The most backward county in Shandong Province

The most backward county in Shandong Province is Juancheng County.

Juancheng County, affiliated to Heze City, Shandong Province, is located in the southwest of Shandong Province. It is adjacent to Henan Province across the Yellow River in the northwest. It is named after Juanyi and Juancheng in its territory. The total area is 1,032 square kilometers and the permanent population is 740,000. Juancheng County belongs to the Yellow River alluvial plain, with hundreds of miles of fertile fields and crisscrossed rivers. The terrain is high in the southwest and low in the northeast, and the soil quality is distributed as "sand in the south, medium soil, and clay in the north."

Juancheng is one of the areas developed earlier by the Chinese nation. Emperors Yao and Shun among the "Three Emperors and Five Emperors" once lived in the territory. Juancheng County is a national ecological demonstration zone and a national grain production base county. , the national advanced county for plain greening, the national Shandong cattle and Chinese fighting cock breeding base, is one of the first 20 provincial counties in Shandong Province, and is included in the "Millennium Ancient County" named by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

Make up for shortcomings in development and create a model for Qilu

Juancheng County insists on taking rural revitalization as the general starting point to promote the work of "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" and coordinates the promotion of "five revitalizations". Efforts have been made to explore new models for rural revitalization in underdeveloped counties and districts in the western Shandong Plain. It has been identified as one of the 20 provinces and the only one in the city where the province and the ministry jointly created a Qilu model demonstration county for rural revitalization and the first pilot county to basically realize agricultural and rural modernization. .

Juancheng County adheres to the guidance of planning, improves the quality of the city, and continues to achieve new breakthroughs in infrastructure construction. The city master plan, central city urban design and regulatory detailed planning, green space planning, and sponge city planning have been compiled to high standards to further clarify the strategic positioning and development goals of the city. Urban roads have been newly built and renovated, and a number of "dead roads" have been opened up, making urban traffic smoother.

Efforts have been made to build a comprehensive park community that benefits the people. Lishan Park Phase II, Jinshan Park, and Pushui Wetland Park Phase I have been opened to the public one after another. We have planned the Juan-Yun Expressway project and actively cooperated with the construction of the Yellow River Bridge project to make external transportation more convenient.