Historical evolution of Beijing’s foreign-resident camp

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Shanxi immigrants came here to build a village. It was once named Liumuying. Because it means refugees, it was called Refugee Camp. In the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Liuminying. Originally belonging to Dong'an County, it was placed under Daxing County during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Forest coverage rate is 30%. The Phoenix River flows through the basin. The village's ecological agriculture construction was a key project of the national environmental protection system from 1981 to 1985. In November 1982, the Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau and the Municipal Biogas Office selected private villages to pilot ecological agriculture. In 1984, he joined the United Nations "Man and the Biosphere" research program. In 1986, it was officially recognized by the United Nations Environment Program as the first ecological agriculture village in China. In the same year, it was named one of the "Global Environmental 500" by the United Nations Environment Program. In 1989, it was rated as an advanced unit of world environmental protection by the United Nations Environment Program. In 2000, it was rated as an organic agriculture pilot base by the State Environmental Protection Administration. In 2003, it was rated as one of the first batch of municipal folk tourism villages. In the same year, Liuminying established a folk tourism office to standardize the management of tourism reception services. It formulated a folk tourism reception system, a tour guide reception service system and a tourism safety prevention system. It implemented unified management and decentralized management of folk custom households. Conduct regular inspections and provide free services to folk households.