Guyuan traffic

In 20 14, the mileage of graded highways in the city reached 7657 kilometers. Among them: national highway is 387km (national and provincial trunk line106km), provincial highway is 419km, county road is 524km, township road is 2017km, village road is 4250km, and private highway is 60km. At the end of the year, the number of civilian cars reached 244,600, including 70,300 passenger cars, 27,300 trucks, 23,300 other cars, 78,200 motorcycles, 42,500 tractors and 3,000 trailers. There are 3 1 10000 operating vehicles and 710000 non-operating vehicles in the city. In the whole year, the road freight volume was 46.244 million tons, an increase of 18.9% over the previous year, and the cargo turnover volume was11.234 billion tons kilometers, an increase of 13 1%. Highway passenger traffic1135,000 people, an increase of 12%, and passenger turnover reached14.94 million person-kilometers, an increase of 12.2%. In the whole year, the railway sent 6.5438+260,900 passengers, an increase of 0.6%; The volume of goods delivered was 578,600 tons, down by 8. 1%. There are 437 buses, 3446 taxis and 43 tourist passengers in the city. Guyuan National Road 179 is one of the transportation hubs.

highway

Yin Fu Expressway (Fuyin)

Qinglan Expressway (Qingdao-Lanzhou)

Gubao Expressway (Guyuan-Baoji)

Gu Xi Expressway (Guyuan-Xiji)

Gu Qing Expressway (Guyuan-Qingyang)

Sandee Expressway (Pengyang-Qingshizui)

Ximao Expressway (Xiji-Maojiagou)

Yin Kun Expressway (Yinkun)

Black Sea Expressway (Black City-Haiyuan)

National highway

G309 (Lanzhou-Rongcheng) G3 12 (Shanghai-Yili) G327 (Lianyungang-Guyuan) G344 (Dongtai-Lingwu)

provincial highway

S 10 1 (Pingliang-Yinchuan), S203, S202

Guyuan bus station is the passenger center station in Ningnan Mountain area. Guyuan new bus station was built in the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), and started construction in June 2008, with an investment of 80 million yuan. Guyuan bus station is a national first-class bus station. Baozhong Railway (Baoji-Zhongwei) ended the history of no railway in Guyuan.

Roy Railway (Guyuan-Wangwa)

Dinggu Railway (Dingxi-Guyuan)

Huanhai Railway (Huanxian-Haiyuan-Zhongchuan)

Baiping Railway (Baiyin-Pingliang)

Guyuan Railway Station, located in Yuanzhou District, Guyuan City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, was built at 1995. Guyuan Railway Station is 294km away from Baoji Station and 2 17km away from Zhongwei Station, belonging to Guyuan Depot in lanzhou railway administration. This is the fourth-class station. In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), the Red Army reached Guyuan on the Long March. In order to bomb the Red Army, the Kuomintang pulled out the newly sprouted wheat from the southeast floodplain of Guyuan City and built a military airport, which was later closed. In 2007, Liupanshan Airport, with an investment of 440 million yuan, covering an area of 2,878 mu, with a flight zone 4C and a runway of 2,800 meters long and 45 meters wide, started construction. 20 10 officially opened on June 26th. The second phase of Liupanshan Airport is under planning approval.

flight path

Guyuan-Yinchuan Guyuan -Xi Guyuan-Beijing Guyuan-Lanzhou Guyuan-Chengdu

Guyuan -Xi 'an-Hangzhou

Guyuan-Shanghai

Guyuan-Chongqing

Guyuan-Yinchuan-Tianjin Xihaigu dialect, Guyuan is located in the southern mountainous area of Ningxia, adjacent to Gansu and Shaanxi, belonging to Guanzhong dialect and Qin Long dialect in the northern dialect.

Guyuan Dialect, as the representative of Qin Long Dialect in Central Plains Mandarin, is different from Guanzhong Dialect in Shaanxi and Longzhong Dialect in Gansu in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar, and has its own characteristics and system. From a sociological point of view, it not only reflects the local customs, living customs and economic situation in Guyuan area, but also reflects its ancient and heavy history and culture. hua'er

Mainly improvisational folk songs, Hehuang Huaer's tunes can be divided into fast and slow tunes: there are fewer interlinings in the fast tune, and the drawl is correspondingly reduced, which is more concise and compact. The lyrics of the script are based on the melody of Wall, citing the singing forms of northwest local folk songs such as Xintianyou and the rhetorical methods of China classical poems such as antithesis. The lyrics of Hua 'er Opera mostly use figurative rhetoric, and the paragraphs often use overlapping words and sentences, and there are function words such as zhe, ma, ya, ha and ai as parenthesis.

Mouth string

Kouxian, commonly known as Koukou, is a folk entertainment form that plays Kouxian by improvisation. There are two kinds of oral strings: bamboo is three inches long and the strings are pronounced; Iron is one and a half inches long, and the hook sounds. Pendants such as silk spikes and beads can also be tied at both ends of the mouth rope. Kouxian is mainly popular among Hui women in Xihaigu, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.

tap dance

Tap dancing, which originated in the Han and Tang Dynasties, originally belonged to "jumping legs" and once spread among Hui people in Weinan and Xi, Shaanxi. At that time, it was purely a martial arts event with complete routines. Young Hui men practice a set of "jumping legs" before bathing and worshiping, and then go to worship. Some Muslims in Shaanxi moved to Jingyuan County, Ningxia, where "jumping legs" gradually evolved into "stepping on feet".

Paper-cut Guyuan is a folk handicraft that Han people love for a long time, and it is mostly cut by women. Paper-cutting is mostly carried out during the slack season in winter, and it reaches its climax when making lanterns in stick grilles during the Spring Festival.

chinese chess

Xihaigu is called "below". Working farmers, in the field, can draw a "chess" plate with small stones and clods on one side and twigs on the other by stretching their fingers and taking four steps in seven steps. Television: Guyuan Radio and TV Station

Newspaper: Guyuan Daily

News websites: Guyuan News Network, Guyuan Radio and Television Network and Guyuan Information Port.

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