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

Wuli Town

Wuli Town is subordinate to Lingshan County, Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in the south of Lingshan County. It is adjacent to Beitong town and baishishui town of Pubei County in the East, Wenli town and bolao town in the south, Nalong town in the West and Tanwei town in the north.

Wuli Town has a total area of 179.32 square kilometers. At the end of 2012, it has jurisdiction over one community and 19 administrative villages, with a total population of 88917 (2017). In 2012, the town achieved a total agricultural output value of 324 million yuan and a total industrial output value of 1.339 billion yuan.

Wuli Town is located in the hilly area, with subtropical monsoon climate, mild climate and abundant rainfall. It is rich in banana, beef, cured meat, yinyinyin, cucumber skin and other agricultural products.

Historical evolution

From 1912 to 1926, Wuli Town belongs to wulilian. in 1927, the League training system was abolished, the county was divided into districts and townships, and Wuli township was the eighth district. In 1941, the new county system was implemented. The county was divided into four districts, and Wuli was the second district. In December 1949, Wuli township was assigned to Hepu County for management. on January 10, 1950, it returned to Lingshan County and still belonged to Lingnan special zone. In June 1951, the administrative region of the county was adjusted to be the Tenth District. In September 1957, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged, the system of big township was implemented, and Wuli township was retained. In August 1958, it was renamed Wuli people's commune. in September 1984, the people's commune was abolished, the township system was restored, and it was renamed Wuli Town.

administrative division

As of 2012, Wuli Town has 19 administrative villages including Longtang village, Changgang village, Dali Village, Sanjiao village, Anjin village, Jiaotang village, Hantang village, Wangping village, Beibei village, Yuliang village, Longwu village, Dasha village, Gaoli village, Chakou village, Zhuli village, Qiaoshan village, Mingshan village, Zhupo Village and Xinliang village, and 1 community in Wuli community.

geographical environment

Location context

Wuli Town is located in the south of Lingshan County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is adjacent to Beitong town and baishishui town in the East, Wenli town and bolao town in the south, Nalong town in the West and Tanwei town in the north. The total area of Wuli Town is 179.32 square kilometers. The town government is located at 22 ° 09 ′ N and 109 ° 14 ′ E.

topographic features

Wuli Town is located in the hilly area, with an altitude of 200-500 meters. There are Wuli River and Tanlang River in Wuli Town, so there is a certain area of water erosion landform.

Climatic characteristics

Wuli Town has a subtropical monsoon climate with mild climate and abundant rainfall. The annual average temperature is 22.8 ℃ and the annual rainfall is 1647.5mm. The frost free period of the whole year is 348 days.

Population nationality

By the end of 2017, there were 88917 permanent residents, mainly Han nationality.

Economic overview

overview

In 2012, the total agricultural output value of Wuli Town was 324 million yuan, the per capita net income of farmers was 7478 yuan, the total industrial output value was 1.339 billion yuan, the asset investment was 320 million yuan, and the fiscal and tax income was 26 million yuan.

Agriculture

In 2012, Wuli Town had 3936 hectares of arable land, total agricultural output value of 324 million yuan, and per capita net income of farmers of 7478 yuan; 1093 hectares of rice planting area, total grain output of 7670 tons; 9876 hectares of forest area at the end of the year; 4516 hectares of fruit planting area, total output of 89600 tons, including 7270 tons of litchi; 29000 pigs on file; 314000 poultry stocks; 3566 tons of meat; water consumption The product output is 1786 tons. The main crops are rice, sugarcane, litchi, longan, banana, mango, etc.; the characteristic agricultural economy includes water cow, artificial snake, pigeon breeding, etc., among which there are 160 water cows and 687 tons of milk output; more than 580000 artificial snakes; more than 200000 artificial pigeons.

Industry

In 2012, the total industrial output value of Wuli Town was 1.339 billion yuan, mainly in wood industry, sugar making, ecological fertilizer, food processing and other industries; among them, there were three industrial enterprises above Designated Size, with an output value of 714 million yuan.

