Where is Lujiang?

Lujiang County is located in the central part of Anhui Province and is under the jurisdiction of Chaohu City. It is a county of Chaohu - my hometown is Lujiang, and Ding Ruchang and Zhou Yu are from Lujiang

Overview of the County

Lujiang County is located in the central part of Anhui Province and is under the jurisdiction of Chaohu City. It is 70 kilometers south of the provincial capital Hefei City. It borders Chaohu Lake in the north and the "golden waterway" Yangtze River in the south. It is located in the development and opening up economic zone along the river and is an important area for external development. Open counties.

Lujiang has been known as "the land of plenty" since ancient times. The county has 1.048 million acres of arable land, with an annual output of more than 500,000 tons of grain and about 48,000 tons of oil. It is a national commodity grain and oil base county and one of the top 100 grain and oil production counties. The forestry area is 520,000 acres, the tea garden and orchard area is 40,000 acres, and the annual dry tea output is 320 tons; the aquaculture area is 158,000 acres, and the aquatic product output is 38,000 tons; the pig breeding capacity is 450,000, and the poultry breeding capacity is 20 million. It is a key tea-producing county, aquatic products base county and a quasi-base county for commercial pigs in the province.

Lujiang agriculture is mainly based on rice grain production, with comprehensive development of forestry, animal husbandry, sideline production and fishery. The county has an agricultural population of 1.05 million and has 990,000 acres of cultivated land. There are mountains, fairs, and farmlands in the territory, mainly hills. Lujiang is one of the first commercial grain base counties invested and constructed by the country during the "Sixth Five-Year Plan" period. The annual rice planting area is about 1.5 million acres, the total grain output is 600,000 tons, and the commodity volume is 250,000 tons, of which high-quality rice accounts for more than 40%; the total oil production is nearly 50,000 tons. In 1993, both grain and oil production entered the ranks of the top 100 counties in the country. The famous and high-quality agricultural products with different characteristics are famous all over the world. Yangliu Township produces 30,000 tons of fresh water chestnuts every year and is known as the largest "Hometown of Water Chestnuts" in the country; some famous teas such as "Baiyun Chunhao" and "Qianchuan Xuefeng" are well-known. Within and outside the province; vegetable processing has begun to take shape, and the "Sanye" brand series of refined side dishes won the famous brand product of the '99 China International Agricultural Expo. The number of pigs and poultry raised in the county is 515,000 and 18.46 million respectively. In particular, the production of white geese has developed rapidly in recent years and has formed regional characteristics. The county, township, village and group agricultural technology extension system is sound, including 27 senior agronomists and 77 agronomists. Since the "Ninth Five-Year Plan", the county has introduced and promoted more than 130 new and practical agricultural scientific and technological achievements, and 11 of its promotion achievements have been commended and rewarded at the provincial or ministerial level or above. A total of 30,000 acres of hybrid rice seeds have been produced, and the seeds have been sold to more than ten provinces and cities across the country. In 1993, it took the lead in demonstrating and applying the agricultural expert system in the country, which improved the conditions and effects of agricultural technology extension.

