What is the postal code of Huangchuan County, Xinyang City, Henan Province?

Postcode: 464000

Huangchuan County is located in the southeast of Henan Province, bordering the Huaihe River to the north, the Dabie Mountains to the south, and is located in the center of Xinyang region. In 2009, Huangchuan was added as a pilot county directly under provincial administration by the Henan Provincial Government, highlighting Huangchuan's important position in Henan's economy and urban construction, and will also provide useful pilot and reference for the country's exploration of counties directly under provincial administration. The county has a population of 800,000 and a total area of ??1,666.1 square kilometers, including 970,000 acres of cultivated land and 160,000 acres of water area.

Huangchuan County has jurisdiction over 4 streets, 9 towns, and 8 townships: Chunshen Street, Dingcheng Street, Yiyang Street, Laocheng Street, Shuangliushu Town, Umbrella Town, and Butaji Town , Renhe Town, Fudian Town, Yuzi Town, Taolinpu Town, Huangsigang Town, Jiangjiaji Town, Chuanliudian Township, Weigang Township, Zhangji Township, Lailong Township, Longgu Township, Tandian Township , Shanggang Township, Baidian Township.

Huangchuan has a long history and splendid culture, and is the birthplace of the Huang family in China. It was called Huang State in the Spring and Autumn Period, Yiyang in the Han Dynasty, Guangzhou in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and was renamed Huangchuan in the second year of the Republic of China. Later, the Huangchuan Special Office was established and merged into Xinyang in 1952. There are many famous people in history, and there are many monuments and cultural relics everywhere. It is the hometown of Chun Shenjun in the Warring States Period and the hometown of Ma Zuchang, the literary giant of the Yuan Dynasty. The ancient city of the Huang Kingdom is majestic, the bronzes of Cai Fan are exquisite, the iron flagpole of the Qing Dynasty stands impressively, and the ink inscriptions of Wu Daozi are superb, attracting countless literati, celebrities and celebrities. Huangchuan has beautiful scenery and charming scenery. The small Huang River like a jade belt passes through the city, like a rainbow of twin bridges flying north and south. The two cities of Chunshen and Yiyang face each other: there are white sails on the river, and there are fishing boats singing late at night; pavilions on both sides of the river. The pavilion is dimly lit in the middle of the night. Then there are the Wanghe Tower, Sanyi Temple, Qingdi New Willows, Qili Qingquan and other scenic spots, which are like picturesque waves and are known as "Little Suzhou in southern Henan" and "Land of Fish and Rice".

Industry

Huangchuan County is a major grain county in the country, one of the first commercial grain base counties, an advanced county in scientific and technological work, an advanced county in sports work, a national ecological construction demonstration county, a provincial opening-up county, a pilot county for economic system reform, and a pig foreign trade export base. The county is rich in agricultural resources, and agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery are booming. Specialty agriculture such as turtles, ducks, flowers, pigs, and fisheries are well-known throughout the country. The industry has formed six major industrial systems: light textiles, mechanical and electrical products, food, chemicals, building materials, and feed. It has cultivated three major groups: Huaying, Yamei and Xuniu. Huaying is one of the 151 key leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization and an advanced enterprise in national quality management. It is a commodity distribution center at the junction of Hubei, Henan and Anhui provinces. .

Huangchuan is rich in natural resources, with a mild climate, abundant rainfall, abundant light and heat, and four distinct seasons. It is rich in rice, wheat, rape, kenaf, aquatic products, livestock and poultry, flowers, tea, etc. With an annual output of 350,000 kilograms, it is known as the "Kingdom of Turtles"; Cherry Valley duck breeding reaches 24 million, ranking first in the world; the flower area is more than 50,000 acres, with more than 200 genera, and it is a national flower and tree demonstration base county and Huangchuan is a "Hometown of Flowers and Trees" awarded by the state.

