Dongqing Town, Cangxi County, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province

Dongqing town

Dongqing town was established in 1945, changed to commune in 1958, restored to township in 1984 and established in 1992. Located in the southwest of the county, 14 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 58.61 square kilometers and has a population of 13366 (2017). Cangxi to Jiange highway transit. It has jurisdiction over 10 village committees and neighborhood committees in Donglin, Dongxing, Dongming, Dongli, Dongguang, Donghong, Dongqing, Dongyang, Dongtai and Dongsheng.

On May 7, 2020, the people's Government of Sichuan Province approved Guangyuan City to adjust the administrative divisions of some villages and towns in Cangxi County and other three counties (Chuanfu Civil Affairs [2020] No. 1): cancel Chanlin Township, put its administrative area under the jurisdiction of Dongqing Town, and the people's Government of Dongqing town is located at 107 laotu street, Dongqing community. Yujing village, Zhongxin village and Gaofeng village of Dongqing town belong to Baili Town, and Baili Town People's government is located at No. 36, group 2, Jiefang village.

Major industries

Agricultural production of rice, wheat, silkworm, peanut. Pig breeding is the main industry. Scenic spots and historic sites include jiajiadong and shimiaoshan.

Administrative change

On April 30, 2005, the people's Government of Sichuan Province (No. 10, Chuanfu civil administration) adjusted the township of Cangxi County: the administrative region of the original Zhaishan township was merged into Dongqing town. the town covers an area of 58.61 square kilometers, governs 20 villages, 2 community neighborhood committees, and has a population of 13366 (2017).

Population data

The fifth census data (excluding the population of yuanzhaishan township) the total population is 13366 (2017).

Township Construction

In order to further promote the "2009 year of livestock product safety rectification and law enforcement", Dongzhen town of Cangxi County organized livestock officers to inspect the law enforcement of livestock products in all restaurants, meat stalls, veterinary drugs, feed stores, farms and other places within its jurisdiction. The inspection focused on fresh milk, feed, veterinary drugs and pollution-free animal products. It mainly checked whether there were standing books, quarantine marks and certificates, expired drugs and prohibited drugs. During the inspection, we carried out ideological education to the staff who found that 11 restaurants did not set up a good account for animal products, 7 feed stalls did not return to the store, and 7 farms did not set up a good breeding file, and issued a notice of rectification within a time limit.

cultural relics and historic sites

Three kilometers away from Zhenji, Donglin village of Dongqing town is adjacent to Dongsheng Village. There is a cave, which is called Jiajia cave by the local people and is officially called "xunleshuyan". The cave is close to the mountain. Outside the cave, there is a seven meter high stone wall. At the entrance, there is a thick gate, which is more than ten meters thick. Inside the gate, there is a courtyard of more than ten meters. Ten meters away from the gate, there is the gate cave of the stone house. Once you enter, it is cool and pleasant, even in summer. In the hall, there are stone tables and stone benches. On the middle wall, there are painted statues of the three caves, and the left and right walls are all carved The contents are mainly four books and five classics. According to the research of the cultural relics department, the first floor of the hall was excavated the earliest, and the first floor of the hall was excavated the latest. The stone carvings in the cave were first chiseled in the fifth year of Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1800 A.D.) and the last character was chiseled in the 19th year of Guangxu reign (1893 A.D.). According to local people's word-of-mouth and historical records, Jia Ruzhen (also known as Jia Shanren), a famous local Confucian in Cangxi during the reign of Daoguang, saw the caves dug to avoid the war. Five new stone chambers were built to connect with the original stone chambers, and the area gradually expanded to more than 350 square meters. After the completion of the project, Jia set up a Yixue school in the main hall and a "zhuqiaozhai" outside the stone room. He engaged famous Confucians inside and outside the county to revise, print and reprint the "four books" and "Five Classics" and added the "notes of primary school". The quality of the school was excellent. In addition to its own use, it was also distributed outside Sichuan.