Lujiang County has abundant water surface resources, superior natural conditions, and a long history of fish farming. It has been rich in valuable aquatic products such as soft-shell turtle, river crab, green shrimp, and mandarin fish since ancient times. After the reform and opening up, fishery production has improved rapidly. The county's breeding area has reached 170,000 acres, and its annual aquatic product output is nearly 40,000 tons, ranking tenth in the province. In addition to the "four major fish", the cultured species have also developed more than ten famous species such as river crab, green shrimp, soft-shelled turtle, mandarin fish, bullfrog, pearl, snakehead, tilapia, catfish, etc. Among them, river crab breeding is unique. The breeding area exceeds 70,000 acres, and the average output exceeds 2,000 tons. "Lujiang Hairy Crab" is famous for its large size, excellent color, delicious taste and high quality. In 1999, it was identified as a national green food and won the title of Provincial Famous and Excellent Product. "Promotion of Crab Farming Technology in Rice Fields" also won the third prize of the Provincial Spark Award. The county's fishery science and technology has developed rapidly. There are 14 fishery science popularization units and 33 scientific and technical personnel with a technical secondary school degree or above who specialize in aquaculture, including one with a deputy senior professional title and three with an intermediate professional title. Breeding technology has become increasingly mature, and 80:20 high-yield pond culture, cage culture, fence culture, rice field ecological culture, factory culture and three-dimensional comprehensive culture have been promoted and developed, promoting the fishery to become highly productive and efficient, and the output and benefits of aquatic products have doubled year by year. increase. In recent years, the county party committee and county government have paid close attention to the construction of fishery bases, intensified aquatic product development and investment promotion. Through internal introduction and external contact, more than 50 large households have been introduced, and 60 new aquatic products projects have been introduced with an investment of 80 million yuan, which is a powerful force. Promoted the development of the county's fishery. Our county has won the second prize of the Provincial Fishery Enrichment Project for four consecutive years, and the four townships of Yangliu, Tongda, Baishan and Baihu have been awarded fishery science and technology demonstration towns by the provincial government.

Lujiang County is rich in resources and has been known as the "Land of Fish and Rice" and "Underground Treasure Bowl" since ancient times.

The annual output is more than 600,000 tons of grain, 40,000 tons of oil, 1,000 tons of dry tea, 30,000 tons of aquatic products, and a total output of 10,000 tons of meat. It is a national commodity grain and oil base county and an important aquatic products, livestock and poultry production base. The county has many types of mineral resources, large reserves and high grade. There are 28 types of iron, sulfur, copper, vitriol, lead-zinc, purple sand, limestone, kaolin, potassium feldspar, etc. that have been proven. Among them: iron ore reserves are more than 1 billion tons, and pyrite reserves are more than 300 million tons, respectively. Accounting for 1/4 and 1/2 of the province; its alunite reserves are 350 million tons, ranking second in the country.

The water temperature of Tangchi Hot Spring in the territory is high, the flow is large, and the water quality is good; there are Yefu Mountain National Forest Park, the former site of the New Fourth Army Jiangbei Headquarters, Zhou Yu’s Tomb, and the Wanzhong Strange Stone Museum and other cultural landscapes. The main products that have won the title of ministerial or provincial excellent products include: aluminum pistons, fans, sulfuric acid, cement, Poseidon brand Huadiao wine, three-leaf refined vegetables, Baiyun Chunhao famous tea, etc. Down products, honey products, plush toys and other products are exported to all over the world.

Lujiang County is located in the subtropical humid monsoon climate zone, with an average annual temperature of 15.9°C, an annual frost-free period of 238 days, and an average precipitation of 1157.6 mm.

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Wen Weng

Famous party member, courtesy name Zhong Weng, official history of the Western Han Dynasty. A native of Shu County, Lujiang County (now southwest of Lujiang, Anhui). In the last years of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, he served as the governor of Shu County. He promoted education, talents, and water conservancy, and made outstanding achievements.

In the early Han Dynasty, the area around Chengdu, Sichuan, was a borderland. Wen Weng, the leader of the Shu government, attached great importance to education. He sent petty officials to Chang'an to receive doctorate degrees or study law and order. After completing their studies, they returned and selected the best "for the right position, and then promoted them to the county governor and governor"; he established the "right room" in Chengdu to run local affairs. In the "official school", children from the county were recruited, and those who enrolled were exempted from corvee service. Those with excellent grades were used to supplement county officials and promote the development of local culture. Ban Gu commented in the "Book of Han": "To this day, Bashu is very elegant, and it is the transformation of literary men."

According to the "Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Summary": During his tenure, Wen Weng led the people to "cross the Xiangjiang River and irrigate 1,700 hectares of farmland." He was the first official to expand the Dujiangyan Irrigation District. Due to the emphasis on the construction of water conservancy and the development of agriculture, Shu County has a situation where "the world is peaceful and the people are prosperous".

Later generations commemorated Wen Weng, and a special temple was built in Shu to offer sacrifices every year. In his hometown of Lujiang City, a Xiangxian Temple (renamed Zhongyi Temple) was built, and Wen Weng was first worshiped to inspire future sages.

