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Wuping County

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Wuping County is located at 25°06'10' north latitude and 116°05'32' east longitude. It is a low mountain and hilly area with an average altitude of 274 meters. The highest peak is the main peak of Liangye Mountain (1538.4 meters above sea level). Covering an area of ??2,630 square kilometers, it has a humid subtropical monsoon climate with mild weather and abundant rainfall. Wuping has 17 towns and 214 administrative villages; it is rich in agricultural and forestry resources, mineral resources, water resources and tourism resources. The county has a population of nearly 365,900 people, 321,400 acres of cultivated land, 2.91 million acres of forest land, a forest coverage rate of 74.2%, and a forest stock volume of 11.04 million cubic meters; prospective coal reserves are 70 million tons, limestone reserves are 550 million tons, and bentonite is 13 million tons. tons, including 50.44 million tons of dolomite, more than 2 million tons of quartz stone, 550,000 tons of manganese ore, and mineral resources such as placer gold, silver, copper, iron, potash feldspar, and marble. There are more than 200 large and small rivers in the territory, and the water resources are quite abundant; Wuping County is a Hakka settlement, with beautiful mountains and clear waters and charming scenery, including Liangye Fairy Mountain, Danjing Hot Spring, Lingdong Fairy Mountain, Nanyan Cave, Pingqiao Green Willow, and Mianyang Ancient Temple. Among the eight major landscapes, He Xiangu, one of the legendary Eight Immortals, came from the national scenic spot Wuping Shiyan. The "Baixing Town" in Zhongshan is called "unique in the world", and its popular military reputation is called "isolated island culture". Liangye Mountain within the territory has been designated as a national nature reserve. Wuping County is known as "three provinces with one foot". Jiaoling County and Pingyuan County in Guangdong and Xunwu County and Huichang County in Jiangxi are all bordered by Wuping County. General Liu Yalou, the father of the New China Air Force, was born in Xiangdian Township of the county. Now the county has a cultural expo park including the General Memorial Hall and the Hakka Customs Memorial Hall. Wuping specialties: pig gallbladder and liver, dustpan rice cakes, Xiangdong chicken, Ganoderma lucidum wine, Taoxi green tea, pearl powder, etc. Traffic conditions: National Highway 205; Provincial Highway 309, Provincial Highway 206; the high-speed Yongwu Line and the Guwu Line under construction run through the entire line from east to west, north to south.

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Wuping County was founded in the fifth year of Chunhua in the Song Dynasty (AD 994). It has a history of more than a thousand years. It is located in the southwest of Fujian Province and at the junction of Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces. It is a transportation hub and material distribution center in western Fujian, southern Jiangxi and eastern Guangdong. In 1999, the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government decided to establish a provincial-level border economic and trade development pilot zone in Wuping. The county governs 6 towns, 11 townships, 214 administrative villages, and 3 neighborhood committees, with a total area of ??2,630 square kilometers and a population of 366,700.

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Wu Pingxia and Shang Dynasties belonged to Yangzhou. The Western Zhou Dynasty belonged to the Qi Min region, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was called the Yue Kingdom. Qin belongs to Minzhong County. During the Han Dynasty, it was the fiefdom of King Zhi of Nanhai. In the Wu Dynasty, it was transferred to Jian'an County. In the third year of Taikang in the Jin Dynasty (282 years), Jian'an County was divided into Jin'an County, which led to eight counties, one of which was called Silla, and Wuping was the county of Silla. In the 24th year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty (736), Tingzhou was established, and two towns, Nan'an (today's Pingchuan Town) and Wuping (today's Zhongshan Town), were established, under the jurisdiction of Changting. In the fourth year of Baotai in the Southern Tang Dynasty (946), Nan'an and Wuping towns were merged into Wupingchang, and the farm was governed at Wuxiyuan (today's Zhongshan Town). In the fifth year of Chunhua of Song Dynasty (994), Wupingchang was promoted to Wuping County. In the fifteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1278), Tingzhou was changed into a road and placed under the jurisdiction of Fujian Xingzhongshu Province. In the 18th year (1281), the six counties belonging to Tingzhou Road were the fiefdom of Nang Jiazhen, the daughter of Kublai Khan, the daughter of the founder of the Yuan Dynasty. In the 19th year, Fujian and Jiangxi Provinces were merged into Zhongshu Province, and the Fujian Xuanwei Envoy Department was established, under the jurisdiction of Wuping. In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), Tingzhou Road was renamed Tingzhou Prefecture. In May of the 11th year of Jiajing (1562), parts of Wuping, Shanghang, Anyuan in Jiangxi, and Chengxiang in Xingning, Guangdong were established as Pingyuan County, under the jurisdiction of Ganzhou, Jiangxi. In the first month of the following year, the three counties of Shanghang, Wuping and Anyuan were also included. In the Qing Dynasty, Wuping still belonged to Tingzhou Prefecture. In the 2nd year of the Republic of China (1913), the prefectural and prefecture system was abolished, the provinces were unified into Dao, and the Dao was unified into counties, and Wuping was placed under the jurisdiction of Tingzhang Dao. In the 15th year of the Republic of China, Dao was abolished and counties were unified into provinces. Wuping was directly under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province. In December of the 22nd year of the Republic of China, the 19th Route Army launched the "Fujian Revolution" against Chiang Kai-shek and established the People's Revolutionary Government. Fujian was divided into four provinces, and Wuping was placed under the jurisdiction of Longting Province.