Commerce and trade

During the Qing Dynasty, Wuliwei was the main commercial port in Lingshan County, with frequent commercial trade. In 1920, Wuli chamber of Commerce was established. Merchants from Hepu, Beihai and other places often gather here. From 1950s to 1960s, supply and marketing cooperatives, agricultural and sideline products purchasing and marketing stations, department stores and other collective and state-owned businesses appeared one after another. Since the 1980s, individual business has developed rapidly. At the end of 1994, there were 1304 individual businesses in Wuli Town, with 1565 employees. The main business items are general merchandise, knitwear, non-staple food, daily necessities, catering, repair, agricultural and sideline products, etc. In 2006, Wuli Town was listed as the fruit trade characteristic town of Lingshan County. In 2007, the trading volume of agricultural and sideline products reached more than 600 million yuan. In 2012, the town had four markets.

social undertakings

Urban construction

Before liberation, there were 5 streets in Wuliwei, 3-6 meters wide and 50-300 meters long, with brick and stone or silt pavement. Most of the houses are brick and wood structure bungalows, and some are brick and wood structure buildings (2-3 floors). In the early days of liberation, the built-up area of Wuliwei was 0.5 square kilometers. From the 1980s to the 1990s, Wuli Town began to carry out the old city reconstruction, and successively built southwest Street, Limin Road, Zhongxing Road, Wuli market, etc., with an expansion area of 1.5 square kilometers. In the early 21st century, the development and construction of Jinsui Road, Southwest Road and Chang'an Road have been completed. In addition, we have completed the hard bottom laying of 3 km long cross-border roads, as well as the installation of street lamps and the greening and beautification of streets. In March 2006, Wuli Town developed and constructed "Renhe new town" beside Qinpu secondary road. "Renhe new town" covers an area of 22.2 hectares, integrating commerce, housing and entertainment. It is planned to have one 32 meter wide Jincheng Avenue and five 22 meter wide streets. It has more than 1000 commercial housing units, 11 apartment buildings and 305 units, with a total construction area of 380000 square meters. It is also equipped with cultural square, mountain park, agricultural and sideline products trading center and other public facilities. By the end of 2010, the overall planning and construction of "Renhe new town" was basically completed. The town covers an area of 200 hectares, the public green space area is 1.0 hectares, the urban permanent population is more than 20000, and the per capita housing area of urban residents is 28 square meters.

Culture and sports

Before liberation, there were mainly folk traditional cultural activities such as dragon dance, lion dance, spring cattle dance and tea picking in Wuli area. After liberation, from 1958 to 1994, the town successively established radio stations, cultural stations, cinemas, TV turntables, satellite TV ground receiving and transferring stations, etc., and set up private film teams at the village level. In 2008, there were 1 quyi team, 1 "trade union home" for individual businesses, 2 open-air stages, 1 community lighting stadium, 1 Sports Center for the elderly, 2 District (provincial) and municipal "staff study", 19 village committees in the town had built rural study and cement stadium, and the CCTV coverage rate of the whole town reached 100%.

education

In 1906, Wuli primary school was founded (the predecessor of Wuli Town Central Primary School). During the period of the Republic of China, most of the villages were private schools. In 1944, the private Wuli junior middle school (the predecessor of Wuli middle school) was founded. After liberation, primary schools were set up in all administrative villages. During the "Cultural Revolution", junior high schools were set up in all brigades, and senior high schools were set up in some brigades. In 1986, primary education was popularized in the town. In 1992, the primary school system was changed from five years to six years. In 1994, there were 22 primary and secondary schools in the town, with 11102 students. The enrollment rate, consolidation rate, popularization rate and graduation rate of school-age children reached the national standards issued by the Ministry of education; the non illiteracy rate of young and middle-aged reached 99.6%; in August of the same year, nine-year compulsory education was implemented. In 2010, there were 19 primary schools with 9698 students and 342 teachers; 2 middle schools with 6065 students and 283 teachers; and 27 kindergartens and nurseries. In 2012, there were 19 primary schools with 9267 students, 2 middle schools with 6118 students, and 32 kindergartens and nurseries in Wuli Town.

medical and health work

In December 1952, Wuli Health Center (mainly based on traditional Chinese Medicine) was founded. At that time, there were only stethoscope, thermometer, sterilizer and other equipment, so the medical conditions were very backward. In 1958, 19 brigades of the commune began to set up health stations. In the 1970s, the commune health center began to equip with X-ray machine, microscope and a small amount of small surgical equipment. In the 1980s, the township health center set up Chinese medicine, western medicine, obstetrics and Gynecology, facial features department, outpatient department, with 46 medical staff. Since the 1990s, a staff residential building with a building area of 1300 square meters and a comprehensive outpatient building with a floor area of 1600 square meters (4 floors) have been built. In 1998, the number of rural cooperative medical system participants in the town was 37800, accounting for 70.61%. In 2001, the total value of medical devices in the township health center reached more than 1 million yuan. In 2010, the hospital set up 10 internal, external, gynecology, pediatrics, traditional Chinese medicine, facial features, orthopedics, outpatient and emergency departments, 35 beds and 65 doctors, which can independently carry out liver, gallbladder, eye, bone, obstetrics and Gynecology and other operations; 59200 people participated in the new rural cooperative medical system in the whole town, and 19 new rural cooperative medical clinics. 2012, Wuli

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