LiuYe Township, Dahua Yao Autonomous County, Hechi City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

LiuYe Township

LiuYe township is located in the southeast of Dahua County, bordering Du'an County in the East, Liushui Township in the south, Baima Township across the river in the west, Guhe Township and Yalong Township in the north. Township government in douye village, 22 kilometers away from the county. The township has jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages (namely: Jiasi village, Heping Village, Huashan village, Chungui village, deli village, Chayou village, douye village, Biannong village, tunyi village, liule village and Nongcha Village), 382 villager groups, with a population of 24529 in 2000 and 28000 in 2003. The rural population accounts for 93%, and there are five ethnic groups including Zhuang, Han, Yao, Miao and Mulao, belonging to multi-ethnic areas . In 1988, Du'an County was designated as Dahua County.

essential information

Postcode: 530804 area code: 0778 area: more than 200 square kilometers population: more than 29000

Culture and education

The township has a general middle school (LiuYe junior high school), a central primary school, and 10 village primary schools, 110 in-service primary and secondary school teachers and 2890 students. There is a comprehensive building of cultural activity center and a cultural station where the township government is located.

Communication network

In 2006, the total number of telecom users in the access network of the whole Township increased to 1655; by August 31, 2007, the total number of telephone users in the whole Township had reached 2490, which was three times that of 2005; the total revenue of telecom services had reached 528700 yuan, an increase of 6.4% over the same period of last year.

agricultural development

LiuYe township is a traditional agricultural township, the main crops are corn, supplemented by rice. In 1999, LiuYe Township took the lead in promoting the cultivation of Zhengda 618 and 619 in the whole county, and in 2003, it successfully promoted the corn no tillage cultivation technology, and the grain yield increased year by year. In 2003, the grain yield of the whole Township reached 7514 tons, which was the highest record in history, and made contributions to Dahua County being determined as the corn no tillage cultivation technology project county by the Agriculture Department of the autonomous region. The main cash crops are soybeans, peanuts, black beans, etc. The improvement of agricultural science and technology and the increase of grain output have stimulated the development of breeding industry. LiuYe is also known as the hometown of breeding. The breeding of sows and pig flowers has a long history, with one sow per household and six sows per household. The fair day came from Mashan, Bama, Du'an and other places. The peddlers gathered in LiuYe, and the piglet market was extremely prosperous. It was known as the "hometown of sows" and "pig flower base".

Mineral resources

There are bauxite, manganese, ilmenite and other non-ferrous metal mineral resources in the territory, and the predicted reserves of dolomite are more than 80 million tons.

Bamboo and rattan industry

The township is rich in raw materials of bamboo and rattan, and the woven products are exported to Singapore, Japan, the United States, Hong Kong and other countries and regions, becoming an important part of farmers' income.

Historical site

Red Army tunnel

In the guka Yao village of Chungui village, LiuYe Township, there is a tunnel built by the Red Army and the red guards during the agrarian revolution, which is called the "Red Army tunnel". Guka tunnel fortification was built in 1924. It is a planned tunnel fortification. The tunnel, about 100 meters long, runs from the bottom of a pigsty at the foot of a villager's building to four directions, East, West, North and south. There is a meeting room in the tunnel. The guka tunnel fortifications enrich the historical materials of the armed struggle in Youjiang Revolutionary Base and provide valuable information for the study of the early Red Army War.

City card in Qing Dynasty

It is located in the valley around guka Yao village, Chungui village, LiuYe township. It is a three stone city pass with a thickness of about 1.5 meters and a height of about 4 meters. The city card was built in the Qing Dynasty for the local Yao people to resist foreign invasion. Chengka is a fortification built in the age of cold weapons and low-energy gunpowder, which is of great significance to the study of the social development history of local ethnic minorities.