After the "Fujian Revolution" failed in February 23rd of the Republic of China, Fujian Province was divided into 8 administrative inspection districts, and Wuping was placed under the 8th Administrative Supervision District. Soon, the Eighth District was renamed the Seventh Administrative Inspectorate District.

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During the Second Civil Revolutionary War, Wuping County was part of the Central Revolutionary Base Area. The Wuping County Soviet Government was established in October 1929, and the Hangwu County Soviet Government was established in November 1930. They were both affiliated with the Western Fujian Soviet Government and the Fujian Provincial Soviet Government. From 1929 to 1934, when the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army left the central base area and went north to fight against Japan, the county and township governments of the National Government in Wuping did not all disappear. In fact, two regimes coexisted at the same time. After the Red Army left the central base area, the Wuping County Soviet government gradually ceased its activities. On May 22, 1949, Lian Tisheng, the commissioner of the Seventh Administrative Inspection District, together with Li Hanchong, Fu Baicui and others, sent a telegram to Mao Zedong and Zhu De, announcing that they would break away from the Kuomintang regime, accept the leadership of the Communist Party, and establish the Provisional Action Committee of the Western Fujian Volunteer Army . The next day, Wuping County Magistrate Lianping led government officials to declare an uprising and established the Wuping Branch of the Provisional Action Committee of the Western Fujian Volunteer Army. Soon, the remnant Hu Lian Corps of the Kuomintang army invaded Wuping. On October 1, 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded. Wuping County was liberated on the 17th. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Fujian Province was divided into eight regions, and Wuping County was under the eighth region. On April 4, 1950, the Eighth District was renamed Longyan District.

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During the "Cultural Revolution" from 1966 to 1976, the administrative agencies were in an abnormal state. Wuping County has successively established the "Wuping County Military Control Committee" and the "Wuping County Revolutionary Committee", both of which are affiliated with the "Longyan Area Military Control Committee" and the "Longyan Area Revolutionary Committee". On September 18, 1978, the Longyan District Revolutionary Committee was abolished and the Longyan District Administrative Office was restored, with Wuping County still under it. The origin of the name of Wuping County: "Wuping County Chronicles" written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and "Tingzhou Prefecture Chronicles" written by Qianlong Emperor both said that Wuping got its name "because of its peaceful land and Yi people who favor martial arts". According to the "Wuping County Chronicle" of the Republic of China: "Q&A" of Quanzutang in the Qing Dynasty states: "There is a place named Nanwu in the South China Sea... close to today's Ting." Anping was added below Nanwu, and it became Nan'an Wuping. This is the origin of the word "Wu Ping".

Edit this paragraph The first stop of the Fourth Red Army entering Fujian - Wuping

