History of Yi Village in Mengcheng County

1. Murder in Yicun Middle School in Mengcheng County, Haozhou City, Anhui Province

Homicide

A first-year junior high school girl was killed at night

2007 At about 10 o'clock in the night on December 9, 2018, the weather was freezing and the ground was freezing. Wangji Township, Mengcheng County, Anhui Province moved to the village and town hospital.

Due to the short days and long nights, many patients and their families have taken a rest, and the hospital is unusually quiet. Suddenly, loud shouts came from far and near the hospital door: "Doctor, doctor, come out and save people!" A doctor on duty in the emergency room quickly ran out, and it turned out to be a young man shouting. The young man led the doctor quickly to the hospital entrance in panic. The doctor looked at the ground and was shocked. He saw a dying girl lying on the ground, covered in blood. With the help of the young man, the doctor rushed the girl to the emergency room, but after careful examination, it was found that the girl was dead. The doctor later found multiple stab wounds on the girl's body and immediately realized that this was a vicious homicide and quickly called the police.

Zhang Xuesong, director of the Yicun Police Station, led the police to the hospital quickly. After an investigation, they learned that the deceased was Xu Mengyun, a 14-year-old girl from Xiazhuang, Jiegou Village in the jurisdiction, and a first-year student at Yicun Middle School. Xu Mengyun does well in the class and gets along well with her classmates.

The case quickly shocked the local area. After a while, many teachers and students from Yicun Middle School and relatives of the deceased rushed to the hospital. While grieving, they all asked the police to solve the case as soon as possible and arrest the murderer. 2. The historical origin of Mengcheng, Anhui

During the Five Emperors Period, about 4500 to 4000 years ago, "Eunuch Yuchi" lived on high ground along the Beifei River.

Judging from the unearthed agricultural cultural relics, they have integrated relationships with the Gaoxin clan and the Yu clan in the Central Plains of China. Xia "Yu Gong": It belongs to the domain of Yuzhou.

The Ba, Guo and Ge clans live between Wu and Fei. Shanbei Mountain of Shang Dynasty is the Jingshan Mountain recorded in "The Book of Songs·Yinwu"; it is the "Bamboo Book Annals": Pan Geng moved his capital to the "Bei Temple"; the "Shouzhou Chronicles" of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty: "Bei Temple" is Shangtang The place where the alliance was held; "Guoyu" records it as the "Meng" of "Xiao Meng"; therefore Mongolia is called Jingbo, the first capital of Tang.

The ancient city wall still exists today, and there is an ancient stele of "Yin She". During the Shang Dynasty, there were two countries, Yan and Ji, in the Mongolian territory.

The "Mengcheng County Chronicle" written by Wanli of the Ming Dynasty says: "Mengcheng has been a country for thousands of years. It has no ambitions in the old days, which can be seen in the Shouyang Chronicles." The old chronicles are also called: "Northern China" in Shang Dynasty 冡".

Luo Mi's "History of the Road" argued: "Beizhen, Mongzi Er". Therefore, "Beiyuan" is Meng.

The Western Zhou Dynasty was the Mongolian state (see "Fuyang Regional Chronicle"). In the Spring and Autumn Period, Meng and Xiao (today's Xiao County) were annexed by the Song Dynasty and became the "Xiaomeng" land of the Song Dynasty ("Mandarin·Chu Yuxia" says: "Song Dynasty has Xiaomeng").

Song Zhaogong once granted "Xiao Meng" to his younger brother Bao, and Bao was Song Wengong. Song and Chu repeatedly competed for "Xiao Meng", and the ownership of "Xiao Meng" was uncertain.

During the Warring States Period, "Xiao Meng" belonged to Chu. The "Meng" that Zhuangzi was born with is the "Meng" of "Xiao Meng".

At the end of the Warring States Period, Chu established Meng County in Meng's hometown (today's Tancheng). Qinmeng County belongs to Sishui County (some say it belongs to Dang County).

In the Western Han Dynasty, Shansang County was established and belonged to Pei County. The seat of government is still Tancheng today. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Guangwu granted Wang Chang, the general of Hengye, the title of Shansanghou and established the Shansanghou Kingdom.

During the reign of Wang Changzi and Wang Guang, the country was eliminated and Shansang County was restored to Runan County. The Three Kingdoms period belonged to Qiao County, Yuzhou, Wei State, and was later placed under Ruyin County.

