Luwu Town, Lingshan County, Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Luwu town

Luwu town belongs to Lingshan County, Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in the southwest of Lingshan County, 47 kilometers away from the county. It borders Nasi town in Qinnan District of Qinzhou City and Pingji town in Qinbei District in the south, Qingtang town in Qinbei District in the southwest, Sanlong town and bolao town in the East and Jiuzhou town in the north.

Luwu town covers a total area of 283.01 square kilometers. At the end of 2013, it has one community and 29 administrative villages with a total population of 105706 (2017). In 2013, the town achieved a total agricultural output value of 610 million yuan and a total industrial output value of 850 million yuan.

Luwu town is located in hilly area, which belongs to south subtropical monsoon climate. It is rich in sugarcane, Curcuma, tea, sericulture and other agricultural products. Sugarcane is the pillar industry of the town.

Historical evolution

In ancient times, Luwu area belonged to Lingshan County. In 1888, it was transferred to Qinzhou. Before liberation, it was under the jurisdiction of 11 districts of Qin county. On November 15, 1958, it returned to Lingshan County and was called Luwu people's commune. in 1984, it was renamed Luwu town.

administrative division

As of 2013, Luwu town has jurisdiction over Luwu village, luowuping village, shiziling village, Yangwu village, Nanhu village, Hualu village, Ludong village, Xinying village, Liantang village, WangMeng village, shuimang village, Xincun village, Fuxing village, Shatang village, Guangjiang village, Guanglong village, Luwu village, Natan village, Xinping village, Gucheng village, Ma'an village, Fujiu village, Shen'an village, Baji Village, Jiaoping village, Qishi village and shawu village There are 29 administrative villages including Tian Village, songmushan village, Guangda village and one community in Luwu community. The town government is stationed in Luwu community.

geographical environment

Location context

Luwu town is located in the southwest of Lingshan County in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 47 km away from the county seat and 67 km away from QinZhou; it borders Nasi town in Qinnan District of Qinzhou City and Pingji town in Qinbei District in the south, Qingtang town in Qinbei District in the southwest, Sanlong town and bolao town in the East and Jiuzhou town in the north; the total area of the town is 283.01 square kilometers, and the town government is roughly located at 22 ° 16 ′ n, 108 ° 56'e.

topographic features

Luwu town is a hilly area with an altitude of 200-500 meters. The main peaks in the town are Kaixia mountain with an altitude of 350 meters.

Climatic characteristics

Luwu town has a subtropical monsoon climate with an average annual temperature of 21.7 ° C, an average annual rainfall of 1658 mm and a frost free period of 348 days.

natural resources

Forest resources

as of 2010, the forest area of Luwu town is 8618 hectares, and the forest coverage rate is 31%.

mineral resources

the main mineral resources in Luwu town are gypsum, manganese and granite, among which the reserves of gypsum are relatively high.

Population nationality

By the end of 2017, there were 105706 permanent residents, mainly Han nationality.

Economic overview

overview

In 2013, Luwu town achieved a total agricultural output value of 610 million yuan, a per capita net income of 8051 yuan for farmers, a total industrial output value of 850 million yuan, a fixed asset investment of 1.230 billion yuan, and a fiscal revenue of 50.13 million yuan.

Agriculture

In 2013, Luwu town had 9880 hectares of arable land, 610 million yuan of total agricultural output value, and 8051 yuan of per capita net income of farmers; 5379 hectares of rice planting area, 26300 tons of total grain output; 8929 hectares of forest area at the end of the year; 2460 hectares of fruit area, and 20100 tons of total output, including 4885 tons of litchi; 31000 pigs; 939700 poultry; 7470 tons of meat; and aquatic products The output is 5150 tons. The main economic crops are sugarcane, Curcuma, litchi, tea, etc.; the characteristic agricultural economy includes water cow breeding, artificial Snake breeding, etc. Among them, there are 2811 water cows, 540 tons of milk production and 88000 artificial snakes.

Industry

In 2013, Luwu town achieved a total industrial output value of 850 million yuan, mainly in sugar and other industries, including three industrial enterprises above Designated Size with an output value of 635 million yuan.

