Lin Tan Xiang, Chongyi County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province

Lintan Township

Lintan Township, subordinate to Chongyi County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, is located in the west of Chongyi County, in the middle and upper reaches of Lintan River, 43 kilometers away from the county seat. The total area is 93.26 square kilometers, and the registered residence population is about 7 thousand and 900 people (2018). It has jurisdiction over 7 administrative villages (2019) and the township government in the village of Du Shi.

In 2018, there were 6 industrial enterprises in Lintan Township, including 1 industrial enterprise above Designated Size and 11 comprehensive stores or supermarkets with a business area of more than 50 square meters.

Historical evolution

Ming Zhengde 15 years (1520), belong to Guiren Township yanhuli.

In 1938, Lianbao was changed into a township and Lintan township was established.

On August 20, 1949, the people's Government of Chongyi county was established. Lintan Township belongs to guobu district.

On July 23, 1950, Jieba and Lintan districts were added. Lintan District governs Lintan, Guting, Fengzhou, Liangjie, Meijia, chixue, Shangbao, Zhengzhuang and other townships.

On April 20, 1955, Shixia and Lintan townships were merged into one township.

On November 12, 1958, the "people's commune" system was implemented, and Lintan people's commune was set up.

In May 1984, the government and society were separated and re established into Lintan township.

administrative division

In 2019, Lintan village governs seven administrative villages: Dushi village, Shixia village, Lintan village, Huashan village, Gaoche village, Zuoquan village and Liangjie village. Township government in Dushi village.

geographical environment

Location context

Lintan township is located in the west of Chongyi County, 43 kilometers away from the county. It connects guobu town in the East, guantian Town in the south, Shangbao Township and Fengzhou Township in the west, and Sishun Township in the north. It is located in the middle and upper reaches of Lintan River, with a total area of 93.26 square kilometers.

terrain

The terrain of Lintan township is inclined from all sides to the middle. The highest peak is tailing, with an altitude of 1165 meters. The lowest point is high sand under the stone, with an altitude of 205 meters. It is mainly mountainous, valley and depression.

soil

The main soil types in Lintan are red soil, yellow soil, mountain yellow brown soil and paddy soil.

climate

Lintan township is a subtropical humid climate zone with mild climate, abundant rainfall and four distinct seasons. The precipitation is mainly concentrated from April to June.

natural resources

Lintan township has 4475 mu of cultivated land and 89550 mu of forest land. The forest coverage rate of the township is 86.9%, with subtropical natural broad-leaved forest and Phyllostachys pubescens as the main.

There are coal, phosphorus and crystal in Lintan Township, among which there are more coal reserves.

population

In 2018, 7864 people registered residence in Lin Tan township.

Economics

The main food crops in Lintan township are rice, sweet potato, soybean and corn. The main cash crops are peanut and navel orange. Navel orange planting area of 1259 mu, output 302 tons, peanut planting area of 1009 mu, output 191 tons. The township is rich in forestry resources, including economic forest, timber forest, bamboo and so on. There are 1110412 mu of mountain forest, 92000 mu of woodland, 12400 mu of Phyllostachys pubescens forest, 5400 mu of economic forest, 279 mu of defective forest and 2746 mu of ecological public welfare forest in the township. Forestry is not only the main source and pillar of rural economy, but also the main source of increasing farmers' income.

Lintan Township develops traditional cultivation and breeding industries such as poultry and livestock breeding, rice and open vegetable cultivation. It also develops characteristic industries such as thorn grape, greenhouse vegetables, navel orange, South sour jujube, medicinal materials, bamboo, Camellia oleifera, beekeeping, etc. Lintan Township encouraged farmers to develop thorn grape planting, built Liangjie thorn grape base and Longfeng thorn grape base, built "Liangjie grape ditch" and promoted thorn grape garden planting. The thorn grape industry in the township developed rapidly, with more than 680 mu of thorn grape planting area and more than 350 participating farmers, becoming a well-known "thorn grape town".

Since 2018, Lintan township has actively implemented the poverty alleviation policy of photovoltaic industry. With the support of superior financial funds, it has fully implemented the photovoltaic poverty alleviation expansion and village level collective economy roof distributed photovoltaic power station full coverage project, completed the construction of 7 village level photovoltaic power stations with a total installed capacity of 350 kW, and has been put into operation. The power generation income forms village collective economic income for development Poverty alleviation through public welfare posts and small-scale public welfare undertakings.

social undertakings

education

Lintan township has Lintan middle school in Chongyi County, Lintan Central Primary School in Chongyi County, Lintan public central kindergarten in Chongyi county and affiliated kindergarten of Liangjie primary school in Lintan township.

medical and health work

Lintan township has Lintan health center in Chongyi county.

History and culture

The origin of place names

"Chongyi county annals" said: "in the past, there were beasts on the lake, such as Lin, so it was named Lin tan.".

dialect

The dialect accent used by the residents of Lintan Township retains the basic characteristics of the Hakka dialect in Meixian, Guangdong Province, and belongs to the Hakka language in xinpian.

Local specialties

Local specialties of Lintan include local paper, mushrooms, dried bamboo shoots and tea. Nankou paper is well-known in Southeast Asia.