Which city and district does Xiangyun County, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province belong to?

Belongs to: Xiangyun County, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Xiangyun County is located in the west of central Yunnan Province, at 100°25′~101°02′ east longitude and 25°12′~ north latitude Between 25°52′, it borders Dayao, Yao'an and Nanhua counties in the east, Midu County in the south, Dali City in the west, and Binchuan County in the north. The land area is 2,425 square kilometers, of which the dam area is 332 square kilometers, accounting for 13.67%. It is one of the four major flat dams in Yunnan Province; the mountainous area accounts for 75.53% of the total area, with a maximum span of 62.5 kilometers from east to west and 74.5 kilometers from north to south. The forest area is 92,310.7 hectares, and the forest coverage rate is 65.7%; the elevation of the flat dam within the territory is between 1,900 and 2,000 meters; the average annual temperature is 14.7°C, the average annual rainfall is 810.8 mm, and the average annual sunshine hours are 2,623.9 hours. The territory has the three-dimensional cross climate characteristics of "one mountain is divided into four seasons, and the weather is different ten miles away" and "there is no severe cold in winter, no scorching heat in summer, and the four seasons are like spring".

Administrative divisions

The county seat is Xiangcheng Town, Xiangyun County, with an altitude of 1,980 meters. Xiangyun County governs 8 towns and 3 townships (Xiangcheng Town, Shalom Town, Yunnanyi Town, Xiazhuang Town, Pu_ Town, Liuchang Town, Hedian Town, Midian Town, Majie Township, Luming Township, Dongshan Township). 4 communities and 132 village committees. There are 6 permanent ethnic groups living in it, including Han, Bai, Yi, Miao, Hui and Lisu. The population at the end of 2003 was 446,000.

Historical evolution

Human beings have survived and multiplied on this ancient land more than 3,000 years ago. They used simple, primitive and rough production tools to engage in an indomitable struggle with nature. , and seek survival. In 1962, Neolithic ruins were discovered in Qinghua Cave. Stone axes, stone adzes, pottery, and charcoal chips were unearthed. These cultural relics are enough to prove that our ancestors began to create the history of human civilization on this land during the Neolithic Age.

From the use of stone tools to the use of bronze tools, there is no doubt that there has been a leap in the historical development of human society. In 1964, Xiangyun Dabona discovered the Warring States Bronze Coffin Tomb. More than 100 bronze vessels were unearthed. There are bronze animals, bronze house models, bronze hoes, bronze adzes, bronze beating knives, etc. The appearance of bronze house models, livestock and production tools proves that the ancestors here were settled farming people during the Warring States Period.

As early as 138 BC (the third year of Jianyuan), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian as an envoy to the Western Regions to contact various countries to attack the Xiongnu in order to open up transportation routes to the Western Regions. In 122 BC (the first year of Yuanshou), Zhang Qian returned from the Western Regions and said that he saw Shu cloth and bamboo sticks in Daxia (now Afghanistan). They were brought to Shendu by merchants from Shu (Sichuan) County from the "Southwestern Yi" Resold to Daxia. Countries such as Daxia had "many strange things" and "admired China", but they were unable to communicate with China because of "the Huns were blocking their way". Zhang Qian suggested that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty develop the "Southwestern Yi". In 109 BC (the second year of Yuanfeng), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty mobilized the troops of Ba and Shu to defeat Laojin and Mimo in northeastern Yunnan, and the king of Dian surrendered. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established Yizhou County in today's Dali area. It consists of 28 counties including Yeyu (Dali) and Yunnan (Xiangyun). Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty dreamed that colorful Yunnan appeared, the place was named Yunnan County. The county seat is located in today's Yunnan Yi Town. In the 12th year of Yongping (69th year) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the western part of Yizhou County was divided into Yongchang County (today's Baoshan), and Yunnan County belonged to Yongchang County. In the third year of the Jianxing of the Shu Han Dynasty (225), Zhuge Liang pacified the southwest, and established the three counties of Ning, Yuejun, and Yongchang to form Yunnan County. The county was governed by today's Yunnan Station, which was governed by the same county. The county governs Yunnan (now Xiangyun and Midu), Qingying (now Yongren and the northern part of Dayao), Nongdong (now the southern part of Dayao and Yao'an), Gufu (now Huaping), Suijiu (now Yongsheng and Lijiang) ), Xielong (today's Weishan, Yangbi, and Nanjian), and Yeyu (today's Dali, Jianchuan, Eryuan, and Heqing) counties were under the jurisdiction of Jiangdudufu.

