Resume of Hanguang Town, Yingde City, Guangdong Province

Historically, Hangu was a rich and prosperous place. The strong east wind of reform and opening up made this bright pearl located on the bank of Xiaobeijiang River shine with dazzling splendor. Hongguan Ancient Town has outstanding people, fertile land, abundant resources, sufficient energy, convenient transportation, great development potential, and has the opportunity to pilot the comprehensive reform of small towns in the province. Hangu Town strives to become a sub-central city in the south, west and north of England in the near future. Hangang is located in the west of Yingde City, downstream of Xiaobei River (called Jishui in ancient times). It was once the county seat of Hanwei County with a long history, ancient culture and prosperous economy. During the reign of Emperor Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 195 BC), Hanwei County was officially established as a county under the jurisdiction of Guiyang County. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Hao, Lord of Wu, demarcated the southern part of Guiyang County in the first year of Ganlu (65th year of Gongwuji) and established Shixing County (the administrative seat of Qujiang). Hanwei County was transferred to Shixing County. The Western Jin Dynasty and Eastern Jin Dynasty continued unchanged. During the Song, Qi, Liang and Chen dynasties of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Hanwei County was subordinate to Song'an County and Guangxing County in the Song Dynasty, and was subordinate to Shixing County in the Qi Dynasty. In the sixth year of Liang Tianjian (AD 507), Hengzhou Prefecture was established in Hanji County, which administered six counties: Hanji, Chenyang, Yangshan, Guangde, Guiyang, and Ruyuan. In the Chen Dynasty (AD 557), Hengzhou was changed to Xihengzhou (another Donghengzhou was established, and the state government was in Qujiang), and Yangshan County was merged, and the state government was still located in the county seat of Hanwei County. In the Sui Dynasty, Hanwei County was affiliated to the General Administration of Guangzhou. In the early years of Emperor Kaihuang's reign, Hanwei County was renamed "Shaozhou". In the 18th year of Kaihuang's reign (AD 598), the prefecture was abolished and turned into a county, under the jurisdiction of Nanhai County. In the nearly hundred years since the sixth year of Liang Tianjian (507 AD), Hanwei County was the political, economic, and cultural center of the Weishui River Basin at that time, and it was also the heyday of Hanwei County's history. In the fifth year of Wude (AD 622), Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, the prefecture of Xiaozhou was established in Hanxi County, which governed the three counties of Shenyang, Hanxi and Wengyuan. At the same time, the word "Han" in Hanxi County was added with "浛" next to it. . From then on, the name of Hanji County was changed to Hanji County. In the first year of Zhenguan (AD 627), Xiaozhou was abolished, and Xiaoxiao County was subordinated to Nanhai County. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period and the Southern Han Dynasty, Hanji County was under the jurisdiction of Guangzhou Xingwang Mansion and Guangzhou Mansion. During the reign of Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin, Hanjie County was under the jurisdiction of Guangnan East Road. Because the word "洭" violated the taboo of the word "kuang" written by Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, in the fourth year of Kaibao (AD 971), the name "浛洭" was changed to "浛洸". The name "浛洸" has been used ever since. In the sixth year of Kaibao (AD 973), the two counties of Xunyang and Xuwen were placed under the jurisdiction of Yingzhou (today's Yingde City). In the 15th year of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1278) from Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty, Hangu County was affiliated to the General Administration Office of Daoyingde Road, Guangdong. In the 27th year of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1290), Yingde Road was downgraded to Yingde Road. In the first year of Yanyou's reign (AD 1314), Renzong of the Yuan Dynasty, the two counties of Hunyang and Hunan were merged into Yingzhou. From then on, the county-level organization of Hunan was abolished and the Xiang capital was established in Hunan. In the early Ming Dynasty, the Hunan Inspection Department was established. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Hunan City. In the 12th year of Guangxu (AD 1866), the Huns governed 8 capitals and 27 maps. In the third year of Xuantong (1911), the Huns governed 20 townships in the Lianjiang River Basin. During the Republic of China, Hunan was renamed Yingde Second District and governed 16 townships. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940 AD), Hangu Town was established. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Hunan was renamed Yingxi District, which governed the Yingxi area. During the land reform, it was renamed the Sixth District. In 1958, Hongqi People's Commune was renamed as Hongqi People's Commune (including Xiniu, Shigutang, and Huipu). In 1959, it was renamed Hanguan People's Commune. In 1983, Hanwang was renamed as Hanwang District Office, and in 1987, it was changed to Hanwang Town. On March 28, 1994, it was renamed as Hangu Town, Yingde City. Hunan Town has a long history and culture. In the long history, it has left a large number of splendid historical and cultural heritages to people, such as the provincial cultural relics protection unit built in the Tang Dynasty - the Relic Pagoda and the ancient city of Hunan. Ruins, ancient tombs, Wupo City built in the Tang Dynasty, Long Live Bridge built in the Ming Dynasty, Guangzhou Guild Hall built in the Qing Dynasty, the city tower and Guanyin Hall rebuilt in the 50th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty, and municipal-level The Anti-Japanese Military-Civilian Cooperation Station, a revolutionary cultural relics protection unit, as well as the existing ancient streets that are more than a hundred years old and more than 20 time-honored ancient shops, are all good cultural tourism resources, which need to be modified, utilized and fully developed. Hangu Town has been an important cultural town since ancient times. At present, the achievements in the construction of cultural, educational, medical and welfare undertakings in Hanguang Town are gratifying.

The town has one senior high school, two junior high schools, 25 complete primary schools, 4 kindergartens, and 10,566 students. Since 1990, *** has invested more than 20 million yuan to renovate 29 primary and secondary schools in the town, built more than 40 teaching buildings, more than 30 faculty and student dormitories, and built 80 residential buildings in the Living Garden Community. A multi-suite teachers’ village. The medical conditions in Xuguan Town have been continuously improved, and medical equipment has been continuously updated and purchased. Xunhuang Hospital is the central hospital of Yingde City. It was rated as a "First-A" hospital in the national health system's campaign to create "First-A" and "higher levels", and was awarded the title of "First-A" hospital by the World Health Organization and the People's Government of the People's Republic of China. It was awarded the title of "Baby-Friendly Hospital" by the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China and is one of the 100 civilized hospitals in Guangdong Province. The town also vigorously develops television broadcasting. The TV coverage rate in the town reaches 100%, with more than 2,000 cable TV households, and users can watch more than ten different TV programs. In addition, the town often carries out various literary and artistic activities, which greatly enriches the cultural life of the people. Hanwang Town has been rated as an advanced unit of spiritual civilization by the city many times, and provincial and municipal leaders have visited Hanwang for inspection and guidance many times. Hangu Town is the political, economic and cultural center of northwest England. It is also a thousand-year-old town with a good economic foundation and complete supporting facilities in all aspects. In July 1996, Xugu Town was listed as a "Pilot Town for Comprehensive Reform of Small Towns" by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government. In order to do a good job in the pilot work, the town party committee and government have determined the development strategy, done a good job in the planning, construction and management of small towns, created an excellent investment environment, high-quality administrative services, and preferential support policies. At the same time, they have improved investment promotion work and actively opened Investable projects, such as the Yinglong Highway under construction, the Second Hugo Bridge, active bio-organic compound fertilizer, land development and deep processing of agricultural products, as well as other investment projects that investors are interested in. In order to attract more investment, the town has formulated preferential policies: First, it allows various forms of investment; second, it simplifies the investment declaration procedures and handles them immediately; third, it provides factory land at preferential rates and takes care of water and electricity; fourth, it provides Provide various social services to operators. In June 2002, it was identified as a provincial central town by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government; in 2003, it was identified as a "pilot town for village and town construction" by the Provincial Department of Construction; in February 2004, it was rated as a "national key town" by six ministries and commissions including the Ministry of Construction "; In 2006, it was rated as "China's Hometown of Sericulture - Hangu Base" and was rated as a pollution-free vegetable base by Guangdong Province.