Wuping County is located in the southwest of Fujian Province, with 24°47′-25°29′ north latitude and 115° east longitude. 51′-116°23′. The total area is 2635.2 square kilometers. At the end of 2003, the registered population was 365,000, including 68,600 non-agricultural population. The popular dialect of Western Fujian is Wuping dialect. In April 1928, the Nanchang Uprising Army led by Zhu De and Chen Yi successfully joined forces with the Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army led by Mao Zedong and established the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base. In early 1929, in order to break the third "conqueror campaign" of more than 30,000 Kuomintang troops in Hunan and Jiangxi provinces and achieve the goal of "encircling Wei and rescuing Zhao", and at the same time in order to solve economic difficulties and expand military room for maneuver, except for Peng Dehuai and Teng Daiyuan, He commanded a part of the Red Army to stay in Jinggangshan, while Mao Zedong, Zhu De, and Chen Yi led about 3,600 people from the 28th Regiment, the 30th Regiment, the main force of the Fourth Red Army, the Military Direct Agent Battalion, and the Independent Battalion to attack southern Jiangxi. In early February 1929, when the main force of the Fourth Red Army arrived at Zhenxia Village, Jitan Town, Xunwu County, Jiangxi Province, they were attacked by two regiments of Liu Shiyi's Department of the 7th Independent Division of the Gan Army, leaving only more than 2,500 people in the entire team. In view of the severe situation at that time, the Front Committee of the Fourth Red Army held a meeting in Luofuzhang and decided to change the organizational structure of the original Red Army team and organize regiments, battalions, and companies into columns, detachments, and brigades. Just after the meeting, Gu Bai, secretary of the Xunwu County Party Committee, came to report that enemy troops were encircling Luofuzhang. Therefore, the team left Luofuzhang before dawn, braved the wind, snow and cold, and marched along the rugged and icy mountain road on the border between Huichang, Jiangxi and Wuping, Fujian. In the afternoon, they entered Huangsha Village in Heping Township, Wuping County, Fujian, and then turned back. Camp in Wushe Village, Jiangxi Province. The next day, the main force of the Fourth Red Army entered Wuping County again, passed through Longxi, Shagongpai and other places, and arrived in Dongliuwei in the afternoon.

Dongliuwei is close to Jiangxi and is a larger market town in the west of Wuping. Due to constant military disasters, the people here can be said to be in a state of disbelief. The day the Red Army arrived in Dongliu was the 26th day of the twelfth lunar month. It was the day of Dongliuwei, and it was also the time when farmers were busy making rice cakes. However, many people heard that the army was crossing the border and hurriedly abandoned their homes and went into hiding in the mountains. However, the Red Army still lost no time in gathering the people who stayed in the village to publicize the ideas of the Communist Party and the purpose of the Red Army. They posted and wrote slogans such as "Fight the local tyrants and divide the fields!", "Long live the Red Army!" and "The purpose of the Red Army," everywhere. The only responsibility of the civil rights revolution is to help the workers and peasants... overthrow the foreign powers, everyone will be happy, overthrow the warlords, and eliminate all evil..." the announcement. Mao Zedong and other Red Army leaders also took guards to farmers' houses in the streets and alleys, visited the people who had not left, talked to them kindly, told them that the Red Army was the army of the poor, and mobilized them to call back their families who were hiding. In order to gain the trust of the masses as soon as possible, the Front Committee and the Military Headquarters of the Fourth Red Army issued an order: The Red Army will not enter any residential houses where no one is present, and any items that really need to be borrowed should be borrowed with the permission of the masses, and the original items will be returned. Pay rent. The Political Department of the Front Committee also sent teams to post and write the "Red Army Fourth Army Headquarters Proclamation" and slogans in surrounding villages to carry out extensive publicity activities. The local people were moved when they saw the thinly-clad Red Army commanders and soldiers braving the cold winds of the twelfth lunar month and sleeping in the open under the eaves of their houses in the pouring rain and snow. They gradually realized that the incoming troops this time were different from the previous ones, and began to contact the Red Army. Later, they sent rice and vegetables, and cooked tea and meals to express their condolences to the Red Army. People in hiding also returned to the village one after another. Many people took the initiative to vacate their rooms for the Red Army. They removed door panels and took out wooden boards and straw to make beds for the Red Army. Early the next morning, many people reluctantly sent the Red Army out of the village with tears in their eyes. Those who returned late saw that everything was as usual at home. Some saw that the rice cakes in the oil pan were not missing at all, but the fire in the stove was well extinguished and the door was closed and locked. They looked at the Red Army with deep guilt. He went there and said with great gratitude: "What a wonderful Zhu Mao Red Army!" The Fourth Red Army entered Wuping for the first time. Although their stay was not long and there were not many activities, this exciting news quickly spread throughout Wuping and even Fujian. Western and eastern Guangdong regions, it has far-reaching influence. On March 14, the Fourth Red Army completely annihilated the Guo Fengming Brigade of the Kuomintang's Fujian Provincial Defense Force at Changling Village outside Changting City, and took advantage of the victory to occupy Tingzhou City, an important town in western Fujian, winning its first victory in Fujian.

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1. Wuping (Gaowei) (January 570 - December 576) is the reign name of Gaowei after the Northern Qi Dynasty, which lasted for 6 years More than a year. 2. Wuping (Gao Shaoyi) (578) is the reign name of Gao Shaoyi, King Fanyang of the Northern Qi Dynasty.