In the early Jin Dynasty, the capital was transferred to Ningzhou, and Yunnan County belonged to Ningzhou. In the sixth year of Taishi in the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 270), two counties, Yunping and Yongning, were added to Yunnan's prefectures, bringing the total to 9 counties. In the fifth year of Yongjia (310), Yeyu County of Yunnan County was divided into Dongheyang County. During the Jianshi period, Yunnan County was further divided into Dragonfly County, and Nongdong County was returned to Xingning County. At this point, Yunnan County included Yunnan, Donggufu, Xigufu (Suijiu County), Yunping, and Xielong counties. In the eighth year of Xianhe (333), Li Xiong of Shu occupied Ningzhou and established the Ning Kingdom. Yunnan County belonged to the Ning Kingdom. In the first year of Jianyuan (343), the Li family established Hanzhou, and Yunnan County belonged to Hanzhou. There was a long period of chaos in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Xinan Cuan family took the opportunity to occupy Nanzhong (southwestern region), and attacked Ningzhou as the governor. At the end of the Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties By the early Sui Dynasty, the old system of the Western Jin Dynasty was adopted, and Yunnan County belonged to Cuanxi. At the beginning of Emperor Kaihuang's reign, the Cuan clan surrendered, and in the third year of the Sui Dynasty (583), the Sui Dynasty abolished the county and established the Nanning Dudu Mansion, which was placed under the jurisdiction of Yunnan County. In the seventeenth year (597), the Cuan clan rebelled, and Taiping Shi Long Live conquered and suppressed the Cuan clan. The troops arrived and pacified the Cuan clan's land. The county was not governed. At that time, Zhang Lejin asked to live in the land, and he was called "the Marquis of Erhe in the West of Yunnan Kingdom".

At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, 5 prefectures and 15 counties were established. In the fourth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (621), Xizong Prefecture was established. Address unknown) 3 counties, under the jurisdiction of the Nanning General Administration. In the sixth year of Zhenguan (632), the Nanning Governor's Mansion was established, and the Rongzhou Governor's Mansion was established, with Xizongzhou under its jurisdiction. In the eleventh year (637), Xizongzhou lost the word "西" and was called "Zongzhou". In the first year of Linde (664), Rongzhou was divided into Yaozhou Governor's Mansion, and Xizongzhou belonged to Yaozhou. In the fourth year of Wude (621), _zhou was established, with four counties including Pushui (Midian), Qixing (Cuchang), Tongshan (Qiaodian), and Qingying (Dayao). It belonged to the Nanning General Administration Office, Rongzhou, Yaozhou Governor's Mansion.

