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Huining County

Editor

The synonym Huining generally refers to Huining County

Huining County is located in Baiyin City, Gansu Province. In the central part of the province, at the southern end of Baiyin City.

Huining County has a total area of ??6,439 square kilometers and governs 12 townships and 16 towns. [1] The total population is 564,100 (2012). There are 7 ethnic groups in the territory, including Han, Hui, Dongxiang, and Salar. .

In 2012, Huining County achieved a GDP of 4,594.37 million yuan, an increase of 14.5% over 2011.

Huining has been an important transportation thoroughfare and military center since ancient times, and is known as the "Key to Qinlong".

Human beings lived and multiplied in the territory as early as the Neolithic Age more than 5,000 years ago; Zuli County was established during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty more than 2,100 years ago; the ancient Silk Road passed through the territory, leaving behind Many important towns, inns and castle ruins.

In October 1936, the three main forces of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army successfully joined forces in Huining, making Huining famous both at home and abroad.

Huining is a famous county for education in northwest China, and is known as "the top county in the northwest college entrance examination" and "the hometown of doctors".

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Chinese name

Huining County

Foreign name

Huining County

Alias

Suzhou, Huizhou, Fengcheng

Administrative district category

County

Region

< p> Baiyin City, Gansu Province

Areas under its jurisdiction

16 towns, 12 townships; 284 villages, 14 communities[1]

Government residence

Huishi Town

Telephone area code

0943

Postal code

730700

Geographical location< /p>

Central Gansu, 130 kilometers southeast of Lanzhou City

Area

6439 square kilometers

Population

564,100 ( 2012)

Dialect

Central Plains Mandarin-Longzhong Film-Huining Dialect

Climatic conditions

Mid-temperate semi-arid climate< /p>

Famous Attractions

Former Reunion Site, Taohua Mountain, Ironwood Mountain, Xining City

Airport

Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport

Railway Station

Dingxi Station, Lanzhou Station

License Plate Code

Gan D

Average Altitude

2025 Mi

Secretary of the County Party Committee

Wang Kejian[3]

County Magistrate

Qin Junshan[4]

Contents

1 History

? Origin of place names

? Historical evolution

2 Administrative divisions

3 Geographic environment

? Location realm

? Geology

? Landform

? Climate

? Water system

4 Natural resources

5 Population and ethnicity

6 Economy

? Overview

? Primary industry

< p> ? Secondary industry

? Tertiary industry

7 Transportation

8 Social undertakings

? Science and technology

? Educational undertakings

? Cultural undertakings

? Sports undertakings

? Health undertakings

9 Cultural relics

10 Tourism Resources

11 Famous Figures

12 City Business Cards

History

Editing

Origin of the place name

Zhou Taizu Yuwentai was the prime minister of the Western Wei Dynasty. He patrolled the west and met here.

Zhang Xin, a local man, spent all his wealth to reward the Sixth Army.

"Taizu Yue was ordered to establish a state, named after 'Hui'." [5]

Historical evolution

There were humans in the Neolithic Age Activity.

In "Yu Gong", it belongs to Yongzhou.

Yin and Zhou were inhabited by the Western Qiang.

From the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Beidi County.

During the Han Dynasty, the country was located on the northern line of the "Silk Road" and used troops to conquer the Hexi Conduit.

According to "Historical Records", in the third year of Yuanding (114 BC), Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty established Zuli County (named after Zuli River), which belonged to Anding County, and its administrative seat is today In Guochengyi Town in the north of the county, there are ruins of the old city of Zuli County.

In 112 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty visited here on his westward tour.

"Book of Han. Records of Emperor Wu" records: "In the winter and tenth month of the fifth year (Yuan Ding), I traveled to Yong and visited the five temples. Then I crossed Long, climbed Kongtong, and returned to the Zuli River in the west." .

Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and changed Zuli County into Xiangli County. In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, Xiangli County was abolished and renamed Zuli County.

