Which province does Huining County, Baiyin City, Gansu Province belong to?

Belongs to: Huining County, Baiyin City, Gansu Province

Chinese Pinyin: Huining Xian

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Zoning code: 6204221

Government location: Huishi Town

Location: Longitude: 104°31′—105°34′

Latitude: 35°33 ′—36°26′

Area code: 0943

Postcode: gt; 740700

Population: 570,000

Area: 6432 square meters Kilometers

Administrative divisions

Huining County governs 6 towns and 22 townships (including 1 ethnic township):

Towns: Huishi Town, Guochengyi Town, Hepan Town, Touzhaizi Town, Gangouyi Town, Taipingdian Town

Townships: Dingjiagou Township, Zhongchuan Township, Xintianbao Hui Township, Houjiachuan Township, Dangjiaxian Township, Yangyaji Township , Laojunpo Township, Zhaijiasuo Township, Chaijiamen Township, Baliwan Township, Pingtouchuan Township, Hanjiaji Township, Dagou Township, Sifangwu Township, Hanjiacha Township, Tumenxian Township, Xinyuan Township , Liujiazhaizi Township, Caotan Township, Tugaoshan Township, Baicaoyuan Township, and Xinzhuang Township.

The origin of the place name

According to Huizhou records in Volume 4 of "Yuanhe County Chronicles": Zhou Taizu Yuwentai was the prime minister of the Western Wei Dynasty. Sixth Army. Taizu Dayue was ordered to establish a state named "Hui". (Chinese Place Names Etymology Dictionary)

Region: Baiyin City, Gansu Province

Historical Evolution

Huining County: According to "Historical Records", Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty Yuan Dingsan In 114 BC, Zuli County was established and governed as Anding County. Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and changed Zuli County into Xiangli County. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zuli's old name was restored. During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to the Wei region and was under the jurisdiction of Wuwei County. At the beginning of the Western Jin Dynasty, Zuli County was abolished. In the first year of Yongning of Emperor Hui (301), Zhang Gui, the governor of Liangzhou, established Zuli County near Liangzhou (now Wuwei), and later moved the county to the former place of Guochengyi. During the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zuli County was subordinate to the five political regimes of Qianliang, Qianqin, Houliang, Later Qin and Western Qin. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, in the second year of Taiyan of the Northern Wei Dynasty (436), Zuli County was changed to the ancestral residence and moved to Pingliang. Later, Huining County was built in today's Jingyuan County, which was the beginning of the name "Huining" county. In the first year of Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty (554), Huizhou was established and Huining was governed by the state. In the first year of Kaihuang (581) of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Huining Town was established. In the 16th year of Kaihuang (596), it was renamed Huining County and belonged to Pingliang County. In the eighth year of Zhenguan (634), Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Huizhou was renamed Suzhou. In the same year, it was renamed Huizhou and belonged to Guannei Road. In the first year of Xuanzong Tianbao's reign (742), Huizhou was renamed Huining County. In the first year of Daizong Guangde's reign (763), Tubo fell into Tubo and was renamed "Ruzhe". In the first year of the Ming Dynasty (1032) of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, the Dangxiang people conquered Huizhou and the territory belonged to Xixia. In the fifth year of Shenzong Yuanfeng (1082), Huizhou was recovered and belonged to Lanhui Road, Xihe River. In the second year of Yuanfu (1099) of Zhezong, Huizhou New City (now the ancient city of Dunxiabao) was built. In the third year of Chongning reign of Emperor Huizong (1104), Fuzhou County was established in the state. In the first year of Jingkang of Emperor Qinzong (1126), the Jin Dynasty established Xining County (now Zhang Castle Xining Ancient City) in Ganquan Fort. At this point, two counties (Fuzhou and Xining) and one state (Huizhou) were established in Huining County at the same time. In the fourth year of Jin Xuanzong's reign (1216), Xining County was promoted to Xining Prefecture, and later it was demoted to Xining Prefecture. In the fourth year of Xuanzong's reign (1220), Xixia occupied Huizhou. In the second year of Yuanguang of Xuanzong (1223), the Jin people regained Huizhou. In the eighth year of Emperor Taizong of Mongolia (1236), the Mongolian army occupied Huizhou. In the early Yuan Dynasty, the administrative seat of Huizhou was moved to Xining County. In the seventh year of Yuan Shizu's reign (1270), Xining County was merged into Huizhou. In the twelfth year of Emperor Huizong's reign (1352), the imperial edict was issued to change Hui Prefecture to Huining Prefecture. In the 10th year of Hongwu's reign (1377), Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, the state was reduced to a county, under the jurisdiction of Gongchang Road, and under the Chief Secretary of Shaanxi Province. In the early Qing Dynasty, Huining was subordinated to Gongchang Mansion. In 1913, it was transferred to Lanshan Road. After the road was abolished in 1927, it was directly under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province. In October 1936, the Long March of the First, Second and Fourth Front Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army met in Huining, where the Soviet regime was formed.

