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

Fozi town

Fozi town belongs to Lingshan County, Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in the east of Lingshan County, 8 kilometers away from the seat of the county government. It is adjacent to Fuwang town in Pubei County in the East, Xinxu town in the south, Lingcheng town in the West and Pingshan Town in the north.

Fozi town has a total area of 168.18 square kilometers. At the end of 2013, it has one community, 17 administrative villages and a total population of 66433 (2017). In 2013, the town achieved a total agricultural output value of 313 million yuan and a total industrial output value of 280 million yuan.

Fozi town is mainly hilly terrain, located in low latitude, belongs to south subtropical monsoon climate, mild climate in four seasons, abundant rainfall; rich in litchi, longan, tea, Huaishan and tomatoes and other agricultural products.

Historical evolution

In 1888, the Buddhist school was under the jurisdiction of pingshanlian. in 1927, the district township was changed into the third district, with jurisdiction over Sansheng Township, Xinhua Township, Fanglan Township and longfu township. In 1957, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. Fozi Township governs 10 small townships. In July 1958, Longyuan township was merged into Fozi township. In August 1958, the Buddhist people's commune was established. in September 1984, the people's commune was abolished and the township (town) system was restored. on January 1, 1994, the county realized the town system, and Fozi township was renamed Fozi town.

administrative division

As of 2013, Fozi town has jurisdiction over 1 community of Fozi community and 17 administrative villages including Fozi village, Guishan village, Xintang village, Dapo village, Fuling village, Longyuan village, Fanglan village, Xiangshan village, Sizhou village, Wuyi village, Jiangjia village, yuanyan village, Qinghu village, Muxiang village, Xincun village, Lala village and Dalu village. The town government is located in Fozi community.

geographical environment

Location context

Fozi town is located in the east of Lingshan County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 8 kilometers away from the seat of the county government. It is adjacent to Fuwang town in Pubei County in the East, Xinxu town in the south, Lingcheng town in the West and Pingshan Town in the north. The total area of the town is 168.18 square kilometers, and the town government is roughly located at 22 ° 26 ′ N and 109 ° 22 ′ E.

topographic features

The terrain of Fozi town is mainly hilly, with an altitude of 200-500 meters. Sizhou mountain, 773 meters above sea level, and damiaoling mountain, 603.3 meters above sea level, are the highest peaks in the territory.

Climatic characteristics

Fozi town is located in low latitude, belonging to south subtropical monsoon climate, with mild climate in four seasons, long summer and short winter, abundant rainfall and sufficient sunshine. The annual average temperature is 21.7 ℃, the average frost free period is 348 days, and the annual rainfall is more than 1600 mm.

Population nationality

By the end of 2017, there were 66433 permanent residents. The majority of nationalities are Han nationality.

Economic overview

overview

In 2013, Fozi town achieved a total agricultural output value of 313 million yuan, a per capita net income of 8220 yuan for farmers, a total industrial output value of 280 million yuan, a fixed asset investment of 291 million yuan, and a fiscal revenue of 14.057 million yuan.

primary industry

In 2013, Fozi town had 2615.33 hectares of arable land, a total agricultural output value of 313 million yuan, and a per capita net income of 8220 yuan. Grain planting area is 3187.67 hectares, with a total output of 16800 tons, of which rice planting area is 2562.33 hectares, with a total output of 15000 tons. At the end of the year, the forest area was 10500 hectares; the fruit planting area was 2372.67 hectares; the characteristic agricultural economy included dairy buffalo breeding, artificial Snake breeding, fish fry hatching, etc., among which 1100 dairy buffaloes were on hand with a milk yield of 618 tons; 40000 artificial snakes were raised.

the secondary industry

In 2008, there were 438 township enterprises in Fozi Town, with 4811 employees and a total income of 229 million yuan. in 2010, Fozi town introduced five industrial projects with a total investment of 16.8 million yuan, and the number of scale enterprises in the town increased to two. in 2013, the total industrial output value of Fozi town was 280 million yuan, mainly in brick factory, wood processing, electronics, knitting and other industries.

the service sector; the tertiary industry

In 2007, there were about 450 businesses (small shops) engaged in commercial trade and about 50 businesses (small hotels) engaged in catering industry in Fozi town. Dalu folk custom tourism village received 240000 tourists and achieved a total tourism income of 2.4 million yuan. In 2008, Dalu village of Fozi town received 120000 tourists with a total tourism income of 2.15 million yuan. in 2013, there was a market in Fozi town. In 2014, Dalu village of Fozi town started the construction project of creating a national 4A scenic spot, with a planned total investment of about 1.28 billion yuan. After completion, the scenic spot will cover an area of about 760000 mu.

