General situation of zhongshan town region

Zhongshan Township has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant rainfall and sunshine. The annual average temperature 16℃, the annual average sunshine 1680 hours and the annual rainfall 1200ml. The annual frost-free period is 250 days. The cultivated land area in Zhongshan Township is 29,425 mu, including 5,279 mu of paddy field and 24 1.46 mu of dry land. The fertile land, strong soil viscosity and rich clay are very suitable for planting flue-cured tobacco. In 2002, Qujing was rated as one of the 50 high-quality tobacco-producing towns in the city for its good texture, large leaves, yellow color, high oil content and high qualified rate. The foggy and rainy weather in winter and spring and the unique climatic conditions gave birth to another pillar industry-rape industry. Zhongshan is a traditional agricultural village in mountainous areas. The main agricultural products are corn, rice, wheat, potatoes, flue-cured tobacco, rape, ginger, peppers, vegetables, freshwater fish, pigs, beef cattle, goats, honey, peaches, pears, persimmons, chestnuts, walnuts, peppers and medicinal materials. The main featured products are honey and Lugu.

Luoping county governs villages and towns. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Dongxiang, and 1940 established Zhongshan Commune, and 1988 established Zhongshan Township. Located in the east of the county seat, 33.6 kilometers away from the county government. East of Huangni River, facing Xingyi City, Guizhou Province. It covers an area of 208 square kilometers and has a total population of 30,027 at the end of 2000. The terrain is mostly plateau and mountain, and a few are small intermountain basins and valleys. There is Qingshui River in the territory, Nankun Railway and National Highway 324 in the north edge, and expressway leads to the county seat. Jurisdiction over Dog Street, Laodukou, Xige, Mi Village, Puri, Shi, Lu Yi, Laojichang, Tuohei, Dadiping, Lubuge, etc.1/administrative village. Oil-producing coal, bituminous coal and anthracite. Agriculture mainly produces corn, rice, wheat, rape, ginger, citrus, sugarcane and camellia oleifera. Zhongshan is one of the old revolutionary areas in Yunnan, with the Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs and the Lubuge Three Gorges, a provincial scenic spot. 1994 was awarded as "advanced township in science and technology in Yunnan province".