Langtang Town, luoding city

Luoding, located in the west of Guangdong Province, is one of the 50 mountainous counties (cities) in the province and the first batch of historical and cultural cities in Guangdong Province. The city covers a total area of 2327.5 square kilometers, with 2 1 town and a total population of10.09 million. The built-up area of the central city is 1.9 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 240,000. In 2003, the city's gross domestic product (calculated at comparable prices) was 8.969 billion yuan, the total industrial and agricultural output value (calculated at 1990s prices) was 654.38 billion yuan+02.49 billion yuan, of which the total industrial output value was 654.38 billion yuan+00.55 billion yuan, the general budget revenue of local finance was 654.38 billion yuan+0.3 billion yuan, and the total foreign trade export value was 74.95 million US dollars. Luoding has a history of 1600 years since it was founded in the late Jin Dynasty. Qin belonged to Nanhai County, Duan Xi County, Han Li County and Longshui County in Song Dynasty. Longshui County was promoted to Luoding Zhili Prefecture in the fifth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1577), and governed Dong 'an and Xining (now Yuncheng, Yun 'an and Yunan). After the Revolution of 1911, the abandoned state was renamed Luoding County. 1993 On April 8th, the State Council approved the withdrawal of counties and the establishment of cities. Luoding city has jurisdiction over 6 streets and 17 towns: Luocheng Street, Su Long Street, Fucheng Street, Shuangdong Street, Chengdong Street, Chengxi Street, Luo Jing Town, Taiping Town, Fenjie Town, luoping town Town, Chuanbu Town, Tangzhen Town, Pingtang Town, Jinji Town, Di Wei Town, Huashi Town, Tanbin Town and Shaoli Town.