In 1944, Huining was transferred to the Ninth Administrative Procuratorate of Gansu Province (the administrative office is Lintao). The Huining County People's Government was established on August 22, 1949, and belongs to the Dingxi Commissioner's Office. In August 1985, Huining County was transferred to Baiyin City.

Physical Geography

Huining County is located in the central part of Gansu Province, at the southern end of Baiyin City, between 35°24′ and 36°26′ north latitude, and between 104°29′ and 105°31′ east longitude. between. It borders Jingning County and Xiji County and Haiyuan County of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to the east, Tongwei County to the south, Anding District and Yuzhong County to the west, and Jingyuan County and Pingchuan District to the north. The total area is 6,439 square kilometers. The total population at the end of 2004 was 583,300, of which: 97% were Han people; 3% were Hui, Dongxiang, Tibetan, Manchu, Kazakh, Mongolian and other ethnic minorities. The county has jurisdiction over 4 towns, 24 townships, 6 community neighborhood committees, 284 villager committees, 29 residents' groups, and 2,039 villagers' groups. Huishi Town, where the County People's Government is based, is 155 kilometers northwest from Lanzhou City and 180 kilometers away from Baiyin City.

Huining is located in the junction zone of the northwest Loess Plateau and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The land structure is complex, mostly based on metamorphic rocks and granite. Tertiary red beds and Quaternary loess are widely deposited on it. In some areas, Limestone, Jurassic and Cretaceous strata are exposed. The entire terrain slopes from southeast to northwest, with undulating hills and ravines. With the Zuli River as its backbone, the county is dotted with dendritic ravines and "V"-shaped deep valleys. On average, there are 1.07 kilometers of ravines per square kilometer of land. It is generally higher in the south and lower in the north. There are plateaus and peaks with an altitude of 2,200 meters in the northeast corner and the central and western parts. The south and central parts are mountainous, and mostly belong to the Changliang and Liangmao landforms eroded by loess accumulation; the north are mostly Sichuan and plateau landforms, which are valley terraces cut by the remaining plateaus on the top of Liangmao and rivers. Its landforms can be roughly divided into:

(1) Changliang and Liangmao landforms eroded by loess accumulation. This landform is widely distributed in the county. The beams are in the shape of long strips, with not wide tops, long slope beams, large slopes, and slopes of 15-25 degrees. Most of them are cut by modern trough-shaped gullies

The ditch heads are "palms", and there are a few in the middle. It is an intermountain basin landform. In areas with serious erosion, Liangmao and Liangmao coexist. The top area of ??Maomao is not large, and the surrounding slope is about 10 degrees. The beams where the mao beams are connected are not long. They are deeply cut by ravines and have thick loess accumulation.

(2) Loess accumulation erodes the remaining landform on the top of Liangmao. This landform is distributed on both sides of the Zuli River and Guanchuan River in the northern part of the county, with an altitude of 1,700-2,200 meters. There are Baicao Plateau, Zhazi Plateau, Lijia Plateau and other eight typical mound-top remnant plateaus. The slope of the plateau surface is gentle, generally between 5 and 10 degrees. The cut from the plateau edge to the valley bottom is deep, the slope is high and steep, the plateau surface is plateau land, and the valley is ditch dam land.