Sun Weiqi

The year of his birth and death was ominous, his courtesy name was Yijie, and his nickname was Qishan. He was a native of Chengguan, Lujiang, during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. He was young and intelligent, and could compose at the age of nine. He learned from the Six Classics and Three Classics, Zhuangzi, Qu Yuan, Sima Qian, and Ban Gu. He always fished and hunted the essence to express his literary ideas. Every time he wrote, he sprinkled thousands of words, and he was so fast that he could not be caught. After all, there is no reason for it to be explained. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Gengwu (1690), and in Xinwei (1691), he was promoted to Jinshi. He successively held the posts of Hejian and Laishui counties in Zhili, and was reorganized by Laishui. He traveled around the mountains and forests, only amusing himself by writing books, and selected articles in an eclectic way. His talents and achievements were all accurate, and his comments were immediately spread throughout the country. His poems, articles, and legends spread even more in the county. He is the author of "Wu Jing Shuo Wen", "Twenty-one Histories", "Three Tai Histories", "The Four Books", "The Main Ideas of the Spring and Autumn Period", "Spring and Autumn Period", "Feiyue Zhenyan", etc.

Wan Jiaxiang

The year of birth and death is unknown. He was born during the period from Zhengde to Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. He was named Baihu and was a native of Dongxiang in this county. When he was young, his family was poor and he worked as a book boy in a rich family. He was once insulted and said angrily: "I am a man, how could I get to this point!" So he went home to study behind closed doors and worked hard for seven years. Xin and Linqing took office. Soon, he was promoted to Hubelang. One year later, he was appointed as the magistrate of Sinan Prefecture in Guizhou Province. He was honest and dedicated to the public affairs and had outstanding political achievements.

There was a bandit leader in Sinan Prefecture, nicknamed the "King of Hidden Heaven", who gathered more than ten thousand people to cause harm to the state and the city for more than ten years, but the government failed to eliminate the trouble. After Jiaxiang took office, he tried to recruit the bandit leader, explained his reasons, and persuaded him to submit. Then, the "King of Hiding Heaven" led six of his subordinates to surrender to the government. The imperial court commended Xiang for his achievements and ordered him to serve as Sinan for a long time and continue to collect and appease the remaining bandits. After several years of hard work, Jiaxiang has finally completely eliminated the banditry, the surrounding areas are peaceful, and the people live and work in peace and contentment. The people are grateful for Jiaxiang, erect monuments to commemorate his virtues, and paint portraits to commemorate him.

When Wan Jiaxiang got old, he resigned and returned home, where Dumen thanked his guests. If there is a major event in the county, the county magistrate will come to ask for advice.

In the 42nd year of Jiajing's reign (1563), he compiled "Lujiang County Chronicles" and wrote volumes of poems and essays.

Wu Qiao was a native of Lujiang in the Southern Tang Dynasty. He entered Lushan Chinese Studies at an early age and specialized in poetry and prose. He wrote the poem "Lushan Book Sends Wishes for Scholars to Return Home" which goes: "Don't waste time in love." Ye Ye, a man’s ambition is to be rewarded in those days.” "Jiangnan Tongzhi" and Guangxu's "Lujiang County Chronicle" record that Qiao was studying hard and was self-motivated. One night, he saw a man's palm sticking out of a gap in his bed. There were two words "Reading "Yi"" in it, so he read it from "Yi" , Exploring the subtleties, for several years, there was a monk at the foot of the mountain who dreamed of Wu Qiao's stars at night. Once he came to study in China and visited Qiao, he encouraged him to make progress. In the first year of Baoda in the Southern Tang Dynasty (943), Hou Qiao ranked first as a Jinshi in "Bagua Fu". Emperor Yuanzong ordered Shi Leqiao to submit it to the country. Official Shezhou Tongjian, examiner Yuanwailang. He died in officialdom at the age of 70. Many of the poems are scattered and lost, and only one volume is recorded in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty". "Luzhou Prefecture Annals" records that Wu Qiao's tomb is located in Machangang, south of Lujiang City. Residents plowing their fields have a monument to verify it. His mother's tomb is Du Nangang, Chaibu, Lujiang.