In the fifth year of Emperor Yongchu of An Dynasty (111 BC), the county was moved to the shore of Lihe River in Wopu Village, Shilipu Village, South of Huishi Town, Huining County today, and it belonged to Wuwei County of the Liangzhou Prefectural Department.

During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wei and was under the jurisdiction of Wuwei County.

Since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the land of Huining has fallen into desolation.

In the early Western Jin Dynasty, Zuli County was abolished.

In the first year of Yongning (301) of Emperor Hui, Zhang Gui, the governor of Liangzhou, established Zuli County near Liangzhou (now Wuwei), and later moved the county to the hometown of Guochengyi.

During the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zuli County was subordinate to the five political powers of Qianliang, Qianqin, Houliang, Houqin and Western Qin.

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, in the second year of Taiyan of the Northern Wei Dynasty (436), Zuli County was changed to the ancestral residence and moved to Pingliang. Later, Huining County was built in Jingyuan County today, giving it the name "Huining". beginning.

In the second year of the Western Wei Dynasty (553), when Taizu Zhou was the Prime Minister of the Western Wei Dynasty, Huining County, Huizhou was established, and its administrative location was in the northeast of present-day Jingyuan County.

"Yuanhe Zhi" records: "In the later Zhou Dynasty, Taizu was the prime minister of the Western Wei Dynasty. He came to patrol and met here. Zhang Xin, a native, rewarded the army with money. Taizu was very happy because he established a state named Huining."

"Zhou Taizu

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established Huining County and belonged to Huizhou." Huining County got its name from the Western Wei Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,400 years.

The Northern Zhou Dynasty belonged to Wulan County, Gaoping County.

The Sui Dynasty belonged to Huining County, Pingliang County.

In the first year of Kaihuang (581) of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Huining Town was established. In the 16th year of Kaihuang (596), it was renamed Huining County, which belonged to Pingliang County, and later changed to Liangchuan County.

The Tang Dynasty belonged to Huining County in Huizhou, and governed two counties: Huining and Wulan.

In the eighth year of Zhenguan (634), Huizhou was renamed Suzhou. In the same year, it was renamed Huizhou and belonged to Guannei Road.

In the first year of Xuanzong Tianbao's reign (742), Huizhou was renamed Huining County.

In the first year of Daizong Guangde's reign (763), Tubo fell into Tubo and was renamed "Ruzhe".

The Song Dynasty belonged to Fuchuan County, Huizhou.

In the first year of the Ming Dynasty (1032) of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, the Dangxiang people conquered Huizhou and the territory belonged to Xixia.

In the fifth year of Shenzong Yuanfeng's reign (1082), Huizhou was recovered and belonged to Lanhui Road, Xihe River.

In the second year of Yuanfu (1099) of Emperor Zhezong, Huizhou New City (now the ancient city of Dunxiabao) was built.

In the third year of Chongning (1104), Huizong established Fuzhou County in the state.

In Xuanhezhong (1120), he tried to build Ciqiang City in Zhangcheng Castle Village, Zhaijiasuo Township, which was called "Ganquan Fort" at that time.

In the first year of Zong Jingkang's reign (1126), the Jin Dynasty established Xining County in Ganquan Fort (now the ancient city of Xining in Zhang Castle).

So far, there are two counties (Fuzhou and Xining) and one state (Huizhou) in Huining County today.

Baochuan County, Metal Huizhou Prefecture.

Xining County was also established, belonging to Qinzhou, and its administrative seat is Zhangchao Castle Village, Zhaijiasuo Township. There are ruins of the ancient city of Xining.

In October of the fourth year of Jin Xuanzong’s reign (1216), Xining County was promoted to Xining Prefecture, which still belonged to Hui Prefecture, and was later demoted to a county.

In the fourth year of Xuanzong’s reign (1220), Xixia occupied Huizhou.

In the second year of Yuanguang of Xuanzong (1223), the Jin people regained Huizhou.

In the seventh year of Emperor Zhizheng of the Yuan Dynasty (1347), the county was merged into the state, under Gongchang Road, and under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Province; in the twelfth year of Zhizheng (1352), due to the serious earthquake in Huining, the "Edict was changed" Huizhou is Huiningzhou."

