What is the population density of Hushi Town, Tianmen City, Hubei Province?

Population: about 40,000 people

Population density: 494 people/km2

A town under the jurisdiction of Tianmen City. It was a town under the jurisdiction of Zao City in 1954, and it was under the jurisdiction of Hefeng District in 1957. In 1958, Hefeng and Zao City were merged into a satellite commune. In 1961, they were separated into Hefeng District. In 1957, the area under the original jurisdiction of Hefeng District was divided into Li Market, Hushi Commune, later changed to district, and Hushi Town was built in 1987. It is located in the northeast of the city, 44 kilometers away from the urban center. It covers an area of ??81 square kilometers and has a population of 40,000. The highway reaches Zaoshi in the north and connects to Hanyi Highway, and connects to Dongkun Town of Hanchuan in the east. Jurisdiction is Gongyi, Wangliu, Xiongshang, Songda, Hushi, Chenji, Qiantai, Haotai, Caoli, Zhuangwan, Xinmin, Daxing, Wufang, Chenglao, Chenghu, Zhangda, Xiaoda, Liuhe, Dong Da, Daixin, Zhangzhong, Yili, Dongzhao 23 village committees and Hu City neighborhood committees. The main agricultural product is rice and it is one of the Tianmen fresh fish markets. Township enterprises include feather fan, machinery, plastics, down processing and other factories. He Long, Mao Zedong, Chen Shaomin and other older generation revolutionaries once established bases here. . Li Donglin, a famous person in Hushi Town

Li Donglin (1920-1947) was a native of Gongyi Village, Hushi Town, Tianmen, Hubei Province. In 1940, he participated in the revolution in the local Sanmin Township and soon joined the party organization. From 1942 to 1945, he participated in the anti-mopping up and anti-"cannibalization" struggle against the Japanese and puppet troops in Tianhan County, and was promoted to the platoon leader of the 11th Independent Regiment. Joined after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War

Zhou Chou'an

Zhou Chou'an (1905-1942) was a native of Hushi Village, Hushi Town, Tianmen Town, Hubei Province. Participated in the revolution in 1938. In 1940, he served as a guerrilla fighter in the Tiandong Lianxiang Office of the Tianmen Administrative Committee. In the winter of 1941, he served as the platoon leader of the Tianmen County Guerrilla Brigade. In June 1942, he joined the army in counter-mopping up the Japanese and puppet troops

Zang Jinlong

Zang Jinlong (1925-1945) was a native of Licun, Hushi Town, Tianmen, Hubei. In 1943, he participated in the anti-Japanese guerrilla struggle in the local Sanmin Center Township of Tianhan County. In 1944, he served as the captain of the Lianxiang guerrilla brigade and cooperated with the Tianhan County Corps in the battle against the Japanese and puppet troops. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he joined the anti-civil war struggle. Unfortunately, Song Peisheng (1919-1943) was born in Song Dacun, Hushi Town, Tianmen Town, Hubei Province. In 1942, he participated in the anti-Japanese struggle in Sanmin Central Township and was soon transferred to the 11th Independent Regiment of Tianhan County as a soldier. While participating in Tianhan County's counterattack against the Japanese and puppet troops, he was killed by a Japanese artillery shell at the entrance of Zeng's trench in Hanchuan.

Li Yinzu

Li Yinzu (1926-1946) was a native of Chenji Village, Hushi Town, Tianmen, Hubei. In 1942, he was mobilized by the local Sanminxiang Party organization to participate in the anti-Japanese struggle behind enemy lines, and was soon promoted to serve as a soldier in the main force of the Fifth Division of the New Fourth Army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he participated in the breakout campaign in the Central Plains and died when he moved to Henan with the army.