Yongtai Township, Yanting County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province

Yongtai Township

Yongtai township is located in the southeast of Yanting County, 35 kilometers away from the county seat, covering an area of 25.47 square kilometers. The township governs 7 administrative villages, 74 communities, with a total population of 3802 (2017).

In December 2019, Mianyang Municipal People's government decided to abolish Yongtai township.

General situation

It was once under the jurisdiction of Fuyi town in Yanting County during the movement of dismantling districts and merging townships. Later, the county government decided to restore Yongtai Township on December 4, 1997, and held an inaugural meeting in Yongtai theater. there is a tomb of Wentong, a great painter of the Northern Song Dynasty. telephone area code: 0816 postcode: 621601 administrative Code: 510723

Population data of Yongtai Township

(data of the fifth census) total population 3802 (2017).

economic development

In 2001, the total output of the township was 3626 tons of grain, 110 tons of sea pepper, 122 tons of peanuts, 150 tons of kenaf, 230 tons of rapeseed, 1100 pieces of silkworms, 7083 pigs, 6673 on hand, 850 cattle and sheep, 1600 on hand, 118000 chickens, ducks, geese and small poultry on hand, 85273 on hand. The gross output value was 15.61 million yuan, the total output value of township enterprises was 540000 yuan, and the labor income was 4.02 million yuan The per capita disposable income is 1756 yuan. New breakthroughs have been made in the adjustment of industrial structure. Over 300 mu of high-quality walnuts, pears, loquats, mushrooms and taros are growing well. A number of large growers have emerged, and communication will be more convenient and fast. Radio and television programs are rich, and transmission quality is good. Cable TV users have reached 90%. Adhere to the principle of giving priority to education, consolidate the achievements of "two basics", improve the conditions for running schools, and improve the quality of education. There are 956 primary and secondary school students in the township. The quality of middle school education ranks third in the school district. The enrollment rate, consolidation rate and graduation rate of primary school are all 100%. The implementation of forestry cultivation and management has achieved a forest coverage rate of 48%, good public order and social stability; the implementation of visitor reception, unified standards open, cadres sign in, leaders on duty and whereabouts open, public service cost indicators open, Department fees and rural government affairs open, cadre assessment open system, the construction of a clean government has been further strengthened, and the relationship between the party, cadres and the masses has been further improved .

famous scenery

Wentong tomb

It is located at the foot of Beiqiao mountain in Wentong village, Yongtai Township, Yanting County. Yongtai town is 0.5 km away from the east to the West. It was built in memory of Wentong, a poet, calligrapher and painter of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Wen Tong (1018-1079) has the character of "Yu Ke", which is called "Mr. Xiaoxiao" and "Mr. Shishi". Zizhou Yongtai people, now Yanting County Yongtai people, the Northern Song Dynasty poetry, calligraphy and painting home, Li Guan Qiongzhou, Yangzhou, Huzhou and other prefectures, court officials to the Secretary of the Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Minister Lang, known as the poor Taishou. At present, there are four volumes of calligraphy and painting works, such as "ink bamboo painting" and "Danyuan collection". Su Shi's praise of literature has "four unique": one poem, two songs of Chu, three cursive, four paintings. In December 1986, the people's Government of Yanting County announced that Wentong tomb was a cultural relic protection unit at the county level.

With keting

Located in Yongtai Township, Yanting County, Sichuan Province, "Yuke Pavilion" is a temple built to commemorate Wentong, a master of calligraphy and painting in the Northern Song Dynasty.
　　

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