Huining County

In the eighth year of Emperor Taizong of Mongolia (1236), the Mongolian army occupied Huizhou.

In the early Yuan Dynasty, the state seat was moved to Xining County.

In the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty (1270), Xining County was merged into Huizhou.

In the twelfth year of Huizong Zhizheng (1352), the imperial edict was issued to change Huizhou to Huiningzhou.

In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1369), today's Huining County was established, under the jurisdiction of Gongchang Road, the Chief Secretary of Shaanxi Province.

The name Huining County has been used ever since, through the Ming and Qing dynasties, and has a history of more than 600 years.

In the tenth year of Hongwu (1377), the prefecture was reduced to a county and placed under the jurisdiction of Gongchang Road.

In the early Qing Dynasty, it was subordinate to Gongchang Mansion.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), the county was transferred to Lanshan Road; in the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (1927), the road was abolished and directly under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province; in the twenty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1936) In October, during the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's 1st, 2nd and 4th Front Armies in Huining, the county Soviet government was established; in the 33rd year of the Republic of China (1944), it was renamed under the jurisdiction of the Ninth Administrative Procuratorate of Gansu Province (Lintao).

On August 22, 1949, the People's Government of Huining County was established, and the Office of the Administrative Supervision Commissioner of the Huining District was established; on September 22, the Huining District was renamed Dingxi District, with Huining as its subordinate county; 1985 On August 1, 2011, Huining County was transferred to Baiyin City.

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In the early 1950s, the county had 5 districts and 81 townships.

In 1957, it was gradually withdrawn and merged into 3 districts, 1 town and 29 townships.

In 1958, 10 people's communes were established.

In 1961, the number of people's communes increased to 40.

In 1965, it was merged into 20 people's communes and 1 Chengguan town.

In 1969, Chengguan Town was abolished and merged into Chengguan People's Commune.

In 1973, 10 people's communes were added: Wangmiao, Houchuan, Taiping, Qingjiang, Malu, Caotan, Zhangli, Tumu, Xinzhuang and Yuanbian.

In 1976, Baiyuan People's Commune was added.

In 1979, Chaimen People’s Commune was added.

Chengguan Town was restored in 1980.

In July 1983, the commune was withdrawn and the township was established. Chengguan Town was renamed Huishi Town (named after the first, second and fourth front armies of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army joined forces in October 1936). The first township in the county was established. 32, 1 town.

In August 2000, Guochengyi Township was abolished and Guochengyi Town was established.

In September 2001, Hepan Township and Touzhaizi Township were abolished and Hepan Town and Touzhaizi Town were established.

In January 2005, the five townships of Taohuashan, Wangjiamiao, Yuanbian, Zhangli and Qingjiangyi were abolished. In September 2005, the county governed 6 towns and 22 townships (including 1 Ethnic Township), 284 villages, 6 communities, 2039 villagers' groups, and 29 residents' groups.

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In 2015, Zhongchuan Township, Hanjiacha Township, Liujiazhaizi Township, Baicaoyuan Township, Dagou Township, Sifangwu Township, and Laojun were cancelled. Po Township and Pingtouchuan Township, Zhongchuan Town, Hanjiacha Town, Liujiazhaizi Town, Baicaoyuan Town, Dagou Town, Sifangwu Town, Laojunpo Town, and Pingtouchuan Town were established (Gan Minfu [2015] No. 2).

After adjustment, the county governs 14 towns and 14 townships (including 1 ethnic township).

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Administrative divisions

Editor

As of 2016, Huining governs 16 towns, 12 townships, and 284 villages, 14 communities, and 2,078 villager groups.

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Towns: Huishi Town, Guochengyi Town, Hepan Town, Touzhaizi Town, Gangouyi Town, Taipingdian Town, Zhongchuan Town, Hanjiacha Town, Chaijiamen Town, Dagou Town, Houjiachuan Town, Liujiazhaizi Town, Baicaoyuan Town, Sifangwu Town, Laojunpo Town, and Pingtouchuan Town.

