Which county in Daliangshan, Sichuan is the poorest?

Question 1: What counties are there in Daliang Mountain, Sichuan? According to the history of the Yi people. Liangshan is divided into Daliangshan and Xiaoliangshan. Taking Huangmaogeng Mountain and Anning River in Meigu County as the dividing line, Daliang Mountain is to the west of Huangmaogeng and Xiaoliang Mountain is to the east of Huangmaogeng.

If it must be strictly divided according to history, "Daliang Mountain" includes Zhaojue, Butuo, Yuexi, Puge, Xide, Dechang, Ningnan, Huili, and Huidong* **Nine counties, with Zhaojue as the center.

Xiaoliangshan includes the four counties of Ganluo, Jinyang, Meigu and Leibo (under the jurisdiction of Liangshan Prefecture) and the two counties of Mabian and Ebian (under the jurisdiction of Leshan City)

Xichang City (then under the direct jurisdiction of the Communist Party of China: Yueq County), Muli County and Yanyuan County are not within the scope of Greater and Lesser Liangshan, but are still under the jurisdiction of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture.

If we talk about which counties are under the jurisdiction of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, then there are 16 counties and 1 city:

Xichang City, Yanyuan County, Dechang County, Huili County, Huidong County Ningnan County, Puge County, Butuo County, Jinyang County, Zhaojue County, Xide County, Mianning County, Yuexi County

Ganluo County, Meigu County, Leibo County, Muli Tibetan Autonomous County

Question 2: Walking into Daliang Mountain, what is the "poorest place" like and shocking

Too much emotion, too much heartache, too much helplessness

Question 3: Why, Sichuan University Liangshan is so poor 1. Geographic reasons: Daliang Mountain is located on the edge of the Snowy Mountains. The west side of the mountain is in the Meigu and Zhaojue areas, with undulating hills, a flat top, and developed forestry and animal husbandry. On the southeast side is the Jinsha River Valley, which is deeply cut and the ground is broken. The unique and closed geographical environment makes it isolated from the world. 2. Historical reasons: Daliang Mountain is where the Yi people live, and the local ethnic minorities almost live a primitive farming life. Due to little education, some Daliangshan people cling to traditional bad habits, reject modern civilization, and do not pay attention to education (this is reflected by local volunteer teachers). Moreover, before liberation, the local Yi people were in a slave society. The ruling oppression is more exclusive to *** and does not allow intermarriage with ***. 3. Social reasons: After liberation, Daliang Mountain moved from a slave society to a socialist society, and its economy has developed to a certain extent. However, new social problems have also emerged, especially drugs and AIDS, which have posed a serious threat to the development of Liangshan. It is one of the several famous AIDS-stricken areas in China. Drugs and AIDS have caused the local people's physical condition to decline, making them poorer and weaker. The above is my personal analysis, I hope you will adopt it!

Question 4: Walking into Daliang Mountain, what is the "poorest place" like? Birds can't lay eggs, and shit doesn't produce maggots. That's it

Question 5: Why is Daliangshan in Sichuan so poor? The Liangshan area is located in a remote area, with the sky high and the emperor far away. Planting began when smoking was banned nationwide in the late Qing Dynasty. During the war in the following decades, they were unable and unable to control such a remote place. Planting became an important part of the economy in Liangshan, and even the local garrison relied on trade to earn military expenses. The more you plant, the more people will suck it. At that time, the living habits and outlook on life and values ??of the Yi compatriots in the Liangshan area were definitely different from the current subject. At that time, the Yi compatriots did not regard it as a savage beast. On the contrary, sucking it represented nobility and wealth. It’s too late to love something that can bring you money. In the early days of entering Liangshan, one of the "precise" tasks of the work team was "not allowed to publicize prohibited species, fasting, and confiscation of smoking utensils." Planting and social changes in Liangshan Yi District (-) The above is the history of flooding in Yi District. In today's society, the subject and most young people like the subject think about how to study, go to school, marry a wife and have children, and become famous, but for the young people in the backward Yi area of ??Liangshan, it is different. Poverty, low education, some even unable to speak Chinese, and discrimination rather than understanding and tolerance have led them to become residents of isolated islands in modern civilized society, seeking relief from the proliferation of drugs.

