Brief introduction of Xinglong country town

The township government is 20 kilometers away from the county seat.

Xinglong township was once known as "Liu's adjutant's nest fort" and "Xinglong Spring". According to legend, during the Republic of China, Liu Tiejia, the adjutant of a regiment commanded by Wu of the old Northeast Army, reclaimed wasteland and built a bunker here, hence the name "Liu's bunker" and became a village. Later, because there was a spring in the south of the village, the accumulated water became a bubble, rich in fish, and people fishing in an endless stream, praising "this place is prosperous", hence the name "Xinglong Spring". The late Qing Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of Ganjingzi Disaster Bureau. After the founding of the Republic of China, 19 14 was assigned to Longjiang County.

It is under the jurisdiction of Ganjingzi George Bureau. 19 16 was assigned to Busi Administration. 1926 belongs to Gannan Administration, and 1928 belongs to Area II. After the fall of Northeast China, gannan county was initially placed under the Second Insurance Company, and Xinglongquan Village was established in 1938. Japanese colonialists once occupied farmers' land in China and established Japanese immigrant pioneering groups in Xibao and chao yang shan, with 227 families and 8 16 people in two tribes. 1945 "August 15" Japan surrendered and Japanese immigrants fled. 1946 The people's political power was established in March, and it was divided into Xinglongquan District, later changed to the second district, with * * * matching 6.

Administrative village. At the end of 1955 and the beginning of 1956, a number of immigrant villages (namely "Xing", Xing 1 Village-to-Xing 24) were excavated and built in China (including Jinyinhe Township). 1March, 956, divided into three townships: Kubao, Xinfa and Wangshan. 1April, 958, Xinfa Township was merged into Baoxiang. In September of the same year, Kubao and Wangshan merged to form Xinglong People's Commune. 1April, 984, changed to Xinglong Township.

Xinglong township has gentle terrain and fertile soil. The total area of the township is 30 1 km2, including cultivated land104,000 mu, grassland, barren hills1510,000 mu, and forest land of 53,000 mu. The main crops are corn, soybean, rice, sunflower and potato. Reed production ranks first in the county. Township-run industries include starch factories and farm tools repair shops. Towns * * * have jurisdiction over Kubao, Dongxing, Wangshan, Xingguo, Xianfeng, Advanced, Xinfa, Shuanglong, Shuang Sheng, Xinjian, Xingxian, Xing 'an, Struggle, Jianshanzi, Aobaoshan and Pingyuan.

16 villages, among which Xingxian Village is a Korean village. At the end of 1992, the total population of the township was 23,000, of which ethnic minorities such as Korean, Manchu and Mongolian accounted for 2.7%, making it the township with the largest population of Korean in the county. Township government resident kubao village.