Jieba Township, Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Stuttering Village

Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs the township, and has six village committees, namely, Jieba village, Gesang village, menzhong village, duoruo village, Dixin village and sangga village.

Located in the north of Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet, it is adjacent to Suozhu Township in the north, Zedang sub district office across the Yarlung Zangbo River in the south, SANGRI town of SANGRI County in the East and duopozhang Township in the West.

In 2017, there were 4759 permanent residents.

evolution

It was founded in 1959, changed to commune in 1969 and restored to township in 1987. In 1996, it covers an area of 198.9 square kilometers and has a population of 4400. It governs seven administrative villages, namely Jiesang, sangga, Yuegong, stuttering, Dixin, menzhong and duoluokangsa. [2014 code and urban rural classification] 542221201: ~ 201210 Jieba village ~ 202220 Gesang village ~ 203220 menzhong village ~ 204220 duoruo village ~ 205220 Dixin village ~ 206220 sangga Village

administrative division

Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs the township, and has six village committees, namely, Jieba village, Gesang village, menzhong village, duoruo village, Dixin village and sangga village.

geographical environment

Located in the north of Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet, it is adjacent to Suozhu Township in the north, Zedang sub district office across the Yarlung Zangbo River in the south, SANGRI town of SANGRI County in the East and duopozhang Township in the West.

Population nationality

In 2010, the permanent resident population was 4508 (the sixth census in 2010). in 2017, there were 4759 permanent residents.

natural resources

The township covers an area of 252 square kilometers.

rural economy

In the green garlic fields of stuttering township of NAIDONG COUNTY, it's really impossible to see such a large-scale economic crop cultivation in Tibet. According to reports, in the past, the stuttering township was located in a remote place with inconvenient transportation, and the villagers who mainly grazed were helpless in the face of snow mountains, Gobi and drought. At the beginning of March 2001, the detachment of Shannan District of the armed police took the initiative to undertake the task of poverty alleviation in Touba township. They sent officers and soldiers with special agricultural skills to teach scientific methods of farming, lambing and child rearing, help transform farmland, buy seeds, send chemical fertilizers, and guide farmers and herdsmen to try to grow garlic, rape and other economic crops. This changed the traditional concept of farmers and herdsmen who were only engaged in grazing, and made the per capita income increase in this township The annual income increased by more than 300 yuan. In 2008, the per capita net income of farmers in the township was 4120 yuan.

Infrastructure construction

S302 highway transit. Tibet's Jieba Township, NAIDONG COUNTY, officially opened the "Tibet village to village" wireless local telephone, marking the realization of village to village telephone in 683 villages and towns in Tibet. In order to solve the problem of difficult communication in the vast agricultural and pastoral areas, the government of the Tibet Autonomous Region has taken various measures, such as laying cables, optical cables and erecting satellite antennas, for decades, and the basic situation in most areas has been improved. Since 2003, China Telecom has invested 140 million yuan to open wireless local telephone networks in remote areas. In just one year, the number of users in agricultural and pastoral areas has reached 17800. At present, the most remote villages in Tibet can also communicate with other parts of the world.

History and culture

Stuttering township is the birthplace of the first "Langsheng mutual aid group" in Tibet. In 1961, 11 Langsheng households in sangga village of stuttering Township consciously formed the "poor Bangzi" mutual aid group. They united and helped each other, and made self-reliance. They wrote the praises of hard work and entrepreneurship in the new era.