In response to 10 years of changes in the city, major events between 1999 and 2008

In 1998, floods hit 8 towns along the Dafushui River in Yingcheng. The highest flood level was 32.58, and the minimum living security work for urban residents was carried out. In the same year, Liu Baolin, a private entrepreneur in Yingcheng and chairman of Hubei Jiuzhoutong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., promised to subsidize each extremely poor student in Yingcheng No. 1 Middle School with 500 yuan in tuition and miscellaneous fees and 180 yuan, 150 yuan, 80 yuan and 80 yuan in living expenses every semester starting from that year. 50 yuan. In 1999, the city's comprehensive economic strength ranked among the top ten counties (cities) in the province. Archaeological excavations at Yingchengmen Banwan Neolithic site. In 2000, the city's comprehensive economic strength ranked among the top ten counties (cities) in the province. In 2000, it ranked among the top ten in the province in the economic efficiency target assessment. In the same year, with government approval, the Municipal Housing Reform Office invested 14 million yuan to build Yingcheng Plaza covering an area of ??80,000 square meters. In 2002, in the same year, Wu Haiqing, a cadre of Yingcheng Supply and Marketing Cooperative, participated in the 6th National Peking Opera Fans Competition and won the Hubei Division Award. On October 18, 2002, the entire Changjing Railway was completed and opened to traffic. This will end the history of no passenger trains in the Jianghan Plain. In 2003, Yingcheng No. 1 Middle School moved to a new location. Improve the network for mass prevention and treatment, and Yingcheng strictly prevents SARS from entering the village. Faced with the sudden outbreak of SARS, Zeng Guiping, director of the Yingcheng City Health Bureau, took the lead and responded calmly to ensure that Yingcheng was a pure land, which was recognized by the State Council. In 2004, Jiuda Group entered Yingcheng and proposed the business goal of "rebuilding Jiuda". In December of the same year, the Yingcheng Administrative Service Center was established, making a useful attempt to optimize the investment environment. In 2005, Tangchi Hot Spring opened. Make every effort to create a new image of the fourth generation hot spring tourism. The Jingang Hotel breaks ground, with a four-star standard. General Yang Yegong, the missile commander from Yingcheng, was one of the "Top Ten People Moved by China" in 2005. In 2006, Yingcheng No. 1 Middle School once again achieved good results in the 2006 college entrance examination. The number of students admitted to key universities (first grade) was 163, and the number of students admitted to undergraduate courses was 680. The admission rate for undergraduate programs is 90%, and the admission rate for key universities (first class) is 20%. In the same year, Chi Hot Spring was awarded the title of Hubei Province’s first national AAAA-level hot spring scenic spot. 2007 Yingcheng Railway Passenger Station was put into operation on February 1, 2007. On March 22, a commemorative postmark for the 2007 "World Water Day" was engraved in Yingcheng. On July 22, a bronze statue of Yang Yegong, "Moving Chinese Person of the Year in 2005" and former commander of a certain Second Artillery Base, was completed in Yingcheng No. 1 Middle School. On December 3, 2008, the national 973 plan, which cost more than 30 million yuan, was launched, and the Yingcheng salt mining area was selected as a national underground oil and gas reserve site. On December 1, the large-scale outdoor live broadcast event "Cheers for Yingcheng" jointly organized by Yangtze Economic Radio, Xiaogan People's Broadcasting Station, and Yingcheng People's Broadcasting Station was grandly staged at Star Street in Yanghe Town, our city. In the same year, a special job fair for returning migrant workers in Yingcheng was very popular. The modern Chu opera "The General's New Year's Eve Dinner" selected by the Yingcheng City Chu Opera Troupe appeared on the Wuhan stage. "New Year's Eve Dinner at the General's House" is based on the deeds of General Yang Yegong, a missile commander from Yingcheng and one of the "Top Ten People in China who moved China" in 2005.