Complete detailed information of Chongqing County (a county under the jurisdiction of Caoping Province, Vietnam’s Socialist Republic)

Chongqing County (Vietnamese: H uy?n Trùng Khánh) is one of the 12 counties under the jurisdiction of Caoping Province of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Chongqing County of Gaoping Province, Vietnam and Daxin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China The county borders Jingxi City, about 38 kilometers away from Shuolong Port in Daxin County, and has a population of about 52,300. Basic introduction Chinese name: Chongqing County Administrative District Category: County Region: Gaoping, Vietnam Telephone area code: (+84) 0084 Geographical location: Northern Vietnam, at the junction with southern Guangxi, China Population: about 40,000 Dialect: Vietnamese Climate conditions: Tropical famous attractions : Long Ngao Cave (LongNgao, Tiger Cave) Overview, construction, commerce, food, environmental protection, Overview Under the guidance of Vietnam’s “reform and opening up” policy, the economic construction of Chongqing County has developed rapidly. About 2 kilometers away from Detian Scenic Area, there is the developed Long Ngao Cave (LongNgao, which means Tiger Cave in local dialect). The colors of the buildings in Chongqing County are sky blue, light blue; red, ocher red; yellow, light yellow; green, light green, which form different facades. The style is mainly French, which is very tasteful and makes people feel... The residences of wealthy people. The brick house made of pure cement bricks makes people feel that it belongs to a family whose life is not very wealthy. Whether on colorful rooftops or cement-brick houses, satellite TV receivers are seen from time to time. Commerce Chongqing County has a strong commercial atmosphere, and various institutions are readily available. There are banks, farmers' markets, telecommunications, entertainment venues and other facilities. The stalls around the farmers' market are crowded with people, and sales are booming. The products include beer, cigarettes, biscuits, candies, drinks, vegetables, fruits, etc., and there is a dazzling array of products. The cooking methods of Vietnamese Chongqing cuisine are similar to those of Chinese Guangxi cuisine: boiled chicken, fried pork ribs, fried pork, fried river shrimp, steamed grass carp, hand-steamed rice noodles, spring rolls, minced meat and vegetables, fried meat and vegetables, sesame pancakes, etc.; in addition , as well as mineral water for hangover, lemon, salt and pepper, chili, soy sauce, fish sauce, etc. for seasoning. Environmental Protection Chongqing County in Vietnam borders Jingxi County in China. Huang Duyuan, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Chongqing County, Cao Bang Province, Vietnam, arrived in Jingxi County. Leaders of relevant departments met with the Vietnamese delegation, and the two sides held talks to discuss cooperation and protection of border animal and plant resources between the two sides. Chongqing County Environment The boundary marker area No. 74 to No. 80 between Jingxi and Chongqing County, Gaoping Province, Vietnam, is located in the Bangliang forest area on the Chinese side. After a comprehensive inspection by Chinese experts, it was found that there are gibbons, black langurs, and fork leaf monkeys in the forest area. Rare species of plants and animals such as cycads and samaras. In June 2006, the county officially designated the forest area as a nature reserve. According to Vietnam, similar species have been found in Vietnamese forest areas bordering China, and Vietnam is also actively carrying out protection work. The cross-border joint protection carried out by both parties is of great significance to jointly protecting wildlife resources in border areas and creating a world nature reserve. After consultation and exchange of views, the two parties reached a preliminary agreement. Relevant personnel from the nature reserves of China and Vietnam simultaneously conducted surveys in the forest areas on both sides and informed each other of information to accurately grasp the number of rare animal groups existing in the nature reserves of both parties. At the same time, a long-term information reporting system should be established to avoid misunderstandings caused by inspectors entering each other's protected areas by mistake during future inspections. In addition, the two sides have established a long-term and stable transnational joint protection mechanism, conduct exchanges and communications every year, jointly crack down on various behaviors that damage wild animal and plant resources, and jointly protect wild animal and plant resources in border areas.