The Western Jin Dynasty belonged to Qiao County. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it belonged to Qiao County.

After the Northern Wei Dynasty took over the land of Huaibei in the Southern Song Dynasty, it abandoned Shansang. During the Huangxing period (467-470), Woyang County was established, which belonged to Nanjiao County in Wei Qiaozhou. The administrative seat was moved to the present day in Mengcheng Woyang County. The former site of Lacquer Garden on the north bank of the river. During Taihe (477-499), Qiaozhou was changed to Guozhou, and Guoyang was the prefecture (see "Shui Jing Zhu").

During the Jingming Dynasty (500-503), Woyang County was established (Woyang was the county government). In the first year of Liang Datong (527), Liang took Wozhou and moved it to West Xuzhou. Woyang was still the state government, and the government moved to the south bank of Wohe River.

At the same time, Liang established Beixin'an County (which governs today's Woyang Mengguandian).

In the sixth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (548), the Eastern Wei Dynasty took Xuzhou and North Xin'an County in the west of Liang Dynasty, restored Qiaozhou, Qiaojun, and Woyang County, and changed North Xin'an County into Meng County, with jurisdiction over Meng (Mengguandian), Yong Shan (now Woyang Dancheng Ji) and two counties (see "Yu Di Guang Ji" and "The History of Anhui Construction").

The Northern Qi Dynasty abolished Mengjun and retained Mengxian. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it was still Qiaozhou, Qiaojun, and Woyang County (governing present-day Mengcheng County).

Meng County and Yongshan County were abandoned and merged into Woyang County. At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the county was abolished and Woyang County belonged to Qiaozhou.

In the 16th year of Kaihuang's reign (596), Woyang County was renamed Feishui County (the administrative seat is now Ruiji), which belonged to Qiaozhou. In the seventh year of Daye (611), Feishui County was renamed Shansang County and belonged to Qiaozhou.

In the 17th year of Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty (643), Shansang County belonged to Bozhou, Henan Province. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Shansang was renamed Mengcheng County (the administrative seat was moved to Mengcheng today.

The county name has been used to this day, so only changes in affiliation are recorded below), belonging to Bozhou, Henan Province. During the Five Dynasties, it belonged to Bozhou.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, it belonged to Bozhou, Huainan East Road. In the sixth year of Zhenghe (1116), he belonged to the Anfeng Army (governing Shouzhou).

Metal Nanjing (Kaifeng) Road Shouzhou. Yuan In the twenty-eighth year of Yuan Dynasty (1291), it belonged to Anfeng Road (governing Shouzhou) of Henan Province (governing Kaifeng).

In the twenty-sixth year of Zhizheng (1366), it belonged to Anfeng Road in Jiangnan Province (governing present-day Nanjing). Ming Dynasty belongs to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Nanjing.

In the second year of Shunzhi (1645) of the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Jiangnan Province. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi's reign (1676), Anhui Province was established, and Mengcheng belonged to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Anhui Province.

In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), it belonged to Yingzhou Prefecture in Anhui Province. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), it belonged to Shouzhou, Anhui Province.

For three years, it belonged to Huaisi Road in Anhui Province (Daoyin was stationed in Si County). In the 17th year, it was directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province.

In the 21st year, it belongs to the Sixth Administrative Supervision District of Anhui Province (governing Si County). In the twenty-seventh year (1938), it belonged to the Third Administrative Supervision District of Anhui Province (governing Fuyang).

In June of the 27th year, the Communist Party of China established the Banqiao District Anti-Japanese Democratic Party. In December of the 33rd year (1944), Sumeng County was established in the north of Mengcheng City, which belongs to the Second Administrative Office of the *** Huaibei Road West.

In December of the 34th year, Sumeng County belonged to the Eighth Administrative Office of Central China District. In June of the 36th year, Sumeng County belonged to the Third Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area.

In November, Mengcheng County was established in the southern part of the county and belonged to the Sixth Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area. New China Period In March 1949, the four border counties of Sumeng, Suhuai, Mengcheng (Wuohenan), and Xuewuo were abolished and Mengcheng County was established, and the original Mengcheng jurisdiction was restored.

Belongs to the Sixth Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area. In April, it belongs to the Fuyang District of the Northern Anhui Administrative Office. In April 1952, it belonged to Fuyang District, Anhui Province.