Question 6: Is Daliang Mountain the poorest place in Sichuan? Study hard and don’t ask boring questions!

Question 7: Where is the poorest place in Daliang Mountain, Sichuan? The line between Meigu, Zhaojue and Bhutto in Laoliangshan

Question 8: About Daliang Mountain, Sichuan? Liangshan Prefecture is located Southwest Sichuan Province, bounded by the Jinsha River in the south, the Dadu River in the north, the Sichuan Basin in the east, and the Hengduan Mountains in the west. It is between 100°15′~103°53′ east longitude and 26°03′~29°27′ north latitude. The Chengdu-Kunming Railway and the Sichuan-Yunnan National Highway run through the entire territory and are important passages on the Southern Silk Road.

Liangshan has a long history. As far back as the Qin and Han Dynasties more than 2,000 years ago, the central dynasty set up counties and counties here and appointed officials to manage it. In the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, counties, prefectures, divisions, prefectures, roads, guards, departments, counties, etc. were successively established in Liangshan. This area was called the ancient Qiongdu Kingdom or Qiongdu Tribe before the Qin and Han Dynasties, Yuesong County in the Han Dynasty, Songzhou in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Jianchang Prefecture in Nanzhao, Luoluosu Xuanwei Division in the Yuan Dynasty, Sichuan Xingdu Division in the Ming Dynasty, and Xingdu Division in the Qing Dynasty. Ningyuan Mansion was called Ning in the Republic of China. The historical evolution of the Liangshan region reflects the affiliation with the central government in different dynasties. Although the jurisdiction of the Liangshan area varied historically, it generally extended to the Dadu River in the north, the Jinsha River in the south, Wumeng (now Zhaotong, Yunnan) in the east, and Yanjing (now Yanyuan, Sichuan) in the west. In the early days of the founding of New China, the vast Yi area in Liangshan was still in the social and historical stage of slavery. The level of social productivity is low, the backward slavery system and the feudal chieftain system are characterized by strict hierarchies, numerous family branches, and constant fighting. Liangshan has been closed, ignorant and backward for a long time. In 1950, Liangshan finally ushered in liberation. In October 1952, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Region was established (later changed to a prefecture).

Population and ethnic group:

The total number of households in the state in 2003 was 1,063,140, ??and the total population was 4,154,827. Including 14 ethnic groups including Han, Yi, Tibetan, Mongolian, Lisu, ***, Naxi, and Miao. The population density is 68.8.

Geology and landforms:

The landforms within the territory are complex and diverse, with the terrain being high in the northwest and low in the southeast. High mountains, deep valleys, plains, basins, and hills are intertwined with each other. The highest altitude is the Chalang Dorje Peak in Muli County, which is 5,958 meters above sea level. The lowest altitude is 305 meters at the bottom of the Jinsha River Valley in Dayandong, Leibo County. The relative height difference is 5,653 meters.

Climate resources:

It has a subtropical monsoon climate. In most areas, the four seasons are not distinct, but the dry warm season is obvious, with warm winters and cool summers. The sunshine is long in the dry season. The annual average temperature is 14℃~17℃, the number of sunshine hours is 2000~2400 hours, and the total amount of sunlight radiation reaches 120~150,000. Card/cm2.Year. The annual rainfall is 1000-1100 mm; the frost-free period is 230-306 days. The unique light and heat resources and climatic conditions are suitable for the growth of crops, and it is hailed as a "natural plastic greenhouse" by relevant experts. Lu Liangshu, a well-known agronomist in the country, praised Liangshan Prefecture as "not Hainan, but better than Hainan". Especially in Xichang, with an altitude of 1,500 meters, there is no severe cold in winter and no scorching heat in summer. It is known as "a thousand purple and red flowers that never fade, warm in winter and cool in summer all year round".