social undertakings

Urban construction

In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Fozi began to become a Polder. The streets were 200 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, all covered with silt. Most of the houses were low-rise bungalows of adobe wood structure, and a few were of brick, wood and tile structure. In March 1984, Fozi waterworks was built. In 1986, the Fozi Funing market was completed, and commercial and residential buildings were built on both sides of the street; a number of public buildings, such as supply and marketing cooperatives, power supply stations, town governments, credit cooperatives, health centers, central schools and middle schools, were built one after another. All the streets are cemented. In December 2005, Gucheng new area was developed, covering an area of 5.33 hectares. By 2008, 1400 square meters of Buddhist Center market, clothing market, 126 buildings and three streets have been built, one of which is 450 meters long and 20 meters wide. In 2009, 500000 yuan was invested to build the town cultural activity center, and in 2010, 6.7 million yuan was invested in the construction of the second phase of the town development project.

Postal communication

In 1934, Fozi set up a postal agency. The postal route from Fozi to Lingshan is 11 kilometers. In 1950, postal communication extended to rural areas, and started business such as letters and parcels. The postal routes for delivery include Fozi Fanglan, Fuling, Sizhou and Dahua. In 1958, there was a magnet switch. In 1980, the magnetic switch was changed into quasi electronic switch. In 1988, Fozi post and Telecommunications Branch was established. In 1994, 125 digital program-controlled automatic telephones were initially installed. The magnet switch is out of service. In 2002, the postal and telecommunication services were separated and Fozi Post Branch and Fozi telecommunication branch were established respectively. In 2003, the postal branch opened postal savings business. In 2004, telecom launched the Internet network construction business. In 2008, 4620 fixed line telephones were installed in the town, with a household rate of 46%. 326 telephone network lines (households). In 2010, all villages in the town were connected by telephone, and most people used mobile phones.

education

In 1909, the first year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty, there was a private school in Fozi. Yongji primary school was located in Dalu village. In the sixth year of the Republic of China (1917), Fozi primary school in Shenghua township was established. The school is located in shihuipu of Fozi, with 25 students and 1 teacher. In 1948, it was renamed Shenghua Township Central School and moved to Funing Temple (now in the government of Fozi town). In 1952, it was renamed Fozi Township Central School in the third district. In 1977, it was moved to the current site (located in baifenling beside 308 provincial road). The school covers an area of 1.67 hectares and has a building area of 4220 square meters. In the same year, there were 17 primary schools with 7612 teachers and students. In 1959, Fozi middle school was established in Fozi street, with the first batch of 320 students and 12 teachers. In 1962, it was changed into a private middle school and merged into a rural middle school. In 1968, it was restored to a public middle school. It was moved to the present site in 1975, covering an area of 4 hectares. In 1975, there was one Fozi high school and 10 primary schools attached to it. In 1981, the attached high school was closed, with 2 junior schools adjusted. Universal primary education in 1986. In 1992, the primary school system was changed from five to six years. In 1994, nine years of compulsory education was implemented. In the same year, Longyuan United middle school stopped running. in 1995, there were 18 primary schools with 5230 students and 2 primary middle schools in the town, including 1 junior middle school and 1 joint middle school jointly managed by the county and town; the popularization rate of young and middle-aged education was 98.3%, and the illiteracy of teenagers was basically eliminated. From 1993 to 1996, the construction of education infrastructure in primary and secondary schools was greatly promoted. 21 buildings in secondary schools and primary schools in each village were newly built and expanded, with a total construction area of 32012 square meters. In September 1998, Shenghua Middle School of Fozi town was established, covering an area of 2.67 hectares and a building area of 6120 square meters. There are 18 teaching classes with 1192 teachers and students. At the same time, Fozi joint middle school was cancelled. In 2006, the "two basic" education was accepted and qualified by the autonomous region. In 2008, there were 2 middle schools, 1 central school, 17 village primary schools and 5 village branch schools in the town, with 555 teachers (including substitute classes), including 154 middle school teachers and 401 primary school teachers, 2642 junior middle school students and 6912 primary school students. In 2009, 3 million yuan was invested in the construction of student dormitories in two middle schools; 2.43 million yuan was invested in the construction and transformation of four primary schools; more than 1 million yuan was invested in improving the infrastructure of primary and secondary schools. In 2010, there were 8 kindergartens and nurseries, 17 primary schools and 2 middle schools in the town, with 6043 primary school students and 2863 middle school students. In 2013, there were 17 primary schools with 5586 students and 266 teachers in Fozi town; 2 middle schools with 2580 students and 163 teachers; and 16 kindergartens and nurseries.

cultural life

In 1965, Fozi radio amplification station was established, with 83% cable coverage