Wang Fan

228-266, named Yunyuan, was born in Lujiang (southwest of Lujiang, Anhui today) during the Three Kingdoms period. He was well-read and proficient in astronomy and mathematics. He successively held the posts of Shangshu Lang of Wu State and Chang Shi of Sanqi Zhong. Based on the theory of armillary sky and long-term observation of celestial phenomena, he carefully made an armillary sphere, with a length of one-third as one degree and a circumference of one foot, ninety-nine inches and six minutes. It is between the ancient armillary sphere and Zhang Heng's armillary-making ceremony. On the "armillary sphere" , Zhoutian is 365 and 589/45 degrees. The "armillary sphere" can mark the movement of the sky, the sun, the moon and the stars, thereby explaining the winter solstice, summer solstice, spring equinox, autumnal equinox and other solar terms, as well as when the day is long and the night is short, when the day is short and the night is long, when the day and night are equal, and the calendar is formulated accordingly. He wrote "Picture Notes on the Hun Tian" and "Notes on the Hun Tian Xiang". Wang Fan believed that the distance between the sun and the place below it was 80,000 miles. Using this as a base and 15,000 miles as a hook, he used the known Pythagorean chord method to measure the distance between the sun and Yangcheng (today's Henan Dengcheng). Feng) is eighty-one thousand three hundred and ninety-four miles, thirty steps, five feet, three inches and five minutes. Then, taking Yangcheng as the center and the distance between Yangcheng and the sun as the radius, calculate the length of the circumference. He also conducted mathematical research and calculated the pi rate π=3.15, which is very similar to Liu Hui’s “Hui rate” (π=3.1416) and Zu Chongzhi’s “zu rate” (between π=3.1415926 and 3.1415927) in the Southern Dynasties. The mathematics of astronomy has made valuable contributions. When he was 39 years old, he was killed by the tyrant Sun Hao, the Lord of Wu, because of his sycophantic remarks.

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Lujiang County was established in the Sui Dynasty. The county's jurisdiction extends to Jiang in the east, Qianshan in the south, Longshu in the west, and Quezhu (now Sanhe) in the north, covering hundreds of miles. In the 23rd year of Tang Kaiyuan (735), Hefei and Lujiang were divided into Shucheng County. In the Song Dynasty, Lujiang and Chao counties were analyzed and established as Wuwei County. The county boundary still follows the old territory. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, 72 households from Qingzhujian to Gugeng in Lunan were transferred from Tongcheng to Lujiang. The "Lujiang County Chronicle" written by Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty recorded: "Today's Lujiang River stretches from east to west and from south to north, with a territory of only more than a hundred miles. It is far from the vast territory of Shu County in the past." Emperor Guangxu's County Chronicle stated: Zhengdong Forty miles to Qinglian River Yingshui Temple, forty miles due west to Jiepai Mountain, sixty miles due south to Fenshui Ridge, forty miles due north to Xinkoudu, east around to Qitouzui Xue Gong Temple to Chaohu Lake , 60 miles southeast to Gaoqiling, 70 miles northeast to Zaohe River, 50 miles southwest to Jiehe River, 70 miles northwest to Zhongwu Bridge is the land of Lujiang County. According to Chen Shi's "Lujiang Territory Examination": in the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931), the total area of ??the county was 2,524 square kilometers. "Anhui Overview" states that the total area of ??Lujiang County in the 33rd year of the Republic of China (1944) was 2,534 square kilometers.