(3) Valley and plateau landforms. This landform is distributed on both sides of the Zuli River and its tributaries Zuhe, Lihe, Guanchuan River, and Tumenxian River. It is a three-level valley terrace with different widths, lengths, and heights, embedded in the shape of branches among the Liangmao hills. . Altitude 1400-1800 meters. The seven rivers including Guochengchuan, Chengchuan, and Gangouchuan are typical river valley plains. The first terrace 1 to 3 meters above the river bed is the river beach, which is several meters to hundreds of meters wide and is the flood drainage area. The first terrace is 10 to 30 meters above the river beach. The second-level terrace is Sichuan Terrace, which is flat and a few hundred meters to 3 kilometers wide; the third-level terrace 10-30 meters higher than Sichuan Terrace is Pingtai Terrace, which is intermittently distributed on both sides of the Sichuan Road. The terraces are mostly composed of fourth-level alluvial and diluvial deposits, with thick loess layers and good soil quality. Residents in villages and towns mostly live on second-level terraces.

Celebrities of the past in Huining

Cao Ming was a Jinshi in Yichou Division in the 18th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1385). From the official level to the Inspectorate, there are censors. In terms of admonishment, he died at the age of thirty-four.

Zhang Xun, whose courtesy name is Dingyi, is from Dinggou Township. In the fourth year of Ming Zhengtong (1439), he became a Jinshi in Yiweike. He was first appointed as the head of the household department, and was recommended to be the magistrate of Wuchang Prefecture for his honesty and hard work. Because he was well-organized, paid for the hungry, and punished without any abuses, he was moved to Shanxi as the chief envoy, Si You, to participate in politics. Wherever you go, think about the way.

Li Zaiting, whose courtesy name is Yingfeng, is from Dongguan, the county seat. In the second year of Longqing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1568), he became a Jinshi in Wuchen Branch. He was granted the title of Zhongshusheren, and was promoted to the Ministry of Officials and Household Affairs to Shizhong. Later, he was transferred to Shandong Qianxian, succeeded to the left councilor of Huguang, promoted to Shandong councilor, and was promoted to the right chief envoy. Renchen moved to Shanxi to the left to consult, and was later appointed as an envoy.

When he was in office, he was honest and self-disciplined, aware of the people's sentiments, repaired the stone embankment of the Yellow River, reviewed the backlog of cases, commuted sentences and eliminated abuses, eliminated bandits and calmed the people, and was praised as the Qingming Dynasty.

Li Wanlian is from Wuxiang, Sifang. In the 37th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1772), he became a Jinshi in Renchen Branch.

Liu Maizu, courtesy name Yizhai, was a native of Dongguan, the county seat. In the fifty-second year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1787), Ding Weike became a Jinshi. He successively served as the instructor of Pingfan County, the instructor of Chang'an County, the scholar of the Hanlin Academy, the head of the Household Department, Yuanwailang, and the doctor of the Punishment Department. Later he was transferred to the prefect of Baoqing Prefecture in Hunan. Serving as a diligent director, his official position is simple and simple, and he personally investigates court disputes. He is good at calligraphy. Anyone who gets a frame will be regarded as a treasure for collection.

Wu Siquan, courtesy name Pingyi, was from Chaijiamen Township. In the 22nd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1817), Ding Chou became a Jinshi. He was promoted to the supplementary magistrate of Zhejiang Province from Zhongshu Quan of the Cabinet, and successively served as the magistrate of Hangzhou and Wenzhou, gaining political prominence wherever he went.

Kang Jie, courtesy name Shaoting, was originally from Wugong, Shaanxi Province. His ancestor was a local official in Huining and later moved to Huining. In the 22nd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1817), Ding Chou became a Jinshi. Shaanxi immediately appointed the county magistrate, and supplemented the magistrate of Hancheng County. He was promoted to the magistrate of Yaozhou and the magistrate of Xingyang, Henan. He served for seven years and made outstanding achievements. After he left office, the people erected a monument to commemorate his kindness.

Liu Yuan, whose courtesy name is Shi'an, is from Dongguan, the county seat. In the 24th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1884), he was awarded Jinshi in Jiachen Branch. He was officially appointed as the head of the Yu Heng Division of the Ministry of Industry. Later he was promoted to Yuanwailang, and was transferred to the post of Langzhong. He was sent to the prefect of Yuanzhou, Jiangxi, and then to the prefect of Ruizhou. He is an honest official, diligent in handling prison cases, and has no backlog of cases.