The urban area of ??Wuping County has expanded to 6 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 6 towns, 11 townships, and 214 village committees: Pingchuan Town: located in the south of the city, jurisdiction over 3 neighborhood committees (Hedong, Hexi, and Nanmen) , 5 villages (Qifang, Hongdong, Xixiang, Xingnan, Chengnan). Yanqian Town: Located in Lingyan, it has jurisdiction over 16 villages (Lingyan, Dabu, Jiangjun, Dongfeng, Jingtian, Shangdun, Fuhu, Sanhe, Yangkeng, Ningyang, He'an, Longjing, Shuangfang, Feng Gui, Chengbang, Yangmei). Shifang Town: Located in Shifang, it has jurisdiction over 19 villages (Shifang, Liming, Lishe, Sankeng, Baitu, Laifu, Zhonghe, Heping, Chuming, Meikeng, Xiannan, Qiukeng, Jixian, Ye Keng, Gaowu, Pengzhai, Xiongxin, Leshe, Xianshui). Zhongshan Town: Located in the old city, it has jurisdiction over 11 villages (Shangling, Shangfeng, Wuxi, Taiping, Sanlian, Laocheng, Xincheng, Chengzhong, Yangmin, Longji, Guakeng). Zhongbao Town: Located in Zhufang, it has jurisdiction over 21 villages (Lingtou, Xiacun, Fangyang, Yuanfu, Yueyang, Huzhu, Zhufang, Zhongbao, Tiankeng, Daji, Daping, Luozhu, Wudi, Linkeng , Chaoling, Zhangfeng, Xinhu, Xinhua, Xiaoling, Shangji, Wushi). Taoxi Town: Located in Taoxi, it has jurisdiction over 15 villages (Taoxi, Xinxi, Tingtou, Tianyan, Xintian, Jiangkeng, Luxi, Xingong, Xiangkeng, Yangshe, Xiangli, Xiaolan, Xinhua , Xinlan, Xiangxi). Chengxiang Township: located in Qifang, with jurisdiction over 16 villages (Yaolu, Yunxi, Dongyun, Yuanding, Nantong, Shitong, Lingtong, Aukeng, Fenshui, Changju, Jinqiao, Wenxi, Wen, Xiadong, Shangdong, Donggang). Wan'an Township: It is located in Xia Town and has jurisdiction over 6 villages (Xiaomi, Jiewen, Xianxi, Shangzhen, Wuli and Xiazhen).

Dongliu Township: Based in Daming, it governs 18 villages (Daming, Suhu, Guikeng, Beizhai, Lanshe, Longxi, Zhongfang, Dalian, Yongfu, Xinzhong, Xiaoxi, Huangfang, Fenghou, Xinlian , Xinfu, Dayang, Niyang, Nanfang). Minzhu Township: located in Minzhu, with jurisdiction over 6 villages (Minzhu, Lingxia, Gaoshu, Gaoheng, Linrong, Pingshe). Xiaba Township: Located in Xiaba, it has jurisdiction over 9 villages (Xiaba, Datian, Dacheng, Shiying, Yuanfeng, Meixi, Lumian, Fuxing, and Guiyang). Zhongchi Township: Located in Zhongchi, it governs 7 villages (Yuping, Zhongchi, Shangchi, Zhuangshe, Wanying, Xiaying, and Pingyan). Xiangdong Township: Located in Lianfang, it has jurisdiction over 11 villages (Guangcai, Yangbei, Dongzhai, Guankeng, Zhanyang, Lianfang, Fuling, Xingang, Zhongduan, Qin□, and Taishan). Wudong Township: Located in Chenpu, it has jurisdiction over 20 villages (Chenpu, Sanzhi, Zhangshe, Huangpu, Xindong, Jiaowen, Meihe, Liujia, Toyota, Yuanshang, Dongxing, Shangshe, Wufang, Chuanfang, Siwei, Anfeng, Lukeng, Yuanming, Yuantian, Yuanxia). Yongping Township: Zhumao Village, which governs 15 villages (Maocun, Tali, Zhongtuan, Hangbei, Liangshan, Ruihu, Tianbei, Tianxia, ??Kongxia, Goukeng, Gangbei, Tangwu, Zhaoxin, Chaoyang, Longgui □). Xiangdian Township: Located in Yaoshan Mountain, it has jurisdiction over 6 villages (Xianghu, Xiangyang, Sanhe, Qili, Dianxia, ??and Yaoshan). Dahe Township: Located in Dahe, it governs 13 villages (Dahe, Shantou, Pingkeng, Maobu, Xiankeng, Shanghu, Dengkeng, Shangwu, Yuanyuan, Longkeng, Tingcun, Da□, and Dapei) .