Huiyuan Yao nationality township, Lanshan County, Yongzhou City, Hunan Province

Huiyuan Yao nationality township

Huiyuan Yao nationality township is located in the west of Lanshan County in the mountains. It is adjacent to Suo town in the south, Jiuyi Yao nationality township and Wanjing town in Ningyuan County in the west, and Litou Yao nationality township in the north. The township government is 28 kilometers away from tafeng town. The township has a total area of 50.77 square kilometers (2017), 128.1 hectares of arable land, 4600 hectares of forest land and 1840 people (2017).

brief introduction

The township government is located in Hebei, with jurisdiction over 5 villages and 42 villager groups, including Yuanfeng, jingzhuping, Xianglan, Dayuan and Xiangyuan. Huiyuan Yao township of Lanshan county is located in the southwest of Lanshan County, 26 kilometers away from the county seat, with a total population of 1840 (2017). Due to the limitation of historical and geographical conditions, the economic development of the township is relatively slow, and the per capita net income is less than 600 yuan. It is one of the typical old, young, border and poor minority townships in the province. The township is named after the merger of Dayuan and Xiaoyuan in 1957. The township has a total area of 50.77 square kilometers (2017), 128.1 hectares of arable land, 4600 hectares of forest land and 1840 people (2017). There is Dayuan River in the township, which flows from south to north through jingzhuping, Xianglan, Dayuan and Xiangyuan, into Ningyuan county and into Xiaoshui. Lanhui highway was completed in October 1989, with a total length of 28 km. The territory is rich in pine, bamboo, medicinal materials. The township economy is dominated by forestry, with an annual output of 1000 cubic meters of timber and 20000 Phyllostachys pubescens, which are sold to Guangdong and other places. Township enterprises to individual processing bamboo and wood products, semi-finished products. The annual GDP of the township is 3.21 million yuan, and the annual fiscal revenue is 282000 yuan. there is a Huiyuan power station with an installed capacity of 700kW, a Yongfa water supply plant, two primary schools and one medical institution.

Historical evolution

The township is named after the merger of Dayuan and Xiaoyuan in 1957. In the early days of liberation, Dayuan belonged to kuilong township. Dayuan township was established in May 1956. In January 1957, Dayuan and Xiaoyuan (today's plowshares) merged into Huiyuan Yao township. Hongqi people's commune was established in Huiyuan in September 1958, and Huiyuan Yao people's commune was changed in 1961 (plowshares were under the jurisdiction of Zhushi commune). It was changed to Huiyuan Yao nationality township in 1984.

education

Through investigation, analysis and research, the township party committee and government deeply realize that backward education and low quality of farmers are the "bottleneck" restricting local economic development. Based on this understanding, they set up the concept of "prospering the countryside through education", and regarded the development of education, the improvement of Yao people's quality and the construction of new countryside as the primary project. Try every possible means to increase investment and strive to improve the school running conditions of primary schools in the jurisdiction. In addition, preferential measures were introduced to pay living expenses to some poor students and to exempt all students from tuition and miscellaneous fees, which often solved some difficulties for primary schools within their ability. In 2005, under the leadership of the County Federation of overseas Chinese, the township established Guangming Xinxin hope primary school in connection with the Xinxin Education Foundation of the United States, which greatly changed the backwardness of education in the township. According to statistics, in the past two years, the township has introduced and invested 300000 yuan in education funds to build a hope primary school and renovate a dilapidated building, so that all 150 school-age children in the township go to school and no one drops out.