Jianping Town, Langxi County, Anhui Province

Jianping town

Jianping Town, located in Chengguan, Langxi County, Anhui Province, is the political, economic and cultural center of the county. It is close to Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, only 80 km away from Nanjing Lukou International Airport. Xianghua Road, Zhongmei road and 214 provincial road are connected with each other. Zhongqiao River and laolangchuan River pass through the city, so the water and land transportation is very convenient. It has jurisdiction over 19 administrative villages and 6 community neighborhood committees.

In 2017, the administrative area of Jianping town was 18423 hectares, with a permanent population of 148540.

geographical environment

The town is rich in resources, and its characteristic agricultural and sideline products include: Nantang lotus root, Jinniu wormwood, Liantang potherb mustard, Changyou eggs, double low rape, high-quality rice, special aquatic products, vegetables, melons and fruits, etc. There are provincial and municipal leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization, Changfa oil company, the largest oil processing enterprise in southern Anhui, and Changyou poultry Co., Ltd., the municipal leading enterprise in agricultural industrialization. The key industrial enterprises include Jinrun copper, Jinfu bags, Xinhui electrician, Huahai round nails, Jinman clothing, etc., initially forming an industrial development pattern with bag making, metal calendering, building materials, agricultural products processing as the leading industries. With the vigorous development of private economy, backbone private enterprises such as Yixiang coatings, Zongxin wood industry, Jinpeng household appliances, Xinyi oil company have developed rapidly. At the same time, culture, education, health, commerce and so on are full of vitality, the pace of urban construction is accelerated, and the functions are constantly improved. In 1958, it belonged to Zhongqiao commune, then Jianping commune, and Chengguan town in 1962. In 1983, Jianping commune was changed into Jianping Township and Zhongqiao commune into Zhongqiao township. In 1992, Jianping town was merged with Chengguan town into Jianping town. In 1996, Jianping town governed 12 administrative villages, including Beijiao, guangmingba, Nantang, Jingcun, Qianhu, Haojia, Sanliting, Chengdong, Changming, Dongjiao, Chengxi and weijiageng; Zhongqiao Township governed 10 administrative villages, including Jinniu, sanyidai, Xinzhuang, suogeng, Zhongqiao, Xinhua, Weicun, Tangxia, Liantang and GeChang.

Historical evolution

In the first year of Duangong (988), Emperor Taizong of the Northern Song Dynasty set up Jianping County by dividing Tongxiang, Zhaode, Linhu, Yuantong and miaoquan in the northwest of Guangde County, which was subordinate to the Guangde army. The county was governed by langbu town. Langbu town is in the middle of the county, on the North Bank of Langchuan river. Lang, the surname of the county residents. Bu Tong Bu, langbu, langbu, means the wharf for berthing ships on the Langchuan river. Langbu town was first formed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and has a history of more than 1800 years. After the founding of the county, it has always been the seat of the county. In 1566, the city wall was built with a circumference of 780 feet and four gates and one water gate. Jiyuanbao was set up in 1922, which belongs to Chengxiang District. Both the district office and the insurance office are located in the city. In 1939, it was set up in the town, belonging to the first district. In 1940, it was directly under the county government. On December 10, 1942, it was renamed langbu town. On November 8, 1945, it was renamed Jiyuan town. What is "Yoshihara"? This paper takes the meaning of the poem in the book of songs · Xiaoya · Changdi that "the gall is in the original place, the brother is in a hurry", which refers to the waterfowl falling into the suburb, and compares the fraternity of brothers, who are in trouble to help each other. The name of the town is "bunyuan". Later, because the word "bunting" was remote and inconvenient to write,

In April 1949, Langxi was liberated and its name was still Jiyuan. In February 1950, the town system was abolished, directly under the city. In May 1952, Langxi town was established. In January 1956, the district level system was abolished and Langxi town was directly under the county people's government. In July 1959, Langxi town was abolished and merged into Zhongqiao people's commune. On June 1, 1961, the former Langxi town and the two brigades of Chengxi and Wenchang were set up as urban people's communes. In January 1962, it was renamed Jianping people's commune. In December 1963, Langxi town separated from Jianping people's commune, restored its organizational system and renamed Chengguan town. In January 1982, the people's Government of Chengguan town was established. On April 18, 5 villager groups in Chengdong village and 10 villager groups in Chengbei Village of Jianping Township were assigned to Chengguan Town, and the town was established to govern Dongjiao Village and Beijiao village. In March 1992, Chengguan town and Jianping Township merged to establish Jianping town.

Zhao Guangyi, Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty, changed yuan Duangong in 988 ad, and built the county in the heyday of the Yuan Dynasty. In 1904, a new Jianping County (now Liaoning Province) was established in Zhili Province. Due to "the two counties have the same name, many mistakes have been made.". In 1914, Jianping County was renamed Langxi County. Because there is Langxi water in the south, it is named Langxi.

Population data

(fifth census data)

In 2017, there were 148540 permanent residents in Jianping town.

Get honor

On September 11, 2019, Jianping town was selected as the "top 100 comprehensive competitive towns in Central China in 2018".