Geographical environment of Raoyang county

Raoyang County is located in the southeast of Hebei Province, 240 kilometers away from Beijing and Tianjin in the north, Qin, Tang and Cang development zones in the east, and Shijiazhuang 1 10 kilometers away from the provincial capital in the west. Raoyang County is connected to Suning County and Lixian County in the north, Anping County and Boye County in the west, Wuqiang County and xian county County in the east and Shenzhou City in the south, with a total area of 573 square kilometers.

Raoyang county belongs to warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate, with less cold snowfall in winter, more dry sandstorms in spring, high temperature and rain in summer, sunny weather in autumn and moderate temperature and humidity. The annual average temperature is 12.5℃, and the annual total precipitation is about 510 mm.

As of 20 1 1, the vegetable planting area in Raoyang county is 380,000 mu, of which 300,000 mu are protected vegetables, ranking first in the province. There are eight pollution-free and green vegetable production bases and eight melon and vegetable wholesale markets in the county.

By the end of 20 12, Raoyang county had three dairy farming communities (farms) 13, with 2400 cows on hand, with an annual output of 2 1000 tons of fresh milk. There are 126 pig farms above designated size in the county, and the number of live pigs reaches192,800, and there are over 4 million laying hens above designated size 160. There are 20 special breeding communities in the county, and there are more than 400,000 minks, foxes and raccoons on hand all the year round.

As of 20 12, poplar is the main timber forest in Raoyang county, with a total area of 82,000 mu, and the farmland forest network in Raoyang county has a control area of 580,000 mu, with a control rate of 100%. Economic forests are mainly grapes, apples, pears and peaches, with a total area of 6.5438+0.56 million mu. The protected grape planting area in Raoyang County reached 58,000 mu. Shijingtai

At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Scapharca subcrenata built a platform in his hometown, now Nanshiqin Village, called Shijingtai. Scapharca subcrenata teaches the Book of Songs to students on this stage. The village was named "The Book of Songs" by Taiwan, and was later misrepresented as Qin. According to its orientation, it was divided into three villages: South, North and Zhongshiqin.

Shanxi immigrants

In the second year of Hongwu (1369) and the second year of Yongle (1404) in the Ming Dynasty, people moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to Raoyang twice, and more than 70 villages were built. Among the immigrants from Shanxi, people from Hongdong and nearby areas account for the majority. Raojinyang siza noodles

Grind mung bean, wheat and sesame into fine powder, and mix with sesame oil, sugar, egg white and proper amount of water. Roll the baked dough into a large sheet like tissue paper, cool it slightly until it is wet and dry, fold it continuously, and cut it into filaments after folding.