Townships: Dingjiagou Township, Xintianbao Hui Township, Dangjiaxian Township, Yangyaji Township, Zhaijiasuo Township, Baliwan Township, Hanjiaji Township, Tumenxian Township, Xinjiaxian Township Yuan Township, Caotan Township, Tugaoshan Township, and Xinzhuang Township.

Name of the division at this level

Area of ??the division at this level

Details of the divisions under its jurisdiction

Government residence of this level

< p> Huishi Town has 186.8 square kilometers, 8 communities, 8 villages, 62 villager groups, and 29 residents’ groups. Zhiyang Community

Guochengyi Town has 329.1 square kilometers, 11 villages, 59 villager groups, and 2 residents’ groups. Community Xinbaozi

Hepan Town has 243.4 square kilometers, 8 villages, 76 villager groups, and 1 community Songjia Riverside

Touzhaizi Town has 473 square kilometers, 15 villages, and 98 villagers Group, 2 communities Touzhaizi

Dingjiagou Township 164.7 square kilometers, 10 villages, 88 villagers group Yangjiachuan

Xintianbao Hui Township 218 square kilometers, 13 villages, 75 Villager groups Nan Majia

Zhongchuan Town has 138.3 square kilometers, 10 villages, and 66 villager groups. Xiazhongchuan

Houjiachuan Town has 112.3 square kilometers, 7 villages, and 62 villager groups Houjiachuan< /p>

Dangjiaxian Township has 149.8 square kilometers, 10 villages, and 89 villager groups. Dangjiaxian

Yangyaji Township has 162.8 square kilometers, 12 villages, and 84 villager groups. Yangyaji< /p>

Laojunpo Town has 145.3 square kilometers, 13 villages, and 78 villager groups. Laojunpo

Taipingdian Town has 139.9 square kilometers, 12 villages, 93 villager groups, and 2 communities. Taiping Shop

Zhaijiasuo Township has 181.9 square kilometers, 12 villages, and 92 villager groups Zhaijiasuo

Chaijiamen Town has 11 villages and 67 villager groups in 279.3 square kilometers Chaijiamen< /p>

Baliwan Township, 195.3 square kilometers, 11 villages, 88 villager groups Baliwan

Pingtouchuan Town, 138.3 square kilometers, 9 villages, 57 villagers groups, Ma Lucicui

Hanjiaji Township 188.7 square kilometers, 8 villages, 73 villager groups Dongjiapo

Dagou Town 285.7 square kilometers

14 villages, 90 villager groups

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Dagou

Sifangwu Town has 258.8 square kilometers, 10 villages, and 63 villager groups. Nanzhangjia

Gangouyi Town has 336.2 square kilometers, 12 villages, 87 villager groups, 1 community Gangouyi

Hanjiacha Town 385.7 square kilometers 12 villages, 90 villager groups Hanjiachaxiazhuang

Tumenxian Township 185.9 square kilometers There are 6 villages and 34 villager groups in Tumenxian County

There are 9 villages and 72 villager groups in Xinyuan Township and 287.3 square kilometers in Liujiagou

There are 7 villages in Caotan Township and 211.1 square kilometers. Village, 42 villager groups Caotan

Tugaoshan Township 245.8 square kilometers, 6 villages, 40 villagers groups Chengjiayuan

Baicaoyuan Town 175 square kilometers, 8 villages, 69 villagers Group North Liujia

Liujiazhaizi Town has 297.3 square kilometers, 12 villages, and 83 villager groups. Liujiazhaizi

Xinzhuang Township has 323.3 square kilometers, 8 villages, and 62 villager groups. Zhuangzi

(Table data comes from: [1] [10] )

Geographic environment

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Location realm

Huining County is located in the central part of Gansu Province, at the southern end of Baiyin City, between 35°24′ and 36°26′ north latitude and 104°29′ and 105°31′ east longitude.

