What are the towns in Liucheng?

Liucheng County governs 9 towns: Dabu, Longtou, Taiping, Shapu, Dongquan, Fengshan, Liutang, Chongmai, and Zhailong, as well as Shechong Township, Mashan Township, and Guzhai Mulao There are 3 ethnic townships, including 120 village committees, 12 community neighborhood committees, and 1,391 villager groups. The county seat of Dabu Town has 13,124 households and a population of 41,800.

Liucheng County is located in Liuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, located in the north of central Guangxi. It borders Luzhai County to the east, Luocheng County and Yizhou District to the west, Liuzhou City and Liujiang District to the south, and Rong'an County and Rongshui County to the north. Liucheng County covers an area of ??2,114 square kilometers, with a total population of 409,400 at the end of 2015. It governs 9 towns, 3 townships, and 2 overseas Chinese economic management zones, and has 120 village committees, 12 community neighborhood committees, and 1,391 villager groups. There are scenic spots such as Fengshan Ancient Town, Guzhai Folk Customs Tourism Area, Zen Yunsiyuan Scenic Area, and Liutang Town within the territory. It has been awarded the title of National Largest Pig Transplantation County and National Export Food and Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Demonstration Area.

The population of various ethnic groups in Liucheng County is dominated by Han and Zhuang ethnic groups. According to the fourth census in 1990, the residents of Liucheng County were Han, Zhuang, Yao, Miao, Dong, Mulao, Maonan, Hui, Yi, Shui, Jing, Manchu, Mongolian, Gaoshan, Tujia, Buyi, Li, She, Bai, There are 27 ethnic groups including Tibetan, Xibo, Gelao, Uyghur, Mongolian, Dai, Nu, Achang and so on.

Dialects:

The languages ??spoken in Liucheng County include Zhuang dialect, Hakka dialect (commonly known as Majie dialect), Mandarin dialect (Liuzhou dialect or Guizhong dialect), common dialect, and vernacular dialect (Cantonese Guangzhou dialect) dialect), Mulao dialect, Hokkien dialect (Kenan dialect), etc. Among them, Zhuang, Hakka and Mandarin are the most common languages, with Mandarin being the most commonly used.

Zhuang dialect: It is distributed in 14 towns and villages in the county, with a total population of more than 183,000, accounting for 49.55% of the total population. Among them, the six towns of Taiping, Liutang, Mashan, Chongmai, Luoya and Zhailong are more distributed, accounting for 86.77%. Mandarin is also spoken in the Wei towns where these towns are located.

Hakka: Mainly distributed in 5 towns: Dabu, Dongquan, Shapu, Longtou, Xi'an and a few villages in Taiping Township. ***There are 83,200 people, accounting for 22.44% of the total population. However, there are also a few villages where both Hakka and Mandarin are spoken simultaneously.

Mandarin: Mainly distributed in Dapu Town, Dongquan Town, Fengshan Town and some villages in Shechong Township, as well as in government offices, factories, mines, farms and forestry farms, and schools in the county, with a total of 52,200 people, accounting for 14.08% of the total population. Mandarin is widely used in work contacts, market trade and interpersonal communication throughout the county.

Baby dialect: Mainly distributed in the four towns of Guzhai, Dabu, Longtou and Luoya, with a population of 33,100 people, accounting for 8.93% of the total population. Among them, Guzhai Township accounts for 79.11%.

Vernacular: immigrants mainly from Beiliu, Rongxian, Luchuan, Guiping, Pingnan and other counties, scattered in Dabu, Fengshan, Shapu, Longtou, Xi'an, Shechong, Guzhai, Some villages in Luoya and other towns have a population of 9,100 people, accounting for 2.45% of the total population.

Galao dialect: There are 6,900 people in Shangfu, Luodong, Dayantong and other villages in Guzhai Township, accounting for 1.86% of the total population. Some of these villages also speak Zhuang dialect.

Fujian dialect: mainly distributed in Fuhu, Shangluo, Xiatun and other villages in Longtou Township, but there are also some who speak both Hakka and common people. ***There are 0.11 million people, accounting for 0.30% of the total population.