The two richest villages in China.

The two richest villages in China are Huaxi Village and Nanling Village.

First look at Huaxi village. Huaxi Village is located in Huashi Town, Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is formed by merging more than 20 villages, with an area of 35 square kilometers and a population of 30,340. From 200 1, Huaxi Village is connected with highways, waterways and heliports. 20 10, everyone lives in a villa, everyone drives a luxury car, very rich, yes.

Nanling Village is located in Longgang District, Shenzhen, with an area of 4. 12 square kilometers. The local registered population is only 1000, and the foreign population is 15000. Because Nanling Village has a relatively small area and a relatively large population, it is impossible to build villas like Huaxi Village. Most of them live in tall buildings. The welfare policy of Nanling village is bandits' nest, and villagers can get a house for free when they get married.

Village classification:

Village settlements usually refer to fixed settlements, and only a few are mobile. Settlement consists of various buildings, structures, roads, green spaces, water sources, pastoral areas and other material elements. One of the biggest characteristics of the village is that people take land resources as the production object, and relying on the sky to eat is its true portrayal.

For example, the large long houses of Iban people in Borneo, the mounds in western China, caves in the Loess Plateau, underground or semi-underground houses in arid areas such as Central Asia and North Africa, and tents in nomadic areas are all special village settlement forms.

Village settlements can be divided into farming settlements, forestry settlements, pastoral villages, fishing villages and villages with more than two kinds of activities. According to the plane form, it can be divided into agglomeration type and loose type, that is, point settlement, which is restricted by economic, social, historical and geographical conditions. Villages with a long history are mostly reunion, and regional immigrant villages with a late development are often loose.

Therefore, in this sense, villages generally refer to the phenomenon that residential houses are concentrated in living areas, which are usually mainly distributed in plains and basins, including large natural villages, with relatively concentrated population and composed of pieces of residential houses. The building density of villages in plain areas is higher than that of natural villages.