In March 1971, it belonged to the Fuyang area of ??Anhui Province. In June 2000, it belonged to Bozhou City, Anhui Province.

In 2009, it currently has jurisdiction over 3 sub-district offices, 14 towns, 3 townships and 1 forest farm. *Street Office: Chengguan Street Office, Zhuangzhou Street Office, Qiyuan Street Office* Towns: Tancheng Town, Shuangjian Town, Xiaojian Town, Sanyi Town, Letu Town, Liulin Town, Xuding Town, Daxing Town , Yuefang Town, Chucun Town, Licang Town, Fanji Town, Maji Town, Banqiao Town.

*Townships: Liba Township, Wangji Township, Xiaoxinji Township. *Forest Farm: Baiyang Forest Farm.

In 2000, Mengcheng County governed 18 towns and 5 townships.

According to the fifth census data: the total population of the county is 1,106,749, including: Chengguan Town 90815 Shuangjian Town 56001 Xiaojian Town 56884 Qiyuan Town 55778 Tancheng Town 36146 Fanji Town 38050 Xuding Town 43407 Banqiao Town 66153 Maji Town 39789 Tian Qiao Town 16413 Yuefang Town 50579 Liulin Town 34775 Licang Town 46385 Changxing Town 36358 Chucun Town 42833 Letu Town 47165 Sanyi Town 60939 Linba Town 52779 Wangji Township 40603 Yicun Township 23990 Xiaoxinji Township 41003 Luwang Township 26121 Luoji Township 40641 Baiyang Weipi Town 17108 Zhuangzhou Virtual Township 46034 At the end of 2004, Mengcheng County governed 18 towns and 5 townships: Chengguan Town, Shuangjian Town (deputy county level), Xiaojian Town (deputy county level), Qiyuan Town Town, Tancheng Town, Fanji Town, Xuding Town, Banqiao Town, Maji Town, Tianqiao Town, Yuefang Town, Liulin Town, Licang Town, Changxing Town, Chucun Town, Letu Town, Sanyi Town, Licang Town Town, Wangji Township, Yicun Township, Xiaoxinji Township, Luwang Township, Luoji Township; Baiyang Forest Farm.

In 2006, passed the provincial administration. 3. The historical origin of Mengcheng, Anhui

During the Five Emperors Period, about 4500 to 4000 years ago, "Eunuch Yuchi" lived on high ground along the Beifei River.

Judging from the unearthed agricultural cultural relics, they have integrated relationships with the Gaoxin clan and the Yu clan in the Central Plains of China. Xia "Yu Gong": It belongs to the domain of Yuzhou.

The Ba, Guo and Ge clans live between Wu and Fei. Shanbei Mountain of Shang Dynasty is the Jingshan Mountain recorded in "The Book of Songs·Yinwu"; it is the "Bamboo Book Annals": Pan Geng moved his capital to the "Bei Temple"; the "Shouzhou Chronicles" of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty: "Bei Temple" is Shangtang The place where the alliance was held; "Guoyu" records it as the "Meng" of "Xiao Meng"; therefore Mongolia is called Jingbo, the first capital of Tang.

The ancient city wall still exists today, and there is an ancient stele of "Yin She". During the Shang Dynasty, there were two countries, Yan and Ji, in the Mongolian territory.

The "Mengcheng County Chronicle" written by Wanli of the Ming Dynasty says: "Mengcheng has been a country for thousands of years. It has no ambitions in the old days, which can be seen in the Shouyang Chronicles." The old chronicles are also called: "Northern China" in Shang Dynasty 冡".

Luo Mi's "History of the Road" argued: "Beizhen, Mongzi Er". Therefore, "Beiyuan" is Meng.

The Western Zhou Dynasty was the Mongolian state (see "Fuyang Regional Chronicle"). In the Spring and Autumn Period, Meng and Xiao (today's Xiao County) were annexed by the Song Dynasty and became the "Xiaomeng" land of the Song Dynasty ("Mandarin·Chu Yuxia" says: "There is Xiaomeng in the Song Dynasty").

Song Zhaogong once granted "Xiao Meng" to his younger brother Bao, and Bao was Song Wengong. Song and Chu repeatedly competed for "Xiao Meng", and the ownership of "Xiao Meng" was uncertain.

During the Warring States Period, "Xiao Meng" belonged to Chu. The "Meng" that Zhuangzi was born with is the "Meng" of "Xiao Meng".

