Where is Xintian from?

Xintian County is located in the south of Hunan Province, bordering Jiahe County in Chenzhou to the east, Lanshan County to the south, ningyuan county to the west and Qiyang County to the north.

brief introduction

general situation

Xintian county

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Xintian County is located in the south of Hunan Province, adjacent to Guangdong and Guangxi, which is the junction of the mainland and the coast and has a superior geographical position. Xintian has beautiful scenery and pleasant scenery. Forty-eight Shang and Zhou sites have been discovered in China. Strangely enough, the Donghe River and Xihe River in the urban area converge into a distinct "South Bridge and Double Gardens" (one of the eight scenic spots in Xintian). Confucian Temple is one of the eight Confucian temples available for tourism in this province. Ejing has a long history, "the dry coke dust flow does not decrease, and the rainfall in Kunlun does not increase", and it is also a tourism development point in the province. Qingyun Pagoda is a rare pavilion-style masonry pagoda in Hunan Province. The road is inclined and you can climb to the top of the tower and have a panoramic view.

experimental area

Xintian is a national key county for poverty alleviation and development, and a transitional pilot zone for reform and opening up approved by the State Council. The county has jurisdiction over 7 towns, 12 townships and 4 state-owned agricultural leading institutions.

Forest farm, 380 administrative villages, with a total area of 1022 square kilometers and a total population of 383,000. In recent years, according to the strategic thinking of "emphasizing the four main battlefields (high-quality tobacco and fruit development, promoting industrialization, county construction and high-grade highway construction)", the county party committee and government have vigorously promoted the "three modernizations" (agricultural industrialization, industrialization and urbanization), and strived to achieve the "four increases" (economic aggregate growth, efficiency improvement, farmers' income increase and financial growth), leading the people of the county to fight hard against poverty and backwardness. In 2003, the county's GDP reached1150,000 yuan, the total fiscal revenue reached 50190,000 yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers reached 145 1 yuan.