Introduction to Longshan Town

Longshan Town is located in the northwest of Longling County, the county seat, and the political, economic and cultural center of Longling County. The land area is 190.4 square kilometers. It governs 9 villages and 4 communities, with a total population of 29,232.

Longshan Town has an advantageous geographical location and convenient transportation. It is connected to Longxin Township in the east, Hetou Township and Luxi City in the south, Tengchong County across the river in the west, and Longjiang Township in the north. The Burma Road, National Highway 320, and the Tengchong-Longling provincial highway pass through the territory, and every village in the town is connected. Longling, where the town government is located, is 121 kilometers away from Baoshan, 25 kilometers away from Luxi City, Dehong Prefecture, and 78 kilometers away from Tengchong County. Since the opening of the Southwest Silk Road in China during the Western Han Dynasty, Longshan Town has been an important passage from the interior to Myanmar and other Southeast Asian countries.

Longshan Town has developed communications, with beautiful natural attractions and cultural landscapes. The communications network covers the entire town, allowing merchants to come and go, goods to be gathered and dispersed, and information transmission to be very convenient. Within the territory, there is the Bangla Zhang Hot Mineral Spring Tourist Resort, which is known as "the source of the hot sea, the home of hot springs, the magical soup and strange water, and the earth's acupoints". In the scenic area, there are the Neolithic Age ruins Doudiping, Japanese invading Japanese army bunkers, military and political squadrons and many other Anti-Japanese War relics and ruins.

Longshan Town has a diverse climate and rich resource species. It has 36,280 acres of cultivated land, 190,000 acres of forest, and a forest coverage rate of 66.9%. The highest altitude in the town is 2,325 meters, and the lowest altitude is 1,000 meters. It has a remarkable three-dimensional climate and natural With lush vegetation and abundant rainfall, it is known as the "Rain City". It is rich in minerals, forests, and water resources, and is suitable for planting a variety of food crops and cash crops. The main food crops are rice, wheat, barley, corn, and potatoes; the main cash crops are There are tea, rape, walnuts, chestnuts, grass fruits, star anise, citrus, and pears; there are rich forest resources mainly including Taiwan fir, bald fir, southwestern birch, fruit pine, Yunnan pine, and Simao pine, as well as silicon, lead , silver, tin-copper, niobium-tantalum and other high-grade mineral resources.

Since the 1995 Five-Year Plan, Longshan Town has relied on the continuous expansion of the county and city scale, implemented the strategy of "borrowing roads to prosper the town, borrowing cities to enrich the town", consolidating the food foundation, building high-yield tea gardens, developing characteristic livestock and poultry breeding, and cultivating high-quality Forest fruits, engage in biological resource development, develop non-public economy, the town's economy grows, and farmers' income increases. In 2003, the town's total industrial and agricultural output value was 44.52 million yuan, and the total income of township enterprises and private economies was 161.11 million yuan. The total grain output is 6.795 million kilograms, farmers have 278 kilograms of grain per capita, and the per capita net income is 1,300 yuan.

In 2004, the town party committee and government further clarified the idea of ??"stabilizing the town through agriculture, strengthening the town through industry; making the town prosperous with private activities, and enriching the town with characteristic economy", integrating grain, non-public economy, animal husbandry, tea, forestry , processing, biological resource development and other industries have been listed as construction priorities, and a series of preferential policies have been formulated to support the development of agricultural industries and non-public economies, and strive to promote financial growth and increase farmers' income.