At the end of the Warring States Period, Chu established Meng County in Meng's hometown (today's Tancheng). Qinmeng County belongs to Sishui County (some say it belongs to Dang County).

In the Western Han Dynasty, Shansang County was established and belonged to Pei County. The seat of government is still Tancheng today. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Guangwu granted Wang Chang, the general of Hengye, the title of Shansanghou and established the Shansanghou Kingdom.

During the reign of Wang Changzi and Wang Guang, the country was eliminated and Shansang County was restored to Runan County. The Three Kingdoms period belonged to Qiao County, Yuzhou, Wei State, and was later placed under Ruyin County.

The Western Jin Dynasty belonged to Qiao County. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it belonged to Qiao County.

After the Northern Wei Dynasty took over the land of Huaibei in the Southern Song Dynasty, it abandoned Shansang. During the Huangxing period (467-470), Woyang County was established, which belonged to Nanjiao County in Wei Qiaozhou. The administrative seat was moved to the present day in Mengcheng Woyang County. The former site of Lacquer Garden on the north bank of the river. During Taihe (477-499), Qiaozhou was changed to Guozhou, and Guoyang was the prefecture (see "Shui Jing Zhu").

During the Jingming Dynasty (500-503), Woyang County was established (Woyang was the county government). In the first year of Liang Datong (527), Liang took Wozhou and moved it to West Xuzhou. Woyang was still the state government, and the government moved to the south bank of Wohe River.

At the same time, Liang established Beixin'an County (which governs today's Woyang Mengguandian). In the sixth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (548), the Eastern Wei Dynasty took Xuzhou and North Xin'an County in the west of Liang Dynasty, restored Qiaozhou, Qiaojun, and Woyang County, and changed North Xin'an County into Meng County, with jurisdiction over Meng (Mengguandian), Yong Shan (now Woyang Dancheng Ji) and two counties (see "Yu Di Guang Ji" and "The History of Anhui Construction").

The Northern Qi Dynasty abolished Mengjun and retained Mengxian. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it was still Qiaozhou, Qiaojun, and Woyang County (governing present-day Mengcheng County).

Meng County and Yongshan County were abandoned and merged into Woyang County. At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the county was abolished and Woyang County belonged to Qiaozhou.

In the 16th year of Kaihuang's reign (596), Woyang County was renamed Feishui County (the administrative seat is now Ruiji), which belonged to Qiaozhou. In the seventh year of Daye (611), Feishui County was renamed Shansang County and belonged to Qiaozhou.

In the 17th year of Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty (643), Shansang County belonged to Bozhou, Henan Province. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Shansang was renamed Mengcheng County (the administrative seat was moved to Mengcheng today.

The county name has been used to this day, so only changes in affiliation are recorded below), which belonged to Bozhou, Henan Province. During the Five Dynasties, it belonged to Bozhou.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, it belonged to Bozhou, Huainan East Road. In the sixth year of Zhenghe (1116), he belonged to the Anfeng Army (governing Shouzhou).

Metal Nanjing (Kaifeng) Road Shouzhou. Yuan In the twenty-eighth year of Yuan Dynasty (1291), it belonged to Anfeng Road (governing Shouzhou) of Henan Province (governing Kaifeng).

In the twenty-sixth year of Zhizheng (1366), it belonged to Anfeng Road in Jiangnan Province (governing present-day Nanjing). Ming Dynasty belongs to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Nanjing.

In the second year of Shunzhi (1645) of the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Jiangnan Province. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi's reign (1676), Anhui Province was established, and Mengcheng belonged to Shouzhou, Fengyang Prefecture, Anhui Province.

In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), it belonged to Yingzhou Prefecture in Anhui Province. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), it belonged to Shouzhou, Anhui Province.

For three years, it belonged to Huaisi Road in Anhui Province (Daoyin was stationed in Si County). In the 17th year, it was directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province.

In the 21st year, it belongs to the Sixth Administrative Supervision District of Anhui Province (governing Si County). In the twenty-seventh year (1938), it belonged to the Third Administrative Supervision District of Anhui Province (governing Fuyang).

In June of the 27th year, the Communist Party of China established the Banqiao District Anti-Japanese Democratic Party. In December of the 33rd year (1944), Sumeng County was established in the north of Mengcheng City, which belongs to the Second Administrative Office of the *** Huaibei Road West.