Liu Hao was a Jinshi in Guichou Branch in the third year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1853). Official magistrate of a county in Shaanxi Province.

Wu Yaozeng, courtesy name Zifu, was a native of Zhai's hometown. In the 13th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1874), he became a Jinshi in Jiaxu Branch. He was appointed as the eunuch of Pingliang Prefecture. Honest temperament and knowledgeable. He once lectured at Anding Yuying Academy and Huining Zhiyang Academy. He is rigorous in his studies and good at inducing students to learn. Most of the people who won the exams in the two counties and townships came out.

Zhang Ruqia, whose courtesy name is Runfu, was born in Huishi Town. In the ninth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1883), he became a Jinshi in Guiweike. He was appointed magistrate of Dali, Yangxian and Chunhua counties in Shaanxi Province. He has a Congolese nature, is not afraid of force, and is cunning and cunning wherever he goes. He is very famous for his ability to resolve accumulated cases.

Liu Qingdu, courtesy name Jifu, was born in Dongguan, the county seat. In the 20th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1894), he became a Jinshi in the Jiawu Department. That is to say, he was awarded the Secretary of the Cabinet. Soon after his father died at home, he soon taught at Liuhu Academy in Pingliang and became many scholars. Later, he still served in the capital. He was promoted to the first class of imperial examination, served as a small military aircraft, and was promoted to Zhang Jing, a military aircraft. In June of the 26th year of Guangxu's reign, the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing. The two palaces patrolled the west and escorted them to Xi'an. After the peace talks, they escorted them back to Beijing. They were given the rank of second grade and appointed as the minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Cabinet Propaganda Department. After the founding of the Republic of China, he was recommended to go to Shanghai as a representative of Gansu to discuss state affairs. He is well-read, good at poetry and calligraphy, loves gold and stone, and plays music.

Qin Wanglan, courtesy name Shaoguan, was born in the county. In the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1895), he became a Jinshi in Yiweike. He was immediately appointed as the head of the Ministry of War, the general office of the Cao Wu Selection Department and the Staff Division, and later served as the supervisory censor of Guizhou Province and Liaoshen Province. Because he dared to speak out and offended powerful ministers, he was moved to the left as an acting member of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, Wai Lang. After the Ministry of Civil Affairs was reorganized into the Patrol Police Department, he served as the General Office of the West Branch. During the Republic of China, he served as a member of the Provisional Senate and received the second-class Baoguang Jiahe Medal; when he served as the second senator, he received the second-class Dashou Jiahe Medal. Later he served as an advisor to the Presidential Office, a consultant to the State Council, and a co-editor of the Qing History Museum, and participated in the compilation of the military history part of the "Manuscript of Qing History".

Su Yaoquan, whose courtesy name is Langting, is from Laojunpo Township. In the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1898), he was awarded Jinshi in the Hundred Years' War. As an official in Zhejiang, he served as a county magistrate. He made great contributions to the Jin Dynasty and became a pastor. He worked in Quzhou and Shitong to handle affairs. When he first took over Xinchang Seal, there were many gangsters in the county, and the people had been suffering for a long time. As soon as the public servant got out of the car, he immediately arrested and punished the leader of the canal, and the tyrants disappeared. Strictly control subordinate officials and do not indulge in them. Listen diligently to judge, seek shelter from the people, travel in rural areas, and sort out the injustice. When he left office, the people burned incense and knelt to see him off, and set up monuments to commemorate him. When he was appointed magistrate of Wucheng County, he tried hard to govern and was very hands-on. However, he became ill due to overwork and died in his residence. When he was buried in his hometown, the gentry and the people set up sacrifices along the way and presented him with the "Wanmin Umbrella" in memory.

Yang Si, named Shenzhi, was from Dongguan, the county seat. In the 29th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1903), he became a Jinshi in Guimao Branch. He was first appointed as a scholar of the Hanlin Academy, and later promoted to a reviewer of the Hanlin Academy.