In December of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), the area from Lunan Brick Bridge to Dahokou was divided into Tonglu County. In August of the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), the vast area from the south bank of Chao Lake to the north of Lu was divided into Huxi County. . In April and July 1949, Tonglu and Huxi counties were abolished successively. Except for Guanhe Township of the original Huxi County, which was assigned to Wuwei County, the rest still belonged to Lujiang County. The four townships of Daigang, Liudun, Beizha and Shipo in Hefei County were placed under the jurisdiction of Lujiang. Jincheng, Cangtou, Sunhe and Jianwan in Muji Township of Chao County; Zhouyang, Yindu, Weitan, Baozhuang, Chesspole, Archway, Qiuye, Qigong and Youshi in Huanggu Township of Wuwei County Xicheng ***9 Bao in the township was also placed under Lujiang.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the county's total area was 2,352 square kilometers.

It starts from the west ridge of Dongshatangwei in Sanhe Town, and extends along the main channel of Hangbu River to the boundary between Chaohukoumen and Feixi County (Feixi in the north and Lujiang River in the south). The 124,000 acres of arc-shaped waters along Chaohu Lake in the northeast from Shoeshan and Laoshan to the mouth of Mawei River belong to the Lujiang River. The land is divided from Chaoxian County by the main channel of Zhaohe River. It includes Baihu Lake in the east and follows the east ridge of Yangliuwei to Yingshui'an, Yueshan and Dalijian. It is the watershed between Lujiang and Wuwei counties (East Wuwei and West Lujiang). The watershed in the southeast from Zhaiji Mountain, Xianglujian to Huangjiada Mountain is the boundary between Lujiang, Wuwei and Songyang counties. It borders Lianping Mountain in the south, Wuli Qingzhu Stream in the south of Luochang River in the west to Daiao Mountain in Dahokou, and borders Songyang County (South Songyang and North Lujiang River). The southwest is from Zaoqing Mountain, along the boundary river to the junction of Qifengjian and Dafojian with Tongcheng County. In the west, it is adjacent to Shucheng County from Huangcaojian, Ergujian, Huopaoshan to Baishen Temple (West Shucheng and Donglujiang River). The northwest starts from the Damachong Reservoir of Baishen Temple, passes through Panwan, Shuguai, Zhengwei and other villages in Hebei of Hangbu and Erlong Street in the east of Sanhe, Lujiang in the southeast, Shucheng and Feixi in the northwest).

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1. Basic introduction

Place in the Han Dynasty, the county was governed one hundred and twenty miles west of Lujiang County, Anhui Province.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, it was moved to Qianshan County in present-day Anhui Province.

The Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms was located in the north of Liu'an City, Anhui Province today.

It was established by the Jin Dynasty and governed fifty-five miles west of Huoqiu County, Anhui Province.

It was established in the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty and followed by the Northern Wei Dynasty. Its administrative location is thirty miles northeast of Huoshan County, Anhui Province.

It was established in the Sui Dynasty and abolished in the Tang Dynasty. It is now governed by Hefei City, Anhui Province.

In the Southern Qi Dynasty, it was abolished in the Sui Dynasty. Shu County was renamed Lujiang, which is now the county seat of Lujiang, Anhui.

See the article "Lujiang County" for details.

2. Lujiang County of the Han Dynasty

The administrative seat is Shu County, which is southwest of Lujiang, Anhui today.

According to the "Anhui Provincial Chronicle·Jianfu Evolution Chronicle": In July of the 10th year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty (196 BC), Jiujiang County belonged to the Han Dynasty, and Shu County (governing today's Chengchi Ridge of Lujiang County) was established within the territory. The place name In Dachengban, the city wall of the current ruins is still vaguely visible, and the 30-meter moat still exists. In July of the second year of Yuanheng (121 BC), Lujiang County in the south of the Yangtze River was abolished, and the eastern part of the original Hengshan County and the southern part of Jiujiang County in the north of the Yangtze River were merged to form a new Lujiang County (Zhishu County). At this time, Lujiang County governed 12 counties. In addition to Huangshan and Huangmei counties outside the country, there were 10 counties in present-day Anhui. They are: Shu County (governing Chengchi Village, Chengchi Village, Chenbu Township, Lujiang County today), Longshu County ( It governs present-day Longhekou, Shucheng County), Wan County (governs present-day Tongcheng Town, Qianshan County), Hulingyi (governs the east of present-day Taihu County), Songzi County (governs present-day Songliuxi Township, known as Xiantian in ancient times), Qianxian County (governs present-day Songliuxi Township, ancient name Xiantian), It governs Shangyuanjie Village, Nanyue Township, Huoshan County), Xiang'an County [governs today's Wuwei Xiang'an Town (later Wangmang was changed to Lujiangting)], Linhu County (governs today's Linhuxu Mountain Linbi Village, Wuwei Baisheng Township), Congzong Yang County (governing the Songyang Town south of present-day Songyang County) and Juchao County (governing the northeast of present-day Chaohu City).