It borders Jingning County and Xiji County and Haiyuan County of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to the east, Tongwei County to the south, Anding District and Yuzhong County to the west, and Jingyuan County and Pingchuan District to the north.

The total area is 6439 square kilometers.

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Geology

Huining is located at the junction of the Loess Plateau and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in the northwest. The land structure is complex, mostly based on metamorphic rocks and granite, with extensive sedimentation on it. Tertiary red beds and Quaternary loess, with limestone, Jurassic and Cretaceous strata exposed in some areas.

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Landform

The entire terrain of Huining slopes from southeast to northwest, with undulating hills and crisscrossing ravines.

With the Zuli River as its backbone, the county is dotted with dendritic ravines and "V"-shaped deep valleys.

< p> On average, there are 1.07 kilometers of ravines per square kilometer of land.

Generally, it is higher in the south and lower in the north. There are mountains and peaks with an altitude of 2,200 meters in the northeast corner and the central and western parts. The south and central parts are mountainous, mostly composed of loess accumulation and erosion of Changliang and Liangmao landforms; the north are mostly Sichuan and plateau landforms, which are valley terraces cut by the remaining plateaus on the top of Liangmao and rivers.

The landforms can be roughly divided into:

Landforms of Huining County

(1) Changliang and Liangmao landforms eroded by loess accumulation

This landform is widely distributed in the county. .

The beams are in the shape of long strips with not wide tops, long slope beams, and large slopes with a slope of 15-25 degrees. Most of them are cut by modern trough-shaped gullies, with the head of the ditch being a "palm ground" and a "palm" in the middle. A few of them have intermountain basin landforms.

In areas with severe erosion, beams and hills coexist. The tops of the hills are not large, and the surrounding slopes are about 10 degrees.

The beams are connected to each other. Long, deep valleys, thick loess accumulation

(2) Loess accumulation eroded the remaining plateau landforms on the top of Liangmao

This landform is distributed in the Zuli River and the northern part of the county. On both sides of the Guanchuan River, there are eight typical hilltop remnants of the Baicao Plateau, Zhazi Plateau, and Lijia Plateau, with an altitude of 1,700-2,200 meters. The slope of the plateau is gentle, generally between 5 and 10 degrees.

The cut from the plateau edge to the valley bottom is deep, the slope is high and steep, the plateau is plateau, and the valley is gully and dam land.

(3) Valley plateau landform.

This landform is distributed on both sides of the Zuli River and its tributaries Zuhe, Lihe, Guanchuan River, and Tumenxian River. It is a three-level valley terrace with different widths, lengths, and heights, shaped like branches. It is embedded in the Liangmao hills.

The altitude is 1400-1800 meters.

The seven rivers including Guochengchuan, Chengchuan and Gangouchuan are typical valley plains, 1-3 meters above the river bed. The first-level terrace 10 to 30 meters above the river beach is the river beach, which is several meters to hundreds of meters wide and is a flood drainage area; the second-level terrace 10-30 meters above the river beach is the river bank, which is flat and has a width of several hundred meters to 3 kilometers; it is higher than the river bank. The three-level terraces of 10-30 meters are flat terraces, which are intermittently distributed on both sides of the river road.

The terraces are mostly composed of fourth-level alluvial and diluvial deposits. The loess layer is thick and the soil quality is good.

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Climate

Huining County has an average annual temperature of 6-9°C and an annual rainfall of 180-450 mm. It belongs to the southeast monsoon climate in the northwest. fringe zone.

The whole county is divided into two climate zones from south to north. The area from Qianhuajialing to Huining County is a semi-arid area, and the area from the county to Jingyuan in the north is an arid area.

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Water system

The main rivers in Huining County include Zuli River, Hulu River and Qingshui River.

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Zuli River, an upper tributary of the Yellow River.

It is located in the central part of Gansu Province, China, east of Lanzhou City.

It originates from Huajialing in the south of Huining County, flows north through Huining County and Jingyuan County and enters the Yellow River.

Because the formation in the basin contains a lot of saline and alkali, the water tastes bitter and salty, so it is also called the Bushui River.