Commerce and trade

In the Qing Dynasty, there were about 2000 people in luwuwei period. After the founding of new China, the market has developed rapidly. After 1992, Luyang market, Chengbei market and shuimang market were built; in 1997, department stores and Dongjiang hotel were invested; in 2001, Mr. Lai Zimei, a Hong Kong businessman, invested 5 million yuan to build a 3400 square meter Yimin market. Luwu polder has one polder every three days, with 20000-25000 people chasing the polder and a trade turnover of 500000-900000 yuan; in addition, there are two large polders in Luwu town Xinping polder has a turnover of more than 200000 yuan per polder, and Guanglong polder has a peak flow of more than 2500 people. In 2010, there were more than 1300 individual traders and more than 3000 employees in the town, with a trade turnover of 130 million yuan. In 2013, there were two markets in the town.

social undertakings

infrastructure

In March 1995, Luwu town was designated as "national pilot town of small town construction" by the Ministry of construction. In 1996, Sun Yat sen University was invited to make a scientific plan for Luwu industrial district. In November 1998, it was listed as "pilot town of comprehensive reform of small towns" by the autonomous region. By 2006, more than 20 streets have been developed, with a total length of more than 12 kilometers, of which Hedong street is 570 meters long, 40 meters wide and 40 meters long. In 2010, more than 1.8 million yuan was invested in the cement hard bottom project of Yongfu street, Guangming Street, Zhongshan South Road, Xiangyang Road and Zhenxing road; 80000 yuan was invested in the purchase of one sanitation vehicle and one sanitation forklift; 6 new sanitation workers were added; more than 2.2 million yuan was invested in the construction of 16.4 km Village cement roads in Guanglong, Liantang, shuimang, Natan and other villages; 10.88 million yuan was invested Shuimang village drinking water project and Guanglong village drinking water project, Guanglong village Shuangshan reservoir reinforcement project and Guanglong Shuangshan reservoir sanmianguang canal about 9 km have been constructed; more than 2.2 million yuan has been invested in the construction of village level public service centers of Guanglong, shuimang and Liantang village committees; 29 administrative villages in the town have office buildings.

education

In the sixth year of Xianfeng (1856) of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Yongyuan returned to his hometown, and Zhang Xitian of Tongzhi County advocated the construction of "Luyang xingrang academy". In 1910, xingrang Academy was transformed into Qinling primary school. In 1944, private Luwu junior high school was founded. In 1945, it was renamed Qinxian No.6 junior middle school, in 1952 it was renamed Qinxian No.3 middle school, and in 1958, Luwu was under the jurisdiction of Lingshan County and designated as Luwu middle school. After 1978, there was a kindergarten and 30 preschool classes in the town. In 1986, the enrollment rate, popularization rate, consolidation rate and graduation rate of primary education in the town met the requirements of the Ministry of education. In 1994, Luyang middle school was established, with 12 classes in junior middle school, 600 students and 56 teaching staff. The illiterate rate of young adults in the town was 99.6%. In 1996, Luwu vocational secondary technical school was listed as the key vocational secondary technical school in Qinzhou City. In 1997, there were 32 teaching buildings and 10 dormitory buildings in the town, with a total area of 36930 square meters. In the same year, after the autonomous region acceptance, "two base" standard. In 2010, there were 31 primary schools in the town, with 11723 primary school students and 459 primary school teachers; 3 middle schools, with 4616 secondary school students and 226 secondary school teachers; and 33 kindergartens and nurseries. In 2013, there were 31 primary schools with 10500 students and 428 teachers, 2 middle schools with 4794 students and 237 teachers, and 32 kindergartens and nurseries in Luwu town.

Culture and sports

Before liberation, there were traditional customs such as dragon dance, lion dance and White Crane Dance during the Spring Festival in Luwu area, while other festivals such as Lingtou festival had entertainment activities such as dancing Lingtou. After the founding of new China, cultural stations, cinemas, Xinhua bookstores, light courts and other cultural and sports venues have been built. In 1997, the town library was completed, covering an area of 120 square meters, with 60 reading seats, 2500 books, 14 kinds of newspapers and magazines, and an average of 8050 books borrowed. In 2001, the cultural station was changed into a cultural radio and television station, which can broadcast from village to village. In 2002, there were 24 satellite ground receiving stations in the town, which could watch 22 TV programs and 8560 cable users. In 2005, the "village to village" network transformation was carried out, the original satellite ground receiving station was abolished, only one ground receiving station in Guanglong was retained, and optical fiber networking was carried out. The number of TV programs increased to 34 sets, benefiting more than 15000 users. In 2008, it invested in the construction of Luwu sports center. In 2010, there were one cultural station and one library in the town, and 7109 radio and television equipment were distributed to the masses by the state.

medical and health work

In 1958, Luwu commune health center was established. In 2000, Luwu town was rated as "health advanced town" by the autonomous region. In 2001, the town orthopedic hospital was established. In 2010, there were 2 hospitals, 49 doctors and 74 beds in the town, and 82170 people participated in the new rural cooperative medical system, with a coverage rate of 97%. In 2013, Luwu town had a hospital and health center with 38 doctors and 169 beds; 96300 people participated in the new rural cooperative medical system; and health clinics were built in all villages of the town.

traffic

In Luwu Town, there are Qinlu first-class highway, Qinpu second-class highway, Qinling second-class highway, Lusha highway, Liqin railway and Liuqin Expressway passing through the town. In 2010, the whole town

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