How many households are there in Lijia Village, Yangxian County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province?

Hanzhong is located in the southwest of Shaanxi Province, leaning on the Qinling Mountains in the north and Bashan in the south, and in the center is the beautiful and fertile Hanzhong Basin. The city governs ten counties and one district, with a total area of ??27,000 square kilometers and a population of 3.72 million. Hanzhong is a national historical and cultural city and a national ecological demonstration construction pilot area. Hanzhong has a profound cultural heritage and unique and beautiful natural scenery. There are 113 cultural relics protection units at all levels in the city, including 10 national key cultural relics protection units, 17 provincial key cultural relics protection units, 1 world human and natural biosphere, and a national key cultural relics protection unit. There are 3 nature reserves, 2 national water conservancy scenic spots, and 3 national forest parks; there are 7 provincial scenic spots, 3 provincial forest parks, and 6 provincial nature reserves. Main tourist attractions in Hanzhong: Wuhou Tomb, Zhangliang Temple, Ancient Han Terrace, Baoxie Plank Road, Eclipta, Nanhu Scenic Area, Foping Giant Panda Reserve, Cai Lun Tomb, Shimen Scenic Area, Wulongdong National Forest Park, Wuhou Temple, Wuzi Mountain, Liping Forest Park, Sujing Garden, Wumen Weir, Lingya Temple, Mian County Hot Spring, Shanhe Weir, Wangfugou Karst Cave Group, Nansha River Scenic Area, Yinma Pond, Shaanxi Institute of Technology, Zhang Qian Memorial Hall, Hanzhong Tiantai Mountain, Zibai Mountain, Hongsi Lake, Xingyuan Lake, Kaiming Temple Tower, Yangxian Crested Ibis Sanctuary, Lotus Pond Park, Qingmuchuan, Yanxiang Cave, Xixiang Cherry Valley, etc. As early as the Shang Dynasty, human beings lived and worked here. In subsequent history, Hanzhong once again became a battleground for military strategists, such as Liu Bang and Zhuge Liang, who all used Hanzhong as a military base. Hanzhong is the birthplace of the Han family and has a long history. Since King Huiwen of Qin first established Hanzhong County in 312 BC, it has a history of more than 2,300 years. Hanzhong opened Han industry. In 206 BC, King Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty took Hanzhong as his birthplace, built an altar to worship Han Xin as his general, built plank roads openly, crossed Chencang secretly, competed in the Central Plains, pacified the Three Qin Dynasties, unified the world, and established the Han Dynasty for more than 400 years. Since then, the Han Dynasty Appellations such as , Han people, Han nationality, Chinese language, and Chinese culture have been passed down to this day. During the Three Kingdoms period, Hanzhong was the main battlefield where Wei and Shu fought against each other. The veteran general Huang Zhong slashed Xia Houyuan at the foot of Dingjun Mountain in Hanzhong, and the brave general Zhao Yun defeated Cao Jun on the bank of the Han River. Liu Bei proclaimed himself the king of Hanzhong; the famous prime minister Zhuge Liang of his generation was in Hanzhong. He spent 8 years stationed in the army and spent the most painstaking years of his life. He left Qishan Mountain six times and went to the Northern Expedition to Cao Wei. He worked hard and was finally buried at the foot of Dingjun Mountain. His resting place, Wuhou Temple, is known as "the best Wuhou Temple in the world". This is the hometown of Zhang Qian, the pioneer of the Silk Road, and the fief and burial place of Cai Lun, the inventor of the four great inventions of papermaking. Emperors and generals such as Han Xin, Zhuge Liang, and Cao Cao once made great achievements here, and great poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Lu You, and Su Shi visited, moved around, or lived in this land, leaving behind magnificent ink poems. There are many cultural relics and historic sites in the city. There are currently 10 national key cultural relics protection units, as well as famous cultural heritages with the theme of "Two Han and Three Kingdoms". Well-known attractions include: Baoxie Dao Shimen, Baijiang Terrace, Wuhou Temple, and Zhangliang Temple. wait. In 1905, China's first movie "Dingjun Mountain" told the story of "Huang Zhong beheaded Xia Houyuan and captured Dingjun Mountain" in Dingjun Mountain in Mian County, Hanzhong during the Three Kingdoms period. The 10 national key cultural relics protection units in Hanzhong are: Baoxie Road, Shimen and its cliff carvings; Tomb of Marquis Wu; Ruins of Longgang Temple; Tomb of Zhang Qian; Wumen Weir; Tomb of Cai Lun; Kaiming Temple Pagoda; Lijiacun Ruins; Zhangliang Temple; Lingya Temple.