The river water has a high sediment content.

The Hulu River is a larger tributary of the Wei River. It was called Wating River and Long River in ancient times.

It is named because the river bed is narrow and winding, resembling a "gourd".

Originating from the southern foot of Moon Mountain at the junction of Xiji County and Haiyuan County in Ningxia, it flows south through Xiji, Jingning, and Qin'an, and meets the Wei River at Sanyang River in Tianshui. It is the first flow of the Wei River. Large tributary.

Natural Resources

Editor

The palygorskite (also known as attapulgite) in the territory is a newly discovered world-rare non-metallic mineral resource in Gansu Province. The ore contains 12 of the 14 trace elements needed for life by the human body, including iodine (I) and selenium (Se), as well as 6 kinds of trace nutrients needed by plants.

After detailed investigation, it is inferred that its resources are more than 7 million tons, and the average attapulgite content is about 24%.

The domestic mineral water passed the national appraisal in 1991 and reached the limit index value (GB8537-87).

The annual gushing volume of this mineral water is 70,000 tons, and the annual gushing volume of one area that has been developed and utilized is 30,000 tons. The resource potential is large.

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(The above data is as of 2013)

Population and Ethnicity

Editor

Tang Tianbao In the first year of the year (742), there were 4,594 households in the county with a total population of 26,660.

There is no record of the population in the Song Dynasty.

During the Chenghua Period of the Ming Dynasty (1465-1487), there were 1,500 households in the county, with a total population of 30,870.

In the 11th year of Daoguang reign in the Qing Dynasty (1831), there were 18,332 households in the county, with a total population of 296,787.

In the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), there were 11,932 households in the county with a total population of 81,859.

In 1949, there were 24,961 households in the county, with a total population of 177,857; in the second census in 1964, there were 45,822 households in the county, with a total population of 277,111; in the third census in 1982 , the county has 74,926 households and a total population of 425,114; in the fourth census in 1990, there were 97,490 households in the county and a population of 489,301; in the fifth census in 2000, the county had *** There are 119,589 households with a total population of 568,634; in 2009, the county had a total number of 124,371 households and a total population of 581,832 people.

In the sixth census in 2010, the permanent population was 540,000.

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At the end of 2012, Huining County had a total population of 564,100 people. Broken down by gender, there were 291,000 men, accounting for 51.6% of the total population; 273,100 women, Accounting for 48.4% of the total population, the male to female ratio (100 females) is 106.55; according to the type of household registration, the agricultural population is 508,500, accounting for 90.1%, and the non-agricultural population is 55,600, accounting for 9.9%; according to age, 18 years old The population below accounted for 23.1%, the population aged 18 to 60 accounted for 63.3%, and the population over 60 years old accounted for 13.6%.

The county’s permanent population is 545,500, with a natural growth rate of 6.04‰.

There are Hui, Dongxiang, Tibetan, Manchu, Kazakh, Mongolian, Zhuang and other ethnic groups in Huining County.

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Economy

Editor

Summary

In 2012, Huining County achieved a GDP 4,594.37 million yuan, an increase of 14.5% over 2011.

Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 1,383.81 million yuan, an increase of 7.7%; the added value of the secondary industry was 1,479.58 million yuan, an increase of 21.6%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 1,730.98 million yuan, an increase of 14.0%, of which wholesale The added value of the retail industry was 206.95 million yuan, an increase of 16%, the added value of the financial industry was 80.72 million yuan, an increase of 24.5%, and the added value of the real estate industry was 140.54 million yuan, an increase of 13.3%.

The three industrial structure ratios are 30.1:32.2:37.7.

Calculated based on the average permanent population, the county’s per capita GDP is 8,435 yuan, an increase of 14% over 2011.

Finance

Huining County

In 2012, Huining County’s large-scale fiscal revenue was 158.19 million yuan, an increase of 47.2% over 2011.

The county’s general budget revenue was 93.44 million yuan, an increase of 59.6%.

Among them, tax revenue was 57.62 million yuan, an increase of 50.1%; non-tax revenue was 35.82 million yuan, an increase of 77.1%.