In the 32nd year of Guangxu (1906), he traveled east to Japan and studied at Hosei University in Tokyo. He returned to China before graduating, joined the Tongmenghui, and devoted himself to the Revolution of 1911. Later, he served as Speaker of the County Assembly, Deputy Speaker of the First Provincial Assembly, Ansu Daoyin, Speaker of the Third Provincial Assembly, Lanshan Daoyin, Acting Governor of Gansu, Director of Gansu Civil Affairs Department, etc. In October of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1937), he was elected as a representative of the "National Congress". In March of the following year, he attended the "National Congress on the Implementation of the Constitution" convened by the Republic of China government in Nanjing. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a member of the Northwest Military and Political Commission and deputy director of the Northwest District Supervisory Committee. In 1955, he served as chairman of the Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In October 1956, he died of illness in Lanzhou.

Su Yuanquan, courtesy name Benru, is from Laojunpo Township. In the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1904), he became a Jinshi in Jiachen Branch. Head of the Official Etiquette Department. In the early years of the Republic of China, he was recommended as co-review officer of the Audit Institute of the Government of the Republic of China, and was subsequently transferred to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He is upright by nature and does not follow popular customs. The official should be honest and honest, and be able to recommend talents. He likes to read poetry and books, especially history. He is good at poetry and has written 4 volumes of "Shi Jing Zhai Shi Cao". He likes to write calligraphy, and his calligraphy is full of ancient flavor, powerful and powerful, and he is famous all over the world.

Wan Baocheng, named Yutian, was from Guochengyi Township. In the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, he became a Jinshi in Jiachen Branch. In the 32nd year (1906), he traveled east to Japan and studied political law in the crash course of law and politics at Waseda University. In the 34th year of Guangxu's reign (1908), he graduated and returned to China and served as the head of the Ministry of Household Affairs. After the founding of the Republic of China, he was appointed magistrate of Dingxiang County, Shanxi Province. During this period, mulberry farming was encouraged and education was established. From time to time, a small number of people defrauded money in the name of preaching, and he dealt with them after checking them, which won the hearts of the people. When he left office, people gave him "Umbrellas of All Peoples" to commemorate him. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), he was elected as a member of the Senate of the first Congress. Later, he had no intention of pursuing an official career and lived in Peiping. He died of illness in his residence in Peiping in the 32nd year of his life (1943).

Jiao Teng, whose Chinese name is Lingxiao, is from the hometown of Zhai. In the second year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1737), Ding Sike became a Jinshi. He was first awarded the rank of Imperial Guard, and was promoted to the Commander-in-Chief of the Pukou Camp in the south of the Yangtze River due to his meritorious service. He was promoted to the Haizhou Camp Guerrilla Corps, Huai'an City Guard Camp Staff General, Jiaozhou Camp Deputy General, Mingwei General, and Guizhou Anlong Town Commander-in-Chief. During his tenure, he was diligent, courageous, capable, loyal to his duties, and the place was peaceful, and he was repeatedly praised.

Wang Wanshou was a Jinshi in Wuchen Kewu in the 13th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1748).

Zhan Wenying was a Jinshi in Jichou Kewu in the 34th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1769).

