Nie Rong town, Nie Rong County, Naqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Nierong town

Nierong town is located in the southwest of the county. Originally known as Dazong township. It covers an area of 743.39 square kilometers.

brief introduction

The town is under the jurisdiction of nierong County in Naqu Prefecture, where the county people's government is stationed. Dazong Township People's government was established in 1968, changed to Dazhong commune in 1970, restored to the township in 1984, and renamed nierong town in 2002. It has jurisdiction over 15 village committees and 56 natural villages. The town government is located in caiba village. There are 2388 people (2017) in the town, all of whom are Tibetans. The economy is dominated by animal husbandry, raising yaks, sheep, goats, etc. There are hospitals, schools, post offices, radio stations, trading companies, health centers, supply and marketing cooperatives. Tongxiang road.

Historical evolution

Nie Rong, in Tibetan, means "Pleasant Valley". Nie Rong, there were three tribes in Yuan Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, another tribe was formed. Later, these four tribes, together with some other tribes in Tibet, such as Baqing, Dingqing and so on, formed a large group called "thirty-nine ethnic groups" in Tibetan history, whose scope of activities was called "thirty-nine ethnic areas". After the middle of Ming Dynasty, thirty-nine ethnic groups were attached to atahan and ketuhan, the tumed tribe and karkha tribe in Qinghai Province. In 1637, it was occupied by Heshuote tribe of Mongolia. In 1732, the Qing government temporarily put the 39 nationality areas under the jurisdiction of Tibet. In 1751, it was put under the direct management of the minister in Tibet. In 1916, the local government of Tibet set up horjiqiao here to manage the tribes. In 1942, huoerjiqiao was abolished, and the 39 nationality area was divided into six sects, including Nie Rong. On August 1, 1960, the people's Government of nierong town was established, under the jurisdiction of Naqu district. (source)

Poverty alleviation

Nierong town is one of the poorest pure animal husbandry towns in the whole region, and one of the towns with the lowest production and living standards in nierong county. The second village of nierong town is one of the poorest villages in the town. In order to make the limited funds play the largest role and play a role from point to area, we select the second village as the key assistance object. The village is located about 5 kilometers west of the town. There are 30 households with 160 people. There are only 375 cattle, 754 sheep and 20 horses. The lack of livestock and relatively backward concept are the main reasons for the poverty of the two villages. In 2001, the per capita income was only 1000 yuan. (in order to do a good job in poverty alleviation, the CPPCC Regional Committee, in combination with the deployment of "1000 cadres going to the grassroots level", selected and assigned competent cadres to work in nierong town to be directly responsible for this work. The CPPCC organs maintain regular contact with the lower level cadres and communicate the situation in a timely manner. The leaders of the CPPCC Party group and the Secretary General's team have successively conducted in-depth research in the two villages. On this basis, they have held coordination meetings for many times to discuss the overall plan of assistance. Put forward the idea of poverty alleviation, cultural poverty alleviation, publicity poverty alleviation, education poverty alleviation and production poverty alleviation. This idea has changed the single way of poverty alleviation with goods and funds in the past, and won the support of the local government and the masses of farmers and herdsmen, and achieved remarkable results.

Historical evolution

"Nie Rong" means "sweet Valley" in Tibetan. In the early Ming Dynasty, the territory belonged to thirty-nine ethnic groups. After the middle of Ming Dynasty, thirty-nine ethnic groups belonged to atahan and ketuhan, the tumed tribe, which occupied Qinghai Province. In 1637, it was under the jurisdiction of Heshuote tribe of Mongolia. In 1730, the Qing government temporarily put the 39 nationality areas under the jurisdiction of the local government of Tibet. In 1749, the place was put under the direct management of the minister in Tibet. In 1916, the local government of Tibet set up cuierjiqiao here to govern the tribes. In 1942, Cui erjiqiao was abolished, and the 39 nationality area was divided into six sects, including Nie Rong. In August 1960, the people's Government of nierong town was established under the jurisdiction of the region.