Dongxing Township, Langzhong City, Sichuan Province

Dongxing Township

Dongxing township is 16 kilometers away from the urban area. It is merged with the original Jingxi township. The township covers an area of 48 square kilometers and has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages with more than 15300 people. In May 2014, the provincial government approved the change of Dongxing Township from township system to town system. Dongxing township was abolished and renamed as Dongxing town. The original administrative region remained unchanged after the township was removed.

Langzhong City governs the township. Dongxing township was established in 1950, merged into Wencheng town in 1992, and restored to Dongxing Township in 1994. It is located in the north of the city, 10 kilometers away from the city, with an altitude of 474 meters. It covers an area of 20.8 square kilometers and has a population of 10000. Langzhong Bazhong highway passes through the central part of the city, and water transportation reaches Jiachuan in the north and Wencheng in the south. It has jurisdiction over 11 village committees, including longshanping, Qingyan, duyingzui, Baoan, nichishan, Baodingshan, qifoguan, Zhuxi, baiyazi, yuhuangguan and dongyueba. Township run enterprises have carpet factory, winery, comprehensive processing plant. Agricultural production of rice, wheat, corn. In 1985, the per capita net income of the township was only 179 yuan. poverty gives rise to the desire for change. In the second half of 1987, the township party committee and government conducted a comprehensive investigation on the land, resources, advantages and characteristics of the township, repeatedly analyzed, studied and summarized the lessons, based on the local conditions, developed the advantages and avoided the disadvantages, gave full play to the advantages and highlighted the characteristics, and chose the way of "planting mulberry and raising silkworms, getting rid of poverty and becoming rich". population data of Dongxing township: (data of the fifth population census)