Wang Mang established a new dynasty and changed Shu County to Kun Township.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was renamed Shu County (still governing today's Chengchigeng of Lujiang County), and it belonged to Lujiang County (governing Shu County) in Yangzhou. In the second year of Tanghe (88 years), Emperor He ascended the throne and abolished the Liu'an Kingdom. Incorporated into Lujiang County (Zhishu), there are 10 counties and princes in today's Anhui. They are: Shu County (governing today's Chengchi Village, Chengchi Village, Chenbu Township, Lujiang County), Wanxian County (governing today's Meicheng Town, Qianshan County), Juchaohou State (governing the northeast of present-day Chaohu City), and Linhuhou State (governing the present-day Meicheng Town of Qianshan County) It governs Linbi Village, Baisheng Township, Hulong County, Wuwei County), Longshu Kingdom (governs today's Longhekou, Shucheng County), Liu'an Kingdom (governs the former site of the Northern Western Han Dynasty in Liu'an City), Anfeng Kingdom (governs today's Longhekou, Shucheng County Xuji Village, Shaogang Township, Huoqiu County), Yangquan Houguo (governing present-day Linshui Town, Huoqiu County), Xiang'an County (governing present-day Xiang'an Town, Wuwei County), Qian County (governing present-day Shangyuanjie Village, Nanyue Township, Huoshan County ).

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the fourth year of Jian'an (199) of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, the administration of Lujiang County was moved to Wancheng (now Meicheng Town, Qianshan County), and the six counties were changed to Liu'an County. In the 19th year of Jian'an (214), Wu conquered Wancheng, and Lujiang County was divided into two. Wu Lujiang County still governed Shu (today's Chengchigeng and Dachengban in Lujiang County), and Wei Lujiang County governed Yangquan (today's Huoqiu Linshui Town).

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The county covers an area of ??2,352 square kilometers and has a population of 1.2 million. Postal code: 231500. Telephone area code: 0565. The county people’s government is located on Tashan East Road, Lucheng Town. It has jurisdiction over 17 towns.

17 towns: Lucheng Town, Yefushan Town, Tangchi Town, Wanshan Town, Jinniu Town, Shitou Town, Guohe Town, Baishan Town, Tongda Town, Shengqiao Town, Longqiao Town , Baihu Town, Fanshan Town, Nihe Town, Luohe Town, Leqiao Town, and Ketan Town.

Lucheng Town: It has jurisdiction over 4 street management areas, 14 neighborhood committees, 26 administrative villages, 1 vegetable team, and 1 forest farm. The town has a total area of ??163 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 8.7 square kilometers, with a total population of 143,600, including an agricultural population of 54,000, and a cultivated land area of ??46,000 acres. It is a deputy county-level organization.

Yefushan Town: covers an area of ??160 square kilometers, 48,000 acres of cultivated land, and 35,000 acres of mountain farmland. It has jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages, 2 neighborhood committees, and a population of 57,000. It is a deputy county-level organization. . . ?

Tangchi Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee and 16 village committees. It covers an area of ??97 square kilometers and has a population of 47,700.

Shengqiao Town: It has jurisdiction over a total area of ??126 square kilometers, a population of 72,600, and jurisdiction over 10 village committees and 1 community neighborhood committee. ?

Baishan Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 10 administrative villages. The town has a total area of ??14 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 2.5 square kilometers. The total population is 72,400, including an agricultural population of 69,600, and a cultivated land area of ??71,700 acres. ?

Tongda Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 27 village committees, with an area of ??71 square kilometers and a population of 54,500. ?

