Zhenping Township, Songpan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Zhenping Township

Zhenping township is located in the south of Songpan County, bordering Mao County, 57 kilometers away from Songpan County, 2400 meters above sea level. The landform is dominated by high mountains and valleys. The vertical difference between high mountain villages and Pingba is about 500 meters. The highway line in the township is 17 kilometers long.

There are 7 administrative villages and 13 villager groups in the township. The area of cultivated land is 8120 mu, the area of returning farmland to forest is 2848.9 mu, the area of forest coverage is 76000 mu, and the area of grassland is 143000 mu. The average temperature is 7-8 ℃, sunshine duration is 1318 hours, accumulated temperature is 2500-3000 ℃, frost free period is 193 days, and annual precipitation is 530-630mm. There are 830 households with 3617 people in the township, including 3575 agricultural population, 42 non-agricultural population and 50 poor population. In 2010, there were 2524 rural employees, including 2123 working age employees and 876 migrant workers. There are Tibetan, Qiang, Hui and Han nationalities in the township, of which the Qiang nationality accounts for 65%, the Han nationality 33% and the Tibetan and Hui Nationalities 2%.

General situation

In 2010, the sown area of crops and economic crops was 7078 mu, including 5794 mu of grain crops, 132 mu of economic crops and 2302 mu of other crops and economic crops. The economic structure of the township consists of agriculture, animal husbandry, diversified services, transportation and labor export. The township party committee and government have formulated the development plan of "high mountain livestock, half mountain pepper, Pingba grain and vegetable" in combination with the actual situation of the township. They adhere to the development idea of "stabilizing the township by agriculture, prospering the township by science and technology, enriching the township by diversified operation, governing the township by law, and building the township by environment". They have stable economic development, stable social security, and healthy development of education and health. There are two schools in the township. There are 32 full-time teachers in primary schools and 28 full-time teachers in primary schools. The township has a township level health center with 3 employees and 6 beds, and each village has a fixed health station. The government order is smooth, all organizations are complete, and all work is carried out normally and orderly. People seek development in stability, live and work in peace and contentment, and strive to become the first township in southern Songpan with Qiang characteristics.

administrative division

List of villages in Zhenping Township

Population data

(fifth census data)

economic development

The economic income of the township is mainly agriculture. It produces high-quality corn, white potato and pollution-free vegetables. The main varieties are asparagus, cabbage and sea pepper. The planting area of vegetables is 640 mu, with multiple cropping up to 1100 mu. The main agricultural and sideline products are Zanthoxylum bungeanum. The annual output of Zanthoxylum bungeanum is up to 10000 kg. Other agricultural products with economic income include rapeseed, white kidney bean, hyacinth bean and golden melon. Zhenping township is also rich in Chinese medicinal materials, such as Cordyceps, Fritillaria, qianghe, rhubarb, Angelica pubescens, etc.; in the wild collection industry, there are also rich fungi, mainly Morchella. animal husbandry is mainly feeding cattle, goats and pigs, with 3855 sold in the whole year.

infrastructure

The infrastructure of the township is relatively sound. Every village has electricity, road, water and mobile communication. The TV coverage rate reaches 98%. Three villages along the highway have program-controlled telephone.

Location context

Chinese PinYin : Si Chuan Sheng A Ba Cang Zu Qiang Zu Zi Zhi Zhou Song Pan Xian Zhen Ping Xiang