The income from superior subsidies was 2,344.8 million yuan, an increase of 24.6%.

The county’s total revenue reached 2,521.74 million yuan, an increase of 26.8%.

The county's total fiscal expenditure was 2,463.66 million yuan, an increase of 28.5% over 2011, of which the county's general budget expenditure was 2,438.49 million yuan, an increase of 27.4%.

Finance

At the end of 2012, the deposit balance of various financial institutions in the county was 5,565.05 million yuan, an increase of 25.1% compared with the end of 2011.

Among them, the balance of corporate deposits was 1,516.08 million yuan, an increase of 21.6%; the balance of personal deposits was 3,916.65 million yuan, an increase of 25.7%.

At the end of the year, the loan balance of various financial institutions in the county was 2.99587 million yuan, an increase of 29.4% compared with the end of 2011.

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Primary industry

Huining is the main production area of ??cereals in the province.

Minor grains mainly include millet, millet, buckwheat, oatmeal, peas, lentils, etc.

Huining County has developed specialty industries such as potatoes, grass livestock, small cereals, melons, and apricots, and has been named "China's Hometown of Small Cereals" and "China's Hometown of Meat Sheep" by the China Specialty Products Hometown Committee.

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In 2012, Huining County’s total grain output reached 330 million kilograms, an increase of 6.63% over 2011.

Among them, the summer grain output was 47.089 million kilograms, an increase of 61%; the autumn grain output was 282.911 million kilograms, an increase of 0.96%.

The planting area of ??grain crops was 2.0931 million acres, a decrease of 64,400 acres compared with 2011; the planting area of ??oil crops was 111,600 acres, an increase of 0.5 million acres; the planting area of ??vegetables was 50.6 thousand acres, an increase of 0.06 million acres; the planting area of ??watermelons was 10,800 acres, the same as in 2011; the black melon seed planting area was 100,300 acres, a decrease of 0.03 million acres.

Among the main cash crops, the output of oil crops was 2.977 million kilograms, an increase of 22.1% over 2011; the output of fruits was 13.294 million kilograms, an increase of 8.99%; the output of vegetables was 82.18 million kilograms, an increase of 6.6%; and the output of medicinal materials was 60,000 kilograms. , an increase of 71.4%; watermelon output was 24.215 million kilograms, an increase of 0.37%; black melon seed output was 3.05 million kilograms, an increase of 6.8%; pepper production was 19,100 kilograms, the same as in 2011.

In 2012, Huining County had 1.4782 million acres of forest land, including 24,500 acres of afforestation area, 2 million trees planted sporadically, 1,141 acres of seedlings, and 119,000 acres of young forest tending operations. , the area of ??forest tending operations is 369,000 acres, and the cumulative area of ??orchards has reached 90,300 acres.

At the end of 2012, the county had 182,600 livestock in stock, an increase of 0.2% over the end of 2011; the cattle and sheep stocks were 61,300 and 624,900 respectively, an increase of 0.49% over the end of 2011. and 1.91%.

The number of cattle and sheep slaughtered was 36,200 and 590,500 respectively, a decrease of 3.98% and an increase of 4.2% respectively compared with 2011.

The stocks of pigs and chickens were 251,200 and 734,600 respectively, an increase of 6.22% and 4.5% respectively over 2011; the number of pigs and chickens sold were 279,200 and 854,800 respectively, an increase of 6.22% and 4.5% respectively over 2011. Growth of 4.53% and 4.6%.

In 2012, the county's total meat production was 36.542 million kilograms, an increase of 0.96% over 2011; milk production was 9.45 million kilograms, an 8% increase over 2011; wool production was 966,700 kilograms, an increase of 2.2%.

The egg production was 2.4242 million kilograms, an increase of 4.5% over 2011.

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Secondary Industry

In 2012, Huining County’s industrial enterprises and self-employed individuals completed a total industrial output value of 3,485.2 million yuan, an increase of 43.4% over 2011 , completing an industrial added value of 789.44 million yuan, an increase of 18.7% over 2011.