In the seventh year of Wude (624), Yunnan Prefecture was established, and the prefecture was established in the west of Jiuzhan Village. In the third year of Zhenguan (629), Kuangzhou was reorganized into three counties: Bo Nong (Midu), Kuangchuan and Yongping. It belonged to Nanning Prefecture, Rong Prefecture and Yao Prefecture successively. During the Yonghui period, Jingzhou was established, and the state government was established today as Gaoguanpu. It led to the six counties of Yilang, Bintang, Xilin, Conglian, Chilin, and Yebing, and belonged to Rongzhou. In the first year of Linde (664), Bozhou was established. The state government was located outside the south of the current county. The county it led to was unclear, and it belonged to the governor's office of Yaozhou. In the ninth year of Tianbao (750), Nanzhao occupied all the Yaozhou Governor's Mansion, abolished the Tang Dynasty and built Yunnan City in Yunnanyi. During the Zhenyuan period, Nanzhao established the Yunnan Festival in Yunnan City. It governs the northwest of present-day Chuxiong Prefecture and the eastern part of Dali. In the first year of Yuanhe (806), Yunnan Jiedu was abolished, and Longdong Jiedu was built in the northeast, and Yunnan (now Xiachuanba) and Pindian (now Chengchuanba) were built in the west (now the county). The construction of Liangfu went through the five kingdoms of Nanzhao, Dachanghe, Datianxing, Dayining, and Dali, and lasted from the Tang, the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the fall of the Song Dynasty in 449 years.

In the sixth year of Emperor Xianzong of the Yuan Dynasty (1256), Pindian Thousand Household Office was established in the county, which belonged to Wanhu House under Dali. In the 13th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1276), the Pindian Thousand Households Office was changed to Yunnan Prefecture and belonged to Dali Road. At the same time, twelve gates were set up to prevent and send thousands of households to the Midian Chu site, which is located on Dali Road. In the fifteenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1382), Yunnan Prefecture was surrendered to Yunnan County and placed under the jurisdiction of Zhaozhou (now Fengyi) in Dali Prefecture. In the Yuan Dynasty, the Twelve Passes were set up to prevent thousands of households from being sent to the Twelve Chiefs for lawsuits, and they were under the jurisdiction of Dali Prefecture. In the second year of Hongzhi (1489), three inspection departments were established in Nedian (now Midian), Chuchang, and Ananpo (now Xiazhuang Ananguan), directly under the Dali Prefecture. At the same time, Tuyi Cheng was set up in Yunnanyi. In the eighth year of Chongzhen (1635), Dechang County was established in Midian under the jurisdiction of Chuchangli. In the 16th year of Shunzhi (1659), Dechang County was cut off. In the fifth year of Kangxi's reign (1666), the three inspection departments of Nedian, Chuchang and Annanpo were eliminated, as well as the Yunnan Yi Tucheng.

After Zhu Yuanzhang ruled the Central Plains in the Ming Dynasty, he sent troops to pacify Yunnan in the 14th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1381). In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Mu Ying and Lan Yu led their troops to conquer Dali, and went to Pindian (Xiangyun) where local officials and others led their troops to surrender. Pindian was renamed Erhaiwei, and the county seat of Yunnan was moved from the current Yunnanyi to the current Xiangyun City. The county guards were unified and Erhai Acropolis (today's Xiangyun City) was built. In order to consolidate its rule over Yunnan, the Ming Dynasty carried out large-scale immigration to ethnic minority areas in Yunnan. Through various forms, a large number of Han people were moved from the mainland into the minority areas of Yunnan, where they cultivated fields and engaged in various handicrafts. The Han-dominated troops who followed Lan Yu and Mu Ying to pacify Yunnan stayed in Yunnan. In the 17th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered that all the military dependents staying in Xu be sent to Yunnan from the mainland within a time limit. The troops who entered Yunnan became registered military households. They are distributed in some important areas in Xiangyunba District in the form of military organizations of guards, camps, camps and tuns. There are still many villages that retain the names of camps, camps and tuns. Such as Qiansuo, Zuosuo, Liuguantun, Dongying, Kongwuying, Ruanjiaying, etc. Most of these Xu troops came from Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Anhui and other provinces. According to historical records: "In the 20th year of Hongwu, more than 25,000 Han soldiers and civilians who moved from Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Hunan, Zhejiang and other regions settled in Xiangyun at one time."