Guo Xiatu was born in Huizhou (now Guochengyi, Huining County) in the Jin Dynasty. He and his brother Lu Da were both good at shooting and were recruited. At the beginning of the Jin Xing Dynasty, Lu Da moved due to his merits and was granted the title of Tongzhi Pingliang Mansion Affairs and Huizhou Governor. The Shixia people attacked Huizhou and the city was destroyed. Luda and Toad were both captured. The Xia people took pity on his skills and imprisoned him. The brothers all vowed to remain unyielding, and they disguised themselves and conspired to escape. The incident was revealed, Lu Da was killed, and Toad escaped alone. He was given the jurisdiction of Gongzhou Qian from afar, and he also knew the military and state affairs of Lanzhou. In the winter of the fifth year of Xingding (1221), more than 10,000 Xia people invaded Dingxi. Toad defeated them, beheaded 700 people, captured 50 horses, and moved to Tongzhi Lintao Prefecture for his merits. In the second year of Yuanguang (1223), the Xia people attacked Fengxiang with hundreds of thousands of troops on foot and cavalry. Toad took charge of the military and was defeated. He was promoted to the Jiedushi of the Jingnan Army and was replaced by the Jiedushi of the Tongyuan Army. That winter, Toad led five hundred cavalry to capture Huizhou. They all wear red clothes, and we are in Nanshan. The Xia people saw it and suspected it was a magic weapon. Some of the Xia troops guarding the city raised their hands to recruit people. They shot toads and penetrated their hands, killing hundreds of people. The Xia people were afraid, so they came out and surrendered. As a result, Huizhou, which had been occupied by the Xia people for nearly four years, was restored to Jinyou. At the beginning of the Zhengda period, Tian Rui took Gongzhou and rebelled against the Jin Dynasty, and ordered the two provinces of Shaanxi and Gansu to work together to suppress the rebellion. Toad led the crowd to climb up first. Tian Rui opened the door and tried to escape, but was killed by his younger brother Tian Ji. All the rebel leaders were beheaded by toads. According to this, he was given the command from a distance to know the affairs of Fengxiang Mansion and to lead the troops and horses of Lanzhou, Tao, Hui and Hezhou. In the spring of the third year of Tianxing (1234), the Jin Dynasty was dead. All the western states surrendered, and only Toad stood firm in the isolated city. In the winter of Bingshen (1236), the Yuan army attacked together, but the toad could not support it, so they accumulated all the gold, silver, copper and iron in the city and cast it into cannons to attack the attackers. Killing cattle and horses to pay soldiers; burning houses to strengthen the morale of the army. The Japanese fought a bloody battle, and the soldiers suffered heavy casualties. The situation could not be sustained, so he gathered the family treasures, the soldiers' wives and daughters in one room and burned them. The city was broken, and many soldiers threw themselves into the fire. Toad climbed up the haystack alone, shielded himself with a door panel, and shot two to three hundred Yuan soldiers. When his arrows were exhausted, he threw his bow and sword into the fire and burned himself to death for his country.

Wang Wanxiang, whose courtesy name is Ruiyu and nickname is Tieshan, is from Chaxiang, Han family. The young hero is majestic, generous and full of energy.

At the age of 18, he enlisted under the guerrilla general Wang Jinbao. He loves to practice martial arts, is skilled in marksmanship, and is brave and good at fighting. Whenever you encounter an enemy, be the first to attack. He restored Lin Gong and Pingliang counties, advanced into Hanzhong, and captured Wuguan. He made great achievements many times, and was awarded the title of Commander-in-Chief of Dinghai and later transferred to Commander-in-Chief of Xinghua. After the Qing Dynasty unified Taiwan, he was transferred to Taiwan to guard the country. He was promoted to Fujian Land Admiral and was in charge of eight counties. After serving in Fujian for 17 years, he was able to show his virtue and power, the territory was safe, the borders were well governed, and the people were happy and prosperous. The Fujian people specially set up temples to offer sacrifices in the Spring and Autumn Period. Emperor Kangxi granted the prince the title of Dabao. In July of the 42nd year of Kangxi (1703), he died of illness in his residence in Fujian. The emperor specially ordered a monument to be written and erected for him, and he was given the posthumous title "Min Zhuang".

In January 2021, "Xiaokang" magazine launched a list of the top 100 counties and cities for spring leisure in China in 2021, with Huining County ranking 100th.

On January 21, 2021, Huining County was listed among the "Top 100 Demonstration Counties and Cities in China's Social Governance in 2020", ranking 87th.

In July 2020, the Ministry of Commerce announced the list of comprehensive demonstration counties for e-commerce in rural areas in 2020, and Huining County was selected.

In June 2020, Huining County was included in the second batch of revolutionary cultural relics protection and utilization area list (Long March Area (Red Front Army), Long March Area (Red Second Front Army), Long March Area (Red Fourth Front Army), Long March Area (Red Fourth Front Army) Front Army)).

In 2020, Huining County was listed among the top 100 happiest counties and cities in China in 2020, ranking 89th.

On August 16, 2018, Huining County won the honor of the fourth batch of advanced units in the national rule of law county and city creation activities.

On February 22, 2018, Huining County was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2017.

On May 31, 2017, the first batch of animal husbandry green development demonstration counties was released, and Huining County was on the list.