Where is Houzhu Village?

Houzhu Village is located in the north of Qianzhen, adjacent to Guangming Village in the east, Minxing Village in the south and Guanshan Village in the northwest. It is formed by the merger of Houzhu Natural Village and Hecun Natural Village. The village covers an area of 4.72 square kilometers, including 3246 mu of forest and 986 mu of cultivated land. It has jurisdiction over 2 1 villager group with 606 households and population 1726. The general party branch of the village has branches for the aged, workers, businessmen and farmers, with 7 1 person in party member. There are office buildings, gymnasiums, basketball courts, table tennis rooms and places for the elderly in the village, which greatly enrich the cultural life of the masses.

Houzhu village is dominated by agriculture, supplemented by family workshops, and its pillar industries are Houzhu bamboo shoot market and Hecun forest timber, as well as sideline businesses such as raising healthy pigs and chickens. In recent years, under the leadership of the two village committees, Houzhu Village has actively carried out the construction of a new socialist countryside. All undertakings have flourished, villagers have a well-off life, the village is clean and tidy, and the rural customs are civilized and harmonious.

With the correct leadership and strong support of the Party committee, government and relevant departments at higher levels, and with the close cooperation of cadres and villagers in party member, Houzhu Village has successively won the honorary titles of Lin 'an Advanced Health Unit, Advanced Party Branch, Heping Village, Lin 'an Popular Science Demonstration Village and Advanced Village for Increasing Farmers' Income.

There are top tourist attractions such as Tianmu Kiln Site Group, Tianmu Mountain, Lin 'an Daming Mountain, Liuxijiang River and Taihu Lake Source near Houzhu Village, and there are specialties such as Tianmu Mountain dried bamboo shoots, Lin 'an, Yushu, Tianmu Mountain thunder bamboo shoots and Tianmu Mountain Dendrobium candidum.