In addition to a large number of In addition to the Ming army's farming, the Ming court also encouraged merchants to do business in Yunnan and gave them preferential treatment. Therefore, merchant villages appeared. At the same time as Shangtun, the Ming Dynasty also sent idle people scattered in Jiangsu and Zhejiang who were engaged in handicrafts and lower-level occupations in society to Yunnan. Lazy people refer to war criminals captured by the Yuan army during the Song-Yuan War at the end of the Song Dynasty. These soldiers lost their land after becoming war criminals. After their release, they were called lazy people and had to engage in handicrafts and the lowest-level occupations in society. They mainly lived in the prosperous areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang at that time. In order to strengthen the development of border areas, the Ming government encouraged them to go to Yunnan and change their identities. After arriving in Yunnan, these lazy people mainly settled in market towns with larger populations, which was conducive to their occupation. At that time, the lazy people who came to Xiangyun mainly lived in Wayao Village next to Xiangcheng (Erhaiwei). They made bricks and tiles as their occupation, so the village where they lived was named Wayao Village.

In 1913, the country unified the division of prefectures and prefectures, and the provincial roads were divided into Guitengyue Road in Yunnan County, also known as Yinxi Road. In 1918, because the county name was the same as the province, it was renamed Xiangyun County. In 1929, the road was abolished and the county was directly under the jurisdiction of the province. In 1932, there were 12 government inspection areas in the province, and Xiangyun belonged to the fourth area. In 1934, the number of provincial government inspection districts was increased to 16, and Xiangyun was changed to the twelfth district. In 1935, the number of inspection areas was reduced to seven, and Xiangyun was changed to the fourth. In 1938, the number of inspection areas was restored to 16, and Xiangyun was changed to the 11th area. In the same year, the government inspection area evolved into an administrative inspection area. There were 13 administrative inspection commissioner's offices in the province, and Xiangyun belonged to the eighth district.

In 1950, Xiangyun County was affiliated to the Chuxiong Commissioner’s Office. In March of the same year, it was changed to the Dali Commissioner's Office. In 1956, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture was established, and Xiangyun County belongs to Dali Prefecture to this day.

The county was established in 109 BC. It was named Yunnan County because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty dreamed that colorful Yunnan appeared and the county was located in the south of Yunnan. The ancient ruins of Yunnan Yi on the Southwest Tea-Horse Road Silk Road are still well preserved. In the seventeenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1384), the ancient Yunnan County Yeshen Yunnan Station was moved to present-day Xiangyun County. In the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918), it was changed to Xiangyun County because of the province and county with the same name. Excavations in the county have revealed relics from the late Neolithic Age in the Qinghua Ancient Cave, bronze coffins from the Western Han Dynasty, chimes, weapons and other cultural relics that bear witness to more than two thousand years of history and culture.

Tourist Attractions

Shuimu Mountain, known as "the first temple of Zen Buddhism and the first mountain of Buddhist culture" in Yunnan, is the earliest Buddhist holy place in western Yunnan and served as the foundation for Puji Qing in the Tang Dynasty. Zen Master Guang took over the order and built it first. There are currently preserved Buddhist temples such as Shuimu Temple, Puxian Temple, and Baohua Temple, as well as the largest Buddhist pagoda forest in the southwest, the rare wonder of "temple holding a pagoda" in the country, and Buddhist sacred relics that can be tied to Zen and protected by health. son. At its peak, "there were more than a thousand nuns, and there were like clouds of followers." There are also historical records such as Xu Xiake's visit, Lin Zexu's special visit, and his ordination, and Wu Sangui's divination. The scenic area has towering ancient trees and rich cultural heritage. It is a wonder of tourism in Yunnan Province, China.

Xiangyun’s tourism resources also include the ancient post road Yunnan Station, the ancient Acropolis of Erhai Lake with well-preserved Central Plains culture, the New Age ancient human ruins of the Qinghua Ancient Cave, Qinghai Lake, and the Hehe Temple where the three religions of Buddhism, Buddhism and Taoism are integrated. Dian Wanshou Temple, Yuhuang Pavilion dedicated to Zao Lord, Wang Desan and Wang Fusheng’s former residence, Wang Fuda’s former residence and other scenic spots.