In December of the 34th year, Sumeng County belonged to the Eighth Administrative Office of Central China District. In June of the 36th year, Sumeng County belonged to the Third Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area.

In November, Mengcheng County was established in the southern part of the county and belonged to the Sixth Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area. New China Period In March 1949, the four border counties of Sumeng, Suhuai, Mengcheng (Wuohenan), and Xuewuo were abolished and Mengcheng County was established, and the original Mengcheng jurisdiction was restored.

It belongs to the Sixth Administrative Office of the Henan-Anhui Soviet Area. In April, it belongs to the Fuyang District of the Northern Anhui Administrative Office. In April 1952, it belonged to Fuyang District, Anhui Province.

In March 1971, it belonged to the Fuyang area of ??Anhui Province. In June 2000, it belonged to Bozhou City, Anhui Province.

In 2009, it currently has jurisdiction over 3 sub-district offices, 14 towns, 3 townships and 1 forest farm. *Street Office: Chengguan Street Office, Zhuangzhou Street Office, Qiyuan Street Office* Towns: Tancheng Town, Shuangjian Town, Xiaojian Town, Sanyi Town, Letu Town, Liulin Town, Xuding Town, Daxing Town , Yuefang Town, Chucun Town, Licang Town, Fanji Town, Maji Town, Banqiao Town.

*Townships: Liba Township, Wangji Township, Xiaoxinji Township. *Forest Farm: Baiyang Forest Farm.

In 2000, Mengcheng County governed 18 towns and 5 townships.

According to the fifth census data: the total population of the county is 1,106,749, including: Chengguan Town 90815 Shuangjian Town 56001 Xiaojian Town 56884 Qiyuan Town 55778 Tancheng Town 36146 Fanji Town 38050 Xuding Town 43407 Banqiao Town 66153 Maji Town 39789 Tian Qiao Town 16413 Yuefang Town 50579 Liulin Town 34775 Licang Town 46385 Changxing Town 36358 Chucun Town 42833 Letu Town 47165 Sanyi Town 60939 Linba Town 52779 Wangji Township 40603 Yicun Township 23990 Xiaoxinji Township 41003 Luwang Township 26121 Luoji Township 40641 Baiyang Weipi Town 17108 Zhuangzhou Virtual Township 46034 At the end of 2004, Mengcheng County governed 18 towns and 5 townships: Chengguan Town, Shuangjian Town (deputy county level), Xiaojian Town (deputy county level), Qiyuan Town Town, Tancheng Town, Fanji Town, Xuding Town, Banqiao Town, Maji Town, Tianqiao Town, Yuefang Town, Liulin Town, Licang Town, Changxing Town, Chucun Town, Letu Town, Sanyi Town, Licang Town Town, Wangji Township, Yicun Township, Xiaoxinji Township, Luwang Township, Luoji Township; Baiyang Forest Farm.

In 2006, passed the provincial administration. 4. Who can tell me the history of Mengcheng

Mengcheng, known as Qiyuan in ancient times, was built in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. The sage Zhuangzi was once the official of Qiyuan. It was renamed Mengcheng in the first year of Tang Tianbao (742). County, a well-known Taoist cultural holy land at home and abroad.

There are many places of interest and historic sites in the territory such as the Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda, Confucian Temple, Zhuangzi Temple, Jiuding Lingshan Temple, and Yuchi Temple Ruins. Among them, the Neolithic ruins of Yuchi Temple located in the northeast of the county are the most complete preserved primitive tribal remains discovered in my country. It is known as the "No. 1 Primitive Village in China" and was rated as one of the top ten archaeological discoveries in the country in 1994. It has been listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit.

Mengcheng, located in the hinterland of the Yellow-Huaihai-Hai Plain, has a glorious history of five thousand years of civilization. Each of its ruins is marked with the footprints of the times, and all of them show that Mengcheng is a hot land. A broad mind that embraces all rivers. 5. Let’s introduce Mengcheng, the hometown of Zhuangzi

City overview of Mengcheng County, Bozhou City, Anhui Province. Mengcheng County is located in northern Anhui, with an administrative area between 32°56′~33°29′ north latitude and 116° east longitude. Between 15′~116°49′.

The county is slightly rectangular, 40 kilometers wide from east to west and 60 kilometers long from north to south. It is located between Huainan and Huaibei, with Bengbu in the east and Fuyang in the west. It is affiliated to Bozhou City, with a total area of ??2060 square kilometers (simple book)/2091 square kilometers (local *** website), accounting for about 1% of the total area of ??the province.

