Which province and city does Duobao Town, Tianmen City, Hubei Province belong to?

Located in: Duobao Town, Tianmen City, Hubei Province

A town under the jurisdiction of Tianmen City. In 1948, it became the second district of Tianjing Qian County, and in 1949 it became the ninth district of Qianjiang County. In 1955, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Tianmen County and Duobao District was established. Later it was changed to the production guidance group and commune. In 1987, Duobao Town was built. It is located in the west of the city, on the east side of the Han River, 50 kilometers away from the urban area. It covers an area of ??171 square kilometers and has a population of 77,000. The provincial trunk line He (Baohu) Sha (Ocean) highway runs through the town. It governs Zengling, Shenchang, Miaowan, Gongyi, Nieqiao, Ganlu, Liuxia, Yangwan, Tianjiayuan, Xiangwan, Gexin, Luohan, Tuanjie, Zhengchang, Zhangli, Wenhu, Zhangchang, Jiangxiong , Pengchang, Lihua, Yannao, Xintan, Qiaowang, Baozui, Xingchang, Hongtu, Niechang, Jianghan, Mingxing, Whip Bay, Luoyang, Hanjing, Leifeng, Sifang, Shuangqiao, Zhongyuan 36 village committees and Duobao neighborhood committees. Agriculture is dominated by cotton and is rich in peanuts. It is a distribution center for agricultural and sideline products in the western part of the city. The machinery industry is relatively developed, and township enterprises include machinery, textile, construction, chemical industry, grain and cotton processing and other factories. .

Hundred people’s pit in Miaotai during the Anti-Japanese War

Ten kilometers east of Duobao Town, there is a village called Zoujia Garden (formerly Miaotai Village, now Lihua Village). Before the Japanese invasion, there were 96 households and 398 people living in Zoujia Garden, which were divided into 8 natural villages, also known as Zoubatai. After the Japanese army invaded Tianmen County in early 1939, they fought along the Xianghe River (now Hanjiang River Details>>

Duobao Town celebrity Zou Fengshan

Zou Fengshan (1913-1945), courtesy name Shunmei, was born in Tianmen, Hubei He was born in a poor peasant family in Duobao Town. He joined the local children's league in 1926 and joined the revolution in 1929 and joined the Communist Party of China. During the Agrarian Revolution, he joined the Red Guards in his hometown and was incorporated into the Red Army led by He Long in 1931.

Guan Yukui

Guan Yukui (1915-1945), a native of Xintan Village, Duobao Town, Tianmen, Hubei Province, participated in the revolution in September 1941, joined the party organization the following year, and served as Captain of the Guerrilla Brigade of Xianghe District, Chief of Staff of the Second Company of Tianjing Qian County Headquarters and the Third Company of the 1st Battalion of the 44th Regiment of the 5th Division of the New Fourth Army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he participated in the anti-Civil War, 1945

Zeng Fanjun

Zeng Fanjun (1924-1945) was a native of Tuanjie Village, Duobao Town, Hubei Province. He participated in the revolution in Xianghe District, and in September 1944, he was appointed as the head of Luohan Township, Lianhe Township (District). During the Xia Zheng campaign in the anti-Japanese base area, he was captured and killed by the Japanese puppet troops in Yangjiatai.

Li Ligao

Li Ligao (1905-1943) was born in Tianyang Village, Tianmen Duobao Town, Hubei Province in 1942. He participated in the revolution in August 1943 and was recommended by the local party organization to join the 44th Regiment of the 13th Brigade of the 5th Division of the New Fourth Army as a soldier. After participating in the battle from Zengjiawan to Shijiahe in Tianxi, he died in the battle at Dahongshan in August 1943.