Huangchuan is one of the 26 key counties in the province to promote urbanization. The urban built-up area has reached 19 square kilometers and the urban population is 190,000. The road infrastructure is in good condition and has complete functions. There are two central substations with 110,000 volts and 220,000 volts and a water plant with a daily water supply of 80,000 tons. The medium-sized city master plan has been approved by the province in 2005. The urban built-up area reaches 28.6 square meters. square kilometers, an increase of 9.8 square kilometers from the end of the "Ninth Five-Year Plan"; the urban population is 270,000, an increase of 112,000 from the end of the "Ninth Five-Year Plan". By 2006, the county's planned construction and development goal is that the urban built-up area will reach 33 square kilometers. km, the urban population is 320,000, and the urbanization level has reached over 38%. By 2010, the urban built-up area has reached 50 square kilometers, the urban population has reached 500,000, and the urbanization level has reached 38%. About sixty.

In 2006, the county's GDP reached 7 billion yuan, an increase of 1.46%, and the primary, secondary and tertiary industries increased by 10.5%, 17.3% and 16% respectively, and the local general budget revenue was 143 million yuan, an increase of 1.4%. 20.2; fiscal expenditure reached 525 million yuan, an increase of 12.5%.

Huangchuan’s unique advantages, relaxed environment, and preferential policies are attracting attention from all directions.

Tomorrow's Huangchuan will be better and more brilliant!

Huangchuan County's location advantages

Transportation

Huangchuan County has unique location advantages and developed transportation and communications. It is located in the "golden" zone at the junction of Hubei, Henan and Anhui provinces. National Highways 312 and 106, Shanghai-Shaanxi Expressway and Daguang Expressway intersect in the county respectively; the National West-East Gas Transmission Branch Project passes through Huangchuan and has a central gas station; the Beijing-Kowloon and Shanghai-Ukraine optical cables intersect in Huangchuan, opening 10 Wanmen program-controlled telephone and mobile communications. It has unique transportation and communication center conditions connecting north and south, connecting east and west. Huangchuan is also the only county among the seven important railway hubs in Henan. Huangchuan County Beijing-Kowloon Railway-Ningxi Railway

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Construction History

Guangzhou Prefecture in front of Huangchuan today. Guangzhou was established by Liang in the Southern Dynasty, and its administrative seat was Guangcheng (now Guangshan). It can be traced back to the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. It was called Qiyang County, and the county was named Dayang, which was the county government. From the Tang and Five Dynasties to the Song Dynasty, it was Dayang County in Rigang Prefecture, Rixian Prefecture, or Jiangzhou, to name a few. Geyang County was changed to Dingcheng County in the Sui Dynasty. In the first year of Taiji of the Tang Dynasty (712), it was moved to Dingcheng (today's Huangchuan), and it was reduced to Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and the name of Guangzhou was established and unchanged. In the early Ming Dynasty, Dingcheng Province became a state, and it was changed to belong to Fengyang Prefecture of Nanzhili, but it still belonged to Runing Prefecture. The four counties of Guangshan, Gushi, Shangcheng and Xi were promoted to Zhili Prefecture in the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1742), and the counties remained as before. In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Guangzhou was abolished and renamed Huangchuan County, which belongs to Ruyang Road. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it belonged to Huangchuan Prefecture and was stationed in this county. In 1952, it was merged into Xinyang Prefecture and remains unchanged to this day.

Huangchuan Prefecture

Huangchuan Prefecture was originally the first and second prefectures of Eyu District in the Central Plains Liberated Area. In 1949, it was merged into Huangchuan Prefecture, with the special agency stationed in Huangchuan County. It governs 7 counties including Huangchuan, Guangshan, Xinxian (originally renamed as Fuxian), Shangcheng, Gushi, Luoshan and Xixian. In 1952, Huaibin County (located in Wulongji) was established from the three counties of Gushi, Huangchuan and Xixian. In the same year, the Huangchuan Prefecture was abolished, and eight counties including Huangchuan, Guangshan, Xinxian, Shangcheng, Gushi, Luoshan, Xixian, and Huaibin, which were part of the original Huangchuan Prefecture, were merged into the Xinyang Prefecture.

In 2009, Huangchuan was listed as the first county directly under provincial administration in Henan Province by Henan Province 0, highlighting Huangchuan’s important position in Henan’s economy and urban construction, and will also provide information for the national exploration of counties directly under provincial administration. Useful pilot and reference.

