Jincheng Township, Shuangcheng District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province

Jincheng Township

Jincheng township is located 30 kilometers southwest of Shuangcheng District, Harbin city. It is bounded by the Lalin River in the south, across the river from Fuyu City, Songyuan City, Jilin Province. It borders Lanling town in the East, Xiqin town in the north, and Handian town in the northwest. Jincheng township is located in Jincheng village, which was originally WUJIATUN. Because there are two wujiatuns in Shuangcheng City, it was renamed Jincheng in 1916.

survey

Jincheng commune was set up by Lanling, Handian and Xiqin communes when the commune team was adjusted in 1961. It was changed into Jincheng Township in 1984. The township has 7925 hectares of arable land, 1193 hectares of grassland, 694 hectares of woodland, 670 hectares of water-saving irrigation area, 2000 mu of fish pond, 136.92 square kilometers of land, 13 administrative villages and 33 self-employed villages Rantun, with a total population of 25600, has four large-scale enterprises. In 2005, the total social output value reached 220 million yuan, including 50 million yuan for township enterprises and 120 million yuan for agriculture. There are more than ten breeds of cattle, pigs, chickens, sheep, fish, etc. there are 2 public junior middle schools, 13 public primary schools, 1 Township Health Center, 13 village health centers and 2 clinics in the township. There are 14 villages, such as Aihe, Yongren, Linhe, Aihe, Linhe, Aiping, etc.

geographical environment

Jincheng township is located in the southwest of Shuangcheng District, Harbin city. It is adjacent to Lanling town in the East, Xiqin Township in the north, Handian town in the northwest, and Fuyu City, Songyuan City, Jilin Province across the Lalin River in the south. It has jurisdiction over 10 administrative villages. Township government in Jincheng village, 30 kilometers away from the city. Most of the terrain is flat and flat. The Lalin river is 19 kilometers long, entering Linhe village and leaving Huayuan village. Historic sites include Huayuan village, the garden site of Jin Dynasty.

evolution

Originally named WUJIATUN, because there were two wujiatuns in the area at the same time, it was renamed Jincheng in 1916. In 1961, the Jincheng commune was established by the three communes of Lanling, Handian and Xiqin. In 1984, it was changed to Jincheng and was stationed in wujintun.
In 1996, it covers an area of 137 square kilometers and has a population of 25000. It has jurisdiction over 14 administrative villages including Linhe, Yanhe, Jinhe, Jincheng, Rencheng, Yushu, Aiguo, Huayuan, Jili, Shengrun, Heping, Yongjun, Aimin, etc. In 2000, the population of Wupu was 23913.

Regionalization

2010 code and urban-rural classification: < br > ~ 200210 Jincheng village < br > ~ 201220 Yanhe village < br > ~ 202220 Linhe village < br > ~ 203220 Jinhe village < br > ~ 204220 Heping Village < br > ~ 205220 Yushu village < br > ~ 206220 Qixin village < br > ~ 207220 Patriotic Village < br > ~ 208220 Shengping village < br > ~ 209220 Huayuan Village

Geology and geomorphology

Most of the terrain of the township is flat hillock land, and the soil is mostly black soil. The Lalin river flows through Yanhe, Jincheng, Yushu, Aiguo, Huayuan and other villages, with a total length of 19 kilometers. Along the river, there are grass in dianzi and fish in river bubbles. Friendship canal flows through Jinhe, Jincheng, Qixin, Aiguo, Huayuan, Heping and other villages. The township is rich in water resources and irrigates tens of thousands of mu of fertile land, which is known as the "land of fish and rice". The garden site of Jin Dynasty is located in the garden village of Jincheng town on the Bank of the Lalin river. It is said that it was the garden of Jin Wushu's younger sister 800 years ago. The "garden Daqu liquor" produced by the family has a long history and is well-known both inside and outside the province.