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A brief introduction to Gushi Town, Songyang County, Zhejiang Province, which is the largest green tea county Suichang County is 15 kilometers away. The town was founded in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,800 years. It was once the seat of Songyang County. It is the oldest market town in Lishui City and ranks first among the four ancient towns in southern Zhejiang. Known as "historical town" and "Chuzhou Granary", it is the economic, cultural and commercial center of five townships and one town in the ancient city area of ??Songyang County. It is also a pilot town for comprehensive reform of small towns in Zhejiang Province. The town covers an area of ??47 square kilometers and has a cultivated land area of ??17,000 acres. The town has jurisdiction over 30 administrative villages and 5 neighborhood committees, with a total population of 22,000. In 2004, the town achieved a total industrial and agricultural output value of 406 million yuan, of which industrial output value was 322 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 3,576 yuan. The county government was established in the fourth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 199). At the beginning of the Republic of China, it was the combined village of Shang, Zhong, Xia 3li and Papu. Later they were combined into one town. In 1930, it was renamed as an ancient town. In 1949, it was still called an ancient town and a district-affiliated town. In 1956, it was changed to a county-owned town. In 1958, the ancient market brigade and the ancient market brigade of Hongguang Commune were established. The ancient town was restored to a district-affiliated town. In 1959, it was changed to the ancient city town and ancient city commune and ancient city management area. In 1961, it was changed to an ancient city town and an ancient city commune. In 1970, the ancient city commune was merged into the ancient city town. In 1980, it was restored to a county-owned town. In 1992, the district was withdrawn and merged into townships, and Gangsi Township was incorporated, and it is still called an ancient town. The ancient city is rich in agricultural resources and is famous for its sun-dried red tobacco, Maoshan fairy tea, white tea, soft-shell turtle, dried fruits, ham, and special wine. The industrial economy is booming, and characteristic industries such as bamboo and wood products, agricultural and sideline products, clothing processing, and machinery industry have been formed. The appearance of the town is changing with each passing day. The new residential area has a beautiful environment. The main road framework of the town has basically been formed. The second bridge and flood control project in the ancient city have exerted comprehensive effects on flood control, beautification and leisure, etc., improving the urban taste of the ancient city. Green eco-tourism is quietly heating up. Maoshan in the northeastern suburbs of the town is a provincial forest park and a national agricultural tourism demonstration site. Various social undertakings are booming. In 1999, it was awarded the honorary titles of "National Advanced Unit for Creating Spiritually Civilized Villages and Towns" and regional-level advanced party committee and civilized unit. In 2000, it was awarded "Education Powerful Town" and "East China Sea Cultural Pearl of Zhejiang Province". "title. In 2003, it was awarded the title of “Advanced Collective for Comprehensive Management of Public Security at the Provincial and Municipal Levels”.