Songbu Town, Fengxin County, Jiangxi Province

The market town covers an area of ??about 30,000 square meters. It has convenient transportation and communication. It is an important agricultural, industrial and trade town in Fengxin County. The town is named after Songbu, the hometown of scientist Song Yingxing in the late Ming Dynasty. Feng-Song and Song-Song-Shi highways pass through the territory, making the transportation very convenient. On March 9, 1999, with the approval of the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, Songbu Township was abolished and Songbu Town was established.

Through more than 20 years of reform and opening up, Songbu has undergone earth-shaking changes, its economy has developed by leaps and bounds, and the per capita annual income has reached 3,180 yuan. Five major advantageous industries have been formed, including precision casting, chemical industry, food, papermaking and transportation. While Songbu Town is vigorously developing industry and promoting sustained and rapid economic development, it is also striving to promote the industrialization of agriculture, optimize the agricultural industrial structure, establish agricultural characteristic planting and breeding bases, and pioneer the development of ecological agriculture. The development of ecological agriculture with Yonghui Ecology as the main focus has become a highlight of Songbu Town's agriculture. It produces 30,000 pigs annually, processes 15,000 tons of feed, produces 150,000 kilograms of fresh fish, and employs more than 200 people. The estimated annual output value Up to 30 million yuan. Other agricultural projects mainly include: the town's high-quality rice seed area has reached 62,000 acres, the high-quality rice seed rate has reached more than 95%, and the establishment of a Agaricus bisporus production base of nearly 6,000 square meters. Tangzhuang Guanbei Reservoir, Xiaze Yushan Reservoir, Tangnan Ganhutang and Tujialong Reservoir have developed 800 acres of three-dimensional breeding bases. There are 6,000 Ma chickens, more than 100 acres of greenhouse vegetable base, 700 acres of flower seedling base, etc. There are certain reserves of non-metallic mineral resources silicon, quartz, mica, brick clay and metallic mineral iron sand within the territory. There are more than 20 species of wild animals such as wild boars, hares, jackals, and wolves. Wild birds include pheasants, eagles, thrushes, turtledoves, egrets, geese, magpies, etc.; every summer, flocks of egrets come to the reservoirs, rivers, and lakes within the territory to build nests, lay eggs, and breed; the nationally protected wild animals roe deer, python, and yellowtail Sheep, giant salamanders, tiger mosquito frogs, etc. are occasionally seen in the jungles of hills and mountains. There are tourist attractions such as "Yuge Temple", "Fahua Temple", "Dongyue Temple", "Weidoushan Reservoir" and "Dengjiahe Reservoir" within the territory to be developed; "Yuwang City" in Hongmeishan Village and Yedian Village The "Jinluo Family Sites" are cultural sites from the Eastern and Western Zhou Dynasties, and have been listed as key protection or excavation areas by the province and city. In May 1992, after the construction of the Songbu section of the Beijing-Kowloon Railway started, the Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee sent experts to excavate more than a hundred tombs in the "City of King Yu". In 1996, Peking University sent students from the Department of Archeology to the "Jinluojia Site" for on-site investigation and archaeological practice for more than a month. In November 2005, the Macheng section of the "Shanghai-Hanrong" express railway started construction, and the Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee once again sent experts to Songbu to investigate and study the excavation plan for