Baiyi Township, Xiangcheng County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Baiyi Township

Baiyi Township Baiyi township is located in the southeast edge of the Qinghai Tibet Plateau in the west of Sichuan Province. It is located in the southwest of Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province, and in the middle and north section of Hengduan Mountains. It spans 99 degrees 22-100 degrees 04 in the East and 28 degrees 34-29 degrees 39 in the north. It is adjacent to Daocheng County in the East, Litang County in the north, Batang County and Derong County in the west, and Shangri La County in Yunnan Province in the south.

brief introduction

Xiangcheng County is rich in natural resources, with a per capita area of 1.57 mu, including 5011 mu of two crops a year, 10081 mu of three crops a year, 19820 mu of one crop a year, 12.7 million cubic meters of active trees, 21% of forest coverage, 615 plant species and more than 50 tree species. The valley region produces a variety of temperate fruits and dried fruits, which is the most suitable growing area for apples. Xiangcheng apple is a high-quality apple in Sichuan Province with bright color, bright and clean without embroidery, sweet and delicious. A total of 90 million economic trees are planted in the county, with an annual output of 2.1 million kg of various fruits. There are 4.211 million mu of grassland in the county, including 2.785 million mu of land for animal husbandry, 25678 sheep units of theoretical carrying capacity, and 119000 heads of livestock in the county. There are many kinds of animals in the territory, including 54 kinds of national first and second level protected animals. The wild medicinal materials with high economic value include Astragalus membranaceus, Saussurea involucrata, Artemisia selengensis, Rhodiola, Cordyceps, Fritillaria, etc. The wild edible fungi represented by Tricholoma matsutake in Xiangcheng have large yield, good quality, delicious taste, and are exported to Japan and other countries, which also makes Xiangcheng known as "the hometown of Tricholoma matsutake in China". Xiangcheng belongs to the "Three River" metallogenic belt, with gold, silver, tin, tungsten, copper, zinc, antimony and other minerals, which has great development potential. Shuoqu, Dingqu and Mayi rivers have a total flow length of 300 kilometers in the county, with a total flow of 2.392 billion cubic meters. There are 21 primary tributaries, 72 tributaries and numerous gullies. There are 44 big and small seas. They are rich in water energy, with a theoretical reserve of 83940 kilowatts and a exploitable capacity of 489100 kilowatts.

development

Wild animals and plants

There are 53 species of wild animals and plants, including leopard, clouded leopard, animal leopard, white lipped deer, black necked Crane, Golden Eagle, jade ribbon carving, otter, lynx and red panda. There are 25 species of common birds, including red billed crow, Rhododendron and small Skylark. There are rare and endangered plants, such as golden iron lock (also known as native ginseng), Abies fargesii, seaweed flower and Trillium. Medicinal plants are Astragalus, Saussurea, Artemisia, Rhodiola, Cordyceps, Fritillaria and so on. The output of Tricholoma matsutake in Xiangcheng is large and the quality is good.

mineral resources

The identified mineral resources include lead, zinc, tungsten and tin mines, which are open-pit mining with high grade. Up to 1990, 160 tons of ore was produced with an output value of 3 million yuan. The reserve of water resources is 320000kw, and 69000kw can be developed and utilized. There are 17 national and collective industrial enterprises in the county, mainly including electric power, mining, agricultural machinery, building materials, wine making, etc., with a total industrial output value of 2.28 million yuan in 1990.

trade and industry bureau

In 1990, there were 476 industrial and commercial sectors (including self-employed households) in the county, with the annual retail sales of 10.24 million yuan, the total purchase value of 1.68 million yuan and the total sales value of 6.43 million yuan. In 1990, the balance of urban and rural savings deposits in the county was 4.6033 million yuan. Before liberation, the traffic was blocked, and there were only post roads; after liberation, the first highway, Zhongdian County, Yunnan Province, was built in 1958, and Litang township road was built again. By 1990, all the 12 townships (towns) in the county had highways, with a total mileage of 314 kilometers. And the realization of Rural Postal Road, telephone, basically changed the traffic congestion and poor information.