Water conservancy and water energy resources:

Liangshan has many rivers, all of which belong to the Yangtze River system. There are 145 rivers over 100 square kilometers, including 11 over 1,000 square kilometers. There are 23 inland freshwater lakes including Qionghai, Mahu and Lugu Lake. There are a variety of inland groundwaters, among which underground hot water resources are abundant. There are 51 places exposed on the surface in the form of hot springs. The water temperature ranges from 30℃ to 60℃. The total flow of each hot spring is 110 liters per second.

The Jinsha River, Yalong River and Dadu River continuously deliver water energy resources to Liangshan, making Liangshan a veritable "kingdom of water energy resources". According to data released in 2002, Liangshan's total hydropower resource reserves reached 71 million kilowatts, with a developable capacity of 59 million kilowatts and a water energy resource module of 1181 kilowatts/square kilometer. Although Liangshan's land area only accounts for the country's total area 6‰, but it has 10.5% of the country's water energy resources and 15% of the developable amount. If all these developable water energy resources are developed, 297 billion kWh of electricity can be generated every year. On average, each Chinese person can generate electricity every year. Available at 230 degrees.

Animal and plant resources:

There are 5 classes, 40 orders, 100 families, and 661 species (including subspecies) of vertebrates in the state. Among them, there are 87 species of mammals in 9 orders, 25 families, accounting for 395% of the province's total; 442 species of birds in 18 orders, 49 families, accounting for 632% of the province's total. In addition, there are many precious plants in the state, such as 8 national precious tree species such as Davidia involucrata, Davidia glabrata, ancient ginkgo tree, cypress oak, cypress tree, southern yew, silver-leaf osmanthus, fragrant fruit tree, etc.

Mineral resources:

Liangshan is located in the southwest corner of Sichuan Province, the "Land of Abundance", and is surrounded by mountains. The magical and charming Liangshan embraces a cornucopia. Liangshan Prefecture, which is located in the "Kangdian Axis" mineralization belt, is one of the four...>>

Question 9: Which place in Sichuan is the poorest? List of poor counties in Sichuan

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Guang'an City (1) ：Guang'an District

Leshan City (1): Mabian County

Luzhou City (2): Gulin County, Xuyong County

Yibin City (1 ): Pingshan County

Bazhong City (3): Tongjiang County, Nanjiang County, Pingchang County

Dazhou City (2): Xuanhan County, Wanyuan City

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Aba Prefecture (3): Rangtang County, Heishui County, Xiaojin County

Garze Prefecture (5): Shiqu County, Litang County, Yajiang County, Xinlong County, Seda Counties

Liangshan Prefecture (11): Meigu County, Jinyang County, Zhaojue County, Butuo County, Leibo County, Puge County, Xide County, Yanyuan County,

Muli County, Yuexi County, Ganluo County

Question 10: In which city is Daliang Mountain located? Daliang Mountain is located in the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in southwest Sichuan.

Daliang Mountains: Mountains in western China. Located in the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in southwest Sichuan, it is a branch of the Daxue Mountains. Northeast-southwest direction. The altitude is 2,000 to 3,500 meters, with individual peaks reaching nearly 4,000 meters. On the west side of the mountain, the area around Meigu and Zhaojue is a mountain plain with undulating hills and flat tops, where forestry and animal husbandry are developed. On the southeast side is the Jinsha River Valley, which is deeply cut and the ground is broken. The Dafengding area is the distribution area of ??giant pandas. Nature reserves have been established. Daliangshan is an area inhabited by the Yi people. To the east of Daliang Mountain is Xiaoliang Mountain, to the north is Xiaoxiangling, and to the west is the Anning River Valley.