52%. The total population is 1.22 million (2004).

It is an opening-up county approved by the State Council, a national rural reform pilot area, and one of the top 100 forestry counties in the country. County People *** No. 16, Dongcheng Road, Chengguan Town, Postal Code: 233500.

Code: 341622. Area code: 0558.

Pinyin: Mengcheng Xian. Mengcheng County has jurisdiction over 13 towns and 2 townships: Chengguan Town, Shuangjian Town, Xiaojian Town, Tancheng Town, Xutuan Town, Banqiaoji Town, Maji Town, Yuefang Town, Licang Town, Chucun Town, and Letu Town , Sanyi Town, Liba Town, Wangji Township, Xiaoxinji Township, Zhuangzhou Office, Qiyuan Office, Fanji Industrial Park, Mengcheng is the hometown of the sage Zhuangzi, a holy land of Taoist culture, and is famous throughout the country for cattle breeding. It is known as the "Capital of Cattle" ” the reputation.

The famous cross talk artist Niu Qun once worked here as deputy county magistrate and is famous at home and abroad. Mengcheng was called Beizhong in Yin and Qiyuan in Zhou Dynasty. It was renamed Mengcheng in the first year of Tianbao in Tang Dynasty.

It is the hometown of the sage Zhuangzi, a holy land of Taoist culture well-known at home and abroad, and the hometown of the heroine Liu Jinding. There are places of interest such as Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda, Confucian Temple, Zhuangzi Temple, and Liuhai Temple within the territory.

In particular, the Yuchi Temple ruins excavated in recent years are known as the "No. 1 Original Village in China", and the Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda are listed as national key protected cultural relics. Mengcheng has superior natural conditions and rich nature.

The county has a mild climate and fertile land. It is rich in high-quality wheat, rice, corn, potato and other food crops and cotton, rape, soybeans, flue-cured tobacco, mint and other cash crops. It is the national production base county for wheat commercial grain, high-quality cotton and low erucic acid rapeseed.

It has obvious advantages in animal husbandry and breeding. It is the national production base county for high-quality beef cattle, goat skin and lean pigs. Especially in cattle production, the annual breeding volume is nearly one million.

The underground resources are also very rich, with high-quality coal reserves of 460 million tons. The Xutuan Coal Mine with an annual output of 1.5 million tons has been completed and put into production with state approval.

Water and land transportation is convenient. The Guohe River has been open to navigation all year round, and the Huaihe River leads to the river and the sea.

"203", "305" and "307" provincial highways intersect in the county, and the Nanjing-Luoyang Expressway that has been built runs through the county from east to west. The communication equipment is advanced, and mobile phones and program-controlled phones can make direct calls at home and abroad.

Special optical cables for radio and television have been opened throughout the county. The county's six major agricultural industrialization patterns, focusing on grain, oil crops, cotton, cattle, vegetables, tobacco, etc., have initially taken shape. The total output of grain and cotton has remained at around 1 million tons and 20,000 tons respectively in recent years.

Traffic location ditu highway: Provincial highways 307, 305 and 203 intersect in Mengcheng County. Nanluo Expressway runs through the territory and intersects with Hexu Expressway. The county is only 2 kilometers away from the expressway exit. . Waterways: The Guohe River, Cihuai New River, and Fumeng New River are open to navigation throughout the year, and the Huaihe River leads to the river and the sea.

Railway: 80-90 kilometers away from Bengbu and Fuyang stations of Beijing-Shanghai and Beijing-Kowloon railway hubs. Aviation: 200 kilometers away from Hefei and Xuzhou airports, and 80 kilometers away from Fuyang Airport.

Industrial and commercial industry is beginning to take shape. At present, it has industries such as machinery manufacturing, tobacco, alcohol and food, chemical printing, textiles and clothing, building materials and paper making.

Mini cars, refrigerators, furniture, leather goods, cigars, Zhuangzi wine, special flour and "Wuzhou brand" beef series and other products have advanced processing technology and have formed large-scale production. Niuqun China Trade City has active business circulation.