Transportation location advantage

Xiangyun is the throat of transportation in western Yunnan, the only way to the eight prefectures in western Yunnan, and the east gate of Dali Prefecture. It is only 282 kilometers away from Kunming. kilometers, and a 30-minute drive to Dali Airport. Eight important highways and railways within the territory, including the "Kunrui Expressway", "Guangda Railway" and National Highway 320, form an intersection in the county and the proposed Pan-Asian Railway interfaces in Xiangyun. Xiangyun County has initially formed a transportation hub and material distribution center in western Yunnan, becoming a bridge connecting the southwest region to the ASEAN Free Trade Area.

Power resource advantages

The Xiangyun County power grid has been connected to the provincial power grid, and has now built 1 220KAV power supply and transformation station, 2 110KAV power supply and transformation stations, 8 35KAV power supply and transformation substations, and 10KAV power supply and transformation station. Good power supply pattern for village groups. The county has shown the power supply advantages of sufficient power, high power supply quality and low electricity prices.

Complete communication facilities

The county's telephones have fully implemented program-controlled switching, optical cable transmission, and China Mobile and China Unicom communication websites cover all towns and villages in the county. Cable TV coverage reaches 95%, and broadcast coverage reaches 100%.

Xiangyun County is rich in resources and has great investment and development potential

The county has a wide forest coverage area, with 142 species of natural trees and 37 species of wild animals. Xiangyun is located in the ore sinking zone of the Lancang River, Nujiang River and Jinsha River. It is rich in mineral resources and hydropower resources, and has a coal reserve of 140 million tons. It is a coal-rich county in the coal-poor area of ??western Yunnan. Metal mineral resources include gold, silver, copper, iron, molybdenum, aluminum, zinc, barium, etc., of which the proven gold reserves are 5.4 tons, and barium carbonate is extremely abundant; non-metallic minerals include carbonite, clay, kaolin, quartz sand, Coal, etc., the total water resources are 464 million cubic meters, and the water energy resources are 20,469 kilowatts. Entering the new century, with the strong support of the central government, provinces and states, Xiangyun County proposed to strive to remove the county and establish a city, and build Xiangyun into an "ecological garden industrial city and historical and cultural pearl" with a planned area of ??50 square kilometers and a population of 500,000. "city" as the goal. Closely relying on the long history, splendid culture, abundant resources, and superior location serve as the development ideas and driving force to promote economic and social development, enrich the people and strengthen the county, and promote the comprehensive construction of a well-off society. In terms of structural adjustment, the "3, 4, 5, and 6" projects were proposed, namely: building three major bases (cultivating Yunnan's largest rubber and plastics industry base, Yunnan Province non-ferrous metal smelting and processing base, and Yunnan Province Textile Industry Base); cultivating four Large enterprise groups (Xiangyun County Feilong Group Company, Xiangyun County Building Materials Group Company, Xiangyun County Red Spider Mining Group Company and Xiangyun County Coal Industry Group Company); cultivate five pillar industries (mining and metallurgy, building materials, coal, agricultural and sideline products, textiles); Develop and construct six major parks (provincial-level Fortune Private Industrial Park, China Xiangyun Rubber and Plastic Industrial City Park, Liuchang Agricultural and Sideline Products Processing and Transportation Park, Xiazhuang Industrial Community, Banqiao Scrap Metal Recycling and Processing Community, and Yunnan Yi Ancient Post Road as the center center community). The development and construction of the "3, 4, 5, and 6" projects has been fully launched. The development and construction of the park has been rapidly advanced and the industrial structure has been adjusted, with initial results. In terms of agricultural industrial structure adjustment, during the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" period, 100,000 acres of sericulture, 100,000 acres of flax, 100,000 acres of flue-cured tobacco, 100,000 acres of bamboo, and 100,000 acres of virus-free potatoes will be developed. With the development model of "farmers + bases + enterprises + market", we will realize the close integration of agriculture and industry and promote the development of industry. Making full use of abundant biological resources, it processes more than 10,000 tons of wild mushrooms annually and has become one of the largest wild mushroom processing and export bases in China.