Guohe Town: It has jurisdiction over 2 neighborhood committees and 12 administrative villages. The town has a total area of ??124 square kilometers, a total population of 64,400, including an agricultural population of 62,000, and a cultivated land area of ??70,900 acres. ?

Shitou Town: The town covers an area of ??75.25 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 7 administrative villages and 1 community committee, with a population of 37,100.

Jinniu Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 13 village committees, with an area of ??68 square kilometers and a population of 37,400. ?

Ketan Town: has a total area of ??123 square kilometers, a mountain area of ??46,000 acres, and a cultivated land area of ??55,000 acres. It has jurisdiction over 15 villages, 2 community neighborhood committees, and a total population of 61,500. ?

Nihe Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 21 village committees, with an area of ??95 square kilometers and a population of 58,000. ?

Fanshan Town: It has jurisdiction over 4 neighborhood committees and 7 village committees, with an area of ??50 square kilometers and a population of 31,400. ?

Longqiao Town: It has jurisdiction over 2 community neighborhood committees and 11 administrative villages. The town has a total area of ??105.2 square kilometers, a total population of 57,200, including an agricultural population of 52,400, and a cultivated land area of ??40,500 acres. ?

Baihu Town: It has jurisdiction over 2 neighborhood committees and 15 village committees, with an area of ??111 square kilometers and a population of 58,000.

Leqiao Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee and 21 village committees, with an area of ??128 square kilometers and a population of 59,500.

Luohe Town: It has jurisdiction over 2 community committees and 21 village committees, with an area of ??118 square kilometers and a population of 68,300.

Wanshan Town: It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee and 16 village committees, with an area of ??92 square kilometers and a population of 45,200.

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Lujiang has been known as the "Land of Fish and Rice" since ancient times. The county has 72,637 hectares of arable land, with an annual output of more than 710,000 tons of grain and about 40,000 tons of oil. It is a national commodity grain and oil base county and one of the top 100 grain and oil production counties. The forestry area is 520,000 acres, the tea garden and orchard area is 40,000 acres, and the annual dry tea output is 320 tons; the aquaculture area is 158,000 acres, and the aquatic product output is 41,000 tons; the pig breeding capacity is 450,000, and the poultry breeding capacity is 20 million. It is a key tea-producing county, aquatic products base county and a quasi-base county for commercial pigs in the province.

Lujiang is known as the "underground cornucopia".

There are many types of mineral resources in the territory, with large reserves and high grades. 28 types of mineral resources have been proven, including iron, iron sulfur, copper, vitriol, lead and zinc, purple sand, limestone, kaolin, potassium feldspar, etc., of which the iron ore reserves are 1 billion. tons or more, accounting for 1/4 of the province, with an average grade of 35%. Luohe iron ore is included in the "Chinese Geography" textbook; pyrite is 220 million tons; alunite is 150 million tons, ranking second in the country. Projects such as Longqiao Iron Mine and Dabaozhuang Pyrite Mine have been included in the national project database. Major industries such as machinery, chemicals, building materials, construction, light textiles, mining, grain and oil processing, and brewing have basically been formed; a number of key industries have emerged, such as Anhui Piston Factory, Anhui Fan Factory, Zhongjiang Silk Company, and Yeshan Cement Co., Ltd. Backbone enterprises; a number of products such as aluminum pistons, fans, locks, sulfuric acid, cement, beer, liquor, refined tea, tea, and Poseidon brand Huadiao wine have won ministerial, provincial, or international gold and silver awards respectively; down products, and honey products , plush toys and other products are exported to all over the world. Anhui Provincial Piston Factory has become one of the national car piston production bases; the U-shaped concrete expansion agent and early-strength antifreeze series products of the County Special Building Materials Factory won the National Science and Technology Progress Award, filling the domestic gap and being used by the Three Gorges Project and some large projects across the country. Selected for urban backbone projects.

In 2005, the GDP was 4.89 billion yuan, the fiscal revenue was 243 million yuan, the whole society's fixed asset investment was 2.09 billion yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 2,724 yuan.