The national-level Wanbei Automobile Center Wholesale Market, the provincial-level Liulin Cattle Market, the agricultural machinery market and a number of commodity wholesale markets provide convenience for industrial production, sales and the daily consumption of the people. The first phase of Niuqun China Trade City, which covers an area of ??400 acres with an investment of 200 million yuan, has been completed and operational.

niuqun In Mengcheng, both industry and commerce are flourishing and beginning to take shape. After years of cultivation and development, Mengcheng has initially formed an industrial system centered on food processing, light textile industry, chemical printing, construction and building materials, and machinery manufacturing.

The main industrial products include cigars, liquor, cotton yarn, towels and sheets, flour, furniture, pork and beef products, daily chemicals, printing products, cement building materials and leather products, etc. More than 30 categories. In particular, the deep processing industry of agricultural products such as cattle, wheat, cotton, and wood has initially formed an industrial chain. The county has a meat processing industry chain with Wuzhou Food Company, Dongsheng Food Company, and Tiandu Food Company as leading enterprises; Huayang Food Company Textile Company, Jingwei Dyeing and Weaving Company, and Yongfa Towel and Sheet Company are the leading enterprises in the textile processing industry chain.

Mengcheng not only has the national-level Wanbei Automobile Center Wholesale Market, but also has the largest small commodity wholesale market in northern Anhui - Niuqun China Trade City, the provincial Liulin Ox Market, Chucun Vermicelli Market, and Fence Peanuts market, Madian vegetable market and a number of professional markets. The annual turnover of the Wanbei Automobile Center Wholesale Market alone reaches 3 billion yuan.

Agricultural development Mengcheng is one of the earliest foreign investment control areas and Huanghuaihai Development Zone in my country. It has been listed by the country as a production base for commercial wheat grain, high-quality cotton, export cotton and low erucic acid rapeseed, and a national beef cattle production base. It is a production base for fattening, goat skinning and lean pigs, and is a national plain greening demonstration county. Especially in recent years, through strategic adjustments to the agricultural structure, agricultural industrialization has been vigorously promoted, and comprehensive agricultural development has achieved remarkable results. It is transforming from traditional agriculture to modern agriculture with regional layout, large-scale production, and intensive management.

The county has built an annual production base of 750,000 high-quality cattle, 400,000 Boer goats, and 1.3 million 2-3 yuan hybrid pigs; it has built 300,000 acres of high-quality cotton, 400,000 There are 500,000 acres of high-quality peanuts, 500,000 acres of various melons and vegetables, and 100,000 acres of mint and other high-quality agricultural products. The county currently has 450,000 acres of forestry land, including 400,000 acres of forest land. There are 75 million trees of various types in the county, with a standing stock volume of 1.3 million cubic meters and a forest coverage rate of 15.

9%.

The greening rate on both sides of county and township roads and rivers reaches over 95%. The county has 360,000 acres of afforestation and 1.4 million acres of high-standard farmland forest network.

Urban greening coverage reaches 36%, and the per capita public green space reaches 5.9 square meters.

The county has been awarded the honorable titles of "National Top 100 Afforestation and Greening Counties" and "National Advanced Greening Collective". After the hard work of the people of the county and the implementation of foreign investment, Huanghuaihai and other projects, the county now has 110 culverts of various types. 6. Is Wu Jianzhang, the founding father of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, really a real person?

In 570 AD, when Geng Yin was old, he served with Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong, as Emperor Wen of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, with Yang Zhong, the father of Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. palace guard).

When Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian, was at the age of Xin Chou in 581 AD, he deposed Zhou Yuwen Yan and established himself on his own. He appointed Wu Jianzhang as Shangshu Province. He commanded the military generals and their captains to clear up internal and external rebellions for Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty and stabilize the country. The Sui Dynasty conquered the world. In order to amend the law, he also ordered him to be appointed as the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Together with Pei Zheng, Gao Ying and others, he drafted twenty-eight volumes of a code book with one thousand two hundred articles, which was called the "New Code". Official, established three provinces and six ministries.

Because Yang Guang killed his father and brother and destroyed the palace to establish himself, Wu Jianzhang's loyal remonstrances were ineffective, so he took the opportunity to pay homage to Emperor Wen and risked his life to remonstrate again. Not only was it ineffective, but he was humiliated. Wu Jianzhang knew that the Sui Dynasty would be destroyed, so he hit the pillar with anger and died, showing filial piety and loyalty to the late emperor.

Colleague Pei Zhengyin said in a poem: "When the Peng crashes into the golden steps, the heaven and the earth weep, but the Han house is about to fall, who can overcome the dangerous pass again."