanyang County, Xing'an County, Guilin city) transportation network; Guiyang Guangzhou high-speed railway and Xingyang (Xing'an Lemandi to Yangshuo Xingping) highway pass through the territory.

social undertakings

education

By the end of 2005, Chaotian Township had one junior high school with 71 teaching staff and 958 students; one central school, three primary schools and seven primary school teaching sites with 64 teaching staff and 602 students, and the enrollment rate of school-age children was 100%.

Cultural undertakings

By the end of 2005, Chaotian had a rural cultural radio and television station, 13 rural libraries, and a total collection of 36100 books; there were two amateur folk performance teams, about 40 people.

Sports

By the end of 2005, there were 12 rural basketball courts in Chaotian township.

medical and health work

By the end of 2005, Chaotian Township had one township health center, 31 medical staff, 20 open beds and 16 village clinics.

social security

In 2017, Chaotian Township issued a total of 4560 social endowment insurance funds, with more than 4.7 million yuan, more than 17200 people participated in the insurance, collected more than 1.2 million yuan of social endowment insurance premium, and mobilized more than 350 qualified people to participate in the new rural social endowment insurance. There are 228 households with five guarantees, including 20 centralized and 208 decentralized. A total of 982200 yuan of living allowance and 41000kg of rice were distributed throughout the year.

Poverty alleviation

In 2017, Chaotian Township implemented the "implementation plan for targeted poverty alleviation in Chaotian township", and 278 pairs of team members were transferred from counties and townships to carry out targeted assistance, resulting in 113 households and 415 people getting rid of poverty in the whole year; in 2017, 10 poverty alleviation infrastructure projects with 8.277 million yuan were implemented. 525 poverty-stricken households in the township developed planting and breeding industry, and issued 1.031 million yuan of industrial support funds, and 316 households received 14.5487 million yuan of small discount loans.

History and culture

On December 17, 2012, Taiping Village in Chaotian township was listed in the first batch of traditional villages by the Ministry of housing and urban rural development of the people's Republic of China, the Ministry of culture of the people's Republic of China and the Ministry of finance of the people's Republic of China.

famous scenery

The tourism resources of Chaotian township are mainly scenic "one river, one rock and two reservoirs" (Chaotian River, Nanwei Chuanyan reservoir, Lutian reservoir and Si'anjiang reservoir).

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