Xiangyun, a hot spot for investment, has vast space for development, unlimited business opportunities, unlimited hopes, and unlimited gains! The county people's government and the people of all ethnic groups in the county have new ideas and are based on integrity. We sincerely hope that domestic and foreign merchants will gather in Xiangyun. We will use the most preferential policies, the best quality services and the best environment to allow you to develop your ambitions and get the best results. The most generous return on investment.

Climate Most areas within the territory belong to the northern subtropical plateau monsoon climate zone. It has five obvious climate characteristics. First, there are no obvious changes in the four seasons. There is no severe cold in winter and no scorching heat in summer. The annual average temperature is 14.7 ℃, the average temperature in January is 8.1℃, and the average temperature in July is 19.7℃; secondly, it is constant temperature in winter and spring, rainy in summer and autumn, and distinct dry and wet seasons; thirdly, annual rainfall is low, with an average annual rainfall of 810.8 mm, in the west, north and southeast of the territory The average annual rainfall in the central part is more than 800 mm, and the average annual rainfall in the east and south is less than 700 mm; fourth, the annual sunshine hours are long, ranging from 2030.2 to 2623.9 hours, ranking fourth in the province; fifth, there is a huge difference in altitude and climate The vertical distribution is obvious and the horizontal distribution is complex.

The mountain ranges in the county all belong to the Yunling veins of the Hengduan Mountains. They enter the county from the west and north. They generally run north-south and are relatively fragmented. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast. It descends in a slightly three-step ladder. . The highest peak is Wuding Mountain at the north end, with an altitude of 3241 meters; the lowest point is Gaofengling Dahe River at the south end, with an altitude of 1433 meters. There are 4 large intermountain basins, 1 wide valley zone and 8 intermountain valleys in the county.

River Xiangyun is located in the watershed of Lancang River and Jinsha River, and on the source of the east flow of Red River. There are 32 large and small rivers and tributaries and 131 ditches in the county. Divided by water systems, the Jinsha River Basin has 18 rivers and 105 gullies. There are 14 rivers and 26 Qinggou in the Yuanjiang-Honghe River Basin.

The main lakes within the lake spring water include Qinghai Lake and Lianhua Lake. Qinghai Lake is located in the southeast of Xiangcheng Town. It is named because of its clear water. The lake is 3 kilometers long, 1.5 kilometers wide, and 3 meters deep. The lake area controls a drainage area of ??96.8 square meters. kilometer. Lianhua Lake is located in the northwest of Hedian Town. It is named after the blooming lotus flowers in the lake. The lake is 3.5 kilometers long, 1.2 kilometers wide, and 4 meters deep. The lake area controls a drainage basin of 20 square kilometers. There are 17 large and small springs exposed in the territory, and two hot springs, among which the warm water hot spring has a water temperature of 44°C and the Tianma hot spring has a water temperature of 51°C.

Ethnic groups

There are six long-standing ethnic groups in the county: Han, Yi, Bai, Miao, Hui and Lisu, of which Han accounts for 82.97%, Yi accounts for 7.16%, and Bai accounts for 9.3% , Miao people account for 0.15%, Hui people account for 0.11%, and Lisu people account for 0.24%.

Religion

Freedom of religious belief. The main religions are: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Christianity, etc.

Language

Chinese is the universal language. Use the native language in areas where ethnic minorities live together.

Culture

The county was developed earlier, and humans existed in the Neolithic Age. It is connected to the ancient Yunnan Bronze Cultural Area in the east and the Cang'er "Kunming Yi" Cultural Area in the west. A developed bronze culture was produced as early as the Pre-Qin period. During the Western Han Dynasty, this fertile land became the outpost for the development of the "Southwestern Yi". Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it has been included in the jurisdiction of Nanzhao and Dali, and has absorbed the essence of the culture of the Central Plains and ethnic minorities in both directions. The cultural accumulation is colorful, especially the rise of Buddhist culture, which has painted this fertile land with a mysterious color.