Among them, the total output value of industrial enterprises above designated size was 1,722.54 million yuan, an increase of 48.9% over 2011, and the added value was 400.17 million yuan, an increase of 22.1% over 2011.

The annual production of raw coal was 241,200 tons, a decrease of 4.85% compared with 2011; the power supply was 109.36 million kilowatt hours, an increase of 1.3%; the cement was 106,000 tons, an increase of 21.1%; and the number of machine-made bricks was 652 million, an increase of 19.4%. %; carpets 17,300 square meters, an increase of 21.1%; wheat flour 168,000 tons, an increase of 14.4%; edible vegetable oil 8,150 tons, an increase of 21.8%; almond milk 9,664 tons, an increase of 65.5%; potato starch 61,850 tons, an increase of 28.6%; printed matter 35,650 reams, an increase of 20.2%; 4,696 tons of buckwheat noodles, an increase of 43.3%; 1,420 tons of crystal vermicelli, an increase of 16.8 times; 15,927 tons of PVC pipes, an increase of 21.0%; 12,104 tons of traditional Chinese medicine pieces, an increase of 37.0%; 3,898 tons of plastic film, an increase of 39.2%; dairy products 11,645 tons; feed 12,575 tons; soy sauce 7,980 tons; vinegar 5,320 tons.

In 2012, the construction industry in Huining County achieved an added value of 690.14 million yuan, an increase of 24.9% over 2011.

There are 16 general contracting, professional contracting, and labor subcontracting construction companies with construction industry qualifications in the county, including 1 labor subcontracting company.

The total output value of the qualified construction industry was 675.61 million yuan, an increase of 45.8% over 2011. The construction area of ??housing construction was 576,800 square meters, an increase of 91.3%. The completed area of ????housing construction was 276,000 square meters, an increase of 82.8%. The value of completed houses was 350.28 million yuan, an increase of 42%.

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Tertiary Industry

In 2012, Huining County achieved a total retail sales of consumer goods of 1,773.643 million yuan, an increase of 18.1% over 2011.

By region, the total retail sales of consumer goods in urban areas was 869.1 million yuan, an increase of 18.7%, and the total retail sales of consumer goods in rural areas was 904.543 million yuan, an increase of 17.5%; by scale, the retail sales of enterprises above designated size were 29,844 Ten thousand yuan, an increase of 27.9%, the retail sales below the designated size were 1,475.203 million yuan, an increase of 16.3%; by industry, the wholesale and retail industry realized retail sales of 1,682.739 million yuan, an increase of 18.1%, and the accommodation and catering industry realized retail sales of 90.904 million yuan, An increase of 16.8%.

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Transportation

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National Highway 312 and National Highway 309 span the east and west; Provincial Highway 207 and Dinghui Road Running through north and south.

In 2012, 5,367 cars were put into operation in Huining County, an increase of 25.1% over 2011, including 362 passenger cars, the same as 2011, 278 taxis, an increase of 6.9%, and 4,727 trucks. , an increase of 28.8%.

There are 270 villages with highway access and 281 villages with automobile access.

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Social undertakings

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Science and technology undertakings

As of 2012, Huining County has , the city organized more than 30 science and technology projects, registered 19 patent applications, 9 patent authorizations, completed 1 scientific and technological achievement appraisal, introduced 30 demonstration new varieties, introduced and promoted 65 new agricultural varieties, new technologies, and new achievements , supporting the development of 600 science and technology demonstration households.

In 2012, Huining County held the 12th Huining County Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition. *** More than 3,000 people participated. *** 688 works were collected, and 200 were shortlisted in the preliminary evaluation. Youth Science and Technology Practice There are 17 activity projects, 9 science DV works, 75 science competition projects, 34 science and technology counselor innovation projects, 21 science and technology counselor plans, and 44 science fiction paintings.

After expert review, 62 first prizes, 55 second prizes and 83 third prizes were awarded.

The annual expenditure on science and technology at this level was 1.58 million yuan.

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