Ping'an Township, Yuechi County, Sichuan Province

Ping'an Township

Ping'an Township, a township under the jurisdiction of Yuechi County, is located in the west of Yuechi County, adjacent to Xiban township. Guanggao road passes along the border. It is adjacent to dinosaur Township in the north, Xiban Township in the south, Youxi town in the East, and Tongxing town in the West. It was established in 1956, renamed Qianjin commune in 1966, Chang'an commune in 1968, and Ping'an township was restored in 1981. It was merged with Tongxing Township in 1992 and under the jurisdiction of Tongxing town. In 1994, it was transferred from Tongxing town The administrative organs of Ping'an Township were withdrawn, an independent township of Ping'an was established, and a new Ping'an township was established, becoming the 21st township of Yuechi. The township covers an area of 16.67 square kilometers and has jurisdiction over 9 administrative villages, 1 neighborhood committee, 59 villager groups and 2 community residents groups, with a total population of 7601 (2017).

Historical evolution

Changgoumiao township was established in 1941; Chang'an commune was changed in 1958; Qianjin commune was renamed in 1966; Ping'an commune was renamed again in 1981; township was established in 1984; Tongxing town was merged in 1992; Ping'an township was restored in 1994.

economic development

Township enterprises have processing, building materials, sewing, transportation and other industries. Agricultural production of rice, wheat, corn, sweet potato, rapeseed, citrus, rearing silkworm. Cultivated land: 8246.47 mu (field: 5675 mu, land: 2571 mu)

Feelings of villages and towns

Ping'an Township, another name: Chang'an Township, referred to as Chang'an for short. Ping'an township was under the jurisdiction of Tongxing town after its merger with Tongxing town in 1992. Two years later, Ping'an Township withdrew from Tongxing town. Although a new Ping'an township was established, many residents in Ping'an township are willing to settle in Tongxing Town, and many residents in Tongxing town are willing to provide long-term help for Ping'an township Most of the ancestral home is Ping'an township. There is no police station in Ping'an Township, and local residents often go to Tongxing police station for business. Therefore, Ping'an and Tongxing will always be one family.

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