Science Education

General education includes nine-year compulsory education and three-year general high schools, vocational and technical high schools, as well as early childhood education and preschool education. In addition, various literacy classes, rural practical technical training, teacher training and adult education are widely carried out.

Health

There are 21 county, township (town) health and medical institutions, 766 health technicians, and 667 hospital beds in health institutions. The county has medical institutions such as county hospitals, health centers, traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, epidemic prevention stations, and county family planning service stations. Every village has health centers, clinics (rooms), and family planning stations. Medical and health conditions in urban and rural areas have been greatly improved, and people's health level has been significantly improved.

Natural resources

Forests, rare plant species, Chinese herbal medicines, spices, flowers, pastures, edible fungi; wild animals; non-ferrous metals: copper, molybdenum, gold, iron, lead, zinc etc.; rich reserves of coal, limestone, quartz sand, tuff, clay, etc.; total water energy resource reserves of 20,469 kilowatts.

Main industrial categories

Metallurgy, coal, electric power, building materials, chemicals, machinery, tobacco, food, etc.

Main export products

Refined zinc, silk, silk products, cotton cloth, cotton yarn, steel hoes, straw hats, small hardware products, and local specialties such as garlic, walnuts, white kidney beans, and wild fungi product.

Main areas where investment is encouraged

Energy, highways, water supply, hospitals, mining and metallurgy, chemicals, building materials, food, light industry and textiles, medicine, commerce, tourism, etc.

Attachment: Xiangyun

Xiangyun, Wang Zesheng's version, has four levels of meaning:

1. Refers to "auspicious clouds", the design pattern of the Beijing Olympic Games torch: shown China's artistic design and technological level embody the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games' hosting concept of "Green Olympics, Scientific and Technological Olympics, and Humanistic Olympics". The creative inspiration of the torch comes from the cultural concept of "originality, harmony and integration". Xiangyun has a time span of thousands of years in China and is a representative Chinese cultural symbol.

2. Refers to beautiful descriptions in poetry and other literature. For example, Wo Longsheng's "Iron Sword and Jade Pendant": "A song reflects March, auspicious clouds rise in Qujiang River, eight-colored phoenixes in Lingnan, and dragons roam all over the country of swords."

3. Refers to the physical phenomena of yin and yang. For example, the zodiac mystery poem: four and six are in harmony, and five colors are auspicious clouds.

Taoist five-color auspicious clouds refer to five colors: red, yellow, green, white and black. Corresponding to the five elements: Jia and Yi wood in the east - green, Bing Ding fire in the south - red, Geng Xin gold in the west - white, Rengui water in the north - black, and Wuji earth in China - yellow.

4. Refers to colorful auspicious clouds: it is the diffraction phenomenon of light. The phenomenon that light deviates from straight propagation when its wavefront is restricted by obstacles during propagation. For example, we encounter some phenomena in life: when you look at a fluorescent lamp through a slit, you will see colorful stripes; when you look at the sun with a razor blade, you will find that the edges are blurred. This is all diffraction of light. Since sunlight is white light, It is polychromatic light, which contains seven kinds of monochromatic light, so colorful colors appear when diffracted at the edges or gaps of clouds, which is a common natural phenomenon. Obvious diffraction phenomena can only be observed when the gaps between clouds are similar to or smaller than the wavelength of light.

The Olympic torch has the same name: The 2008 Beijing Olympics torch was named Xiangyun, which also represents good luck and good fortune

On February 18, 2021, the list of advanced counties in the 2020 National Village Cleaning Action was released, Xiangyun County on the list.

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

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

On February 21, 2017, Xiangyun County was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2016.