Previous compilations of chronicles

Before the Yuan Dynasty, there were many old chronicles in Guangzhou, but they are all lost. (Refer to Zhang Guogan's "Research on Ancient Chinese Local Chronicles")) The Ming Dynasty was first compiled during the Hongzhi period, and Zhang Hui, the prefect of Zhizhou, majored in it. The book has ten volumes and is recorded in "Qianqingtang Bibliography" and "Ming History·Yiwenzhi". Zhang Hui only knows that he took office during the Hongzhi period, but there is no examination of him. It was repaired again during the Jiajing period and compiled by Ge Chen, referring to the time sequence. Gechen Yu Ziliang, a Juren of Gushi County, was the general magistrate of Guangzhou at that time. He was keen on compiling chronicles. In addition to compiling the chronicles of this state, he also compiled the chronicles of Gushi County, and his books have been handed down to this day. Yu Shi, a native of Guangshan, was a Jinshi in the 17th year of Jiajing (1538), and served as the minister of the Ministry of War in Nanjing. There is a biography in "History of the Ming Dynasty".

The "Chao Shi Baowen Tang Bibliography" records a kind of "Guangzhou Chronicle", which is suspected to be one of the two books above. It was revised in the third year of Wanli (1575) by Chen Ye, the magistrate of the state, and Chen Zhang, a native of Yanzhou. Chen Ye was born in Longxi, Fujian, and took office in the second year of Wanli. Chen Zhang, Juren, served as a member of the Ministry of Justice and Foreign Affairs. "Mai Wang Guan Bibliography" and "Dansheng Tang Bibliography" each contain one type of "Guangzhou Chronicle" in four volumes, which is suspected to be this book. The above three books are all lost. There were six revisions in the Qing Dynasty: Shunzhi and Kangxi each revised it once, Qianlong and Guangxu each revised it twice (a kind of "Guangzhou Local Chronicle" by Guangxu), and all the books are preserved. During the Republic of China, county chronicles were compiled. It took many years to complete the draft. Only one volume was printed and then stopped. Now only the printed version remains, and the remaining drafts are lost.

Since the Ming Dynasty, ten types of records have been compiled, seven of which survive; three have been lost, all of which are Mingzhi.

Huangchuan County is located in the southeast of Henan Province, bordering the Dabie Mountains to the south and the Huaihe River to the north. It is located in the connection zone of Henan, Hubei and Anhui provinces, and is located at 114°53′~115°21′ east longitude. Between 31°52′ and 32°22′ north latitude. The county borders Gushi in the east, Guangshan in the west, Shangcheng in the south, and faces Xixian and Huaibin across the Huaihe River in the north. It is the center of southeastern Henan.

Huangchuan County is a famous city with a long history. One river flows eastward, the city is divided into north and south, and two bridges connect it, making it unique. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially after the reform and opening up, regional advantages have been further highlighted. The Beijing-Kowloon and Ningxia Railways, Ashen and Luoye Expressways, National Highways 312 and 106, the Beijing-Kowloon and Wuhan-Shanghai optical cables and the two West-East Gas Pipeline branches all pass through Huangchuan, forming five golden "crosses" , so that Huangchuan County has unique transportation and communication center conditions connecting the north and south, connecting the east and the west.

In January 2021, the fourth batch of counties (cities, districts) in Henan Province that meet food safety standards was released, and Huangchuan County was on the list.

In November 2020, the Ministry of Water Resources announced the third batch of counties (districts) that have met the standards for water-saving society construction, and Huangchuan County was on the list.

In November 2020, the ranking of the top 100 counties in China's tea industry in 2020 was released, with Huangchuan County ranking 90th.

In June 2020, Huangchuan County was included in the second batch of counties for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics (Hunan, Henan and Anhui areas).

In August 2019, the list of comprehensive demonstration counties for e-commerce in rural areas in 2019 was released, and Huangchuan County was included.

In March 2019, Huangchuan County was included in the first batch of counties for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics (E-Henan-Anhui area).

In December 2018, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs awarded Huangchuan County the title of "National Level Fishery Healthy Breeding Demonstration County (Fourth Batch)".

In August 2018, Huangchuan County won the honor of the fourth batch of national advanced units in the creation of rule of law counties and cities.

In February 2018, Huangchuan County was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education nationwide in 2017.

In 2005, Huangchuan County ranked 83rd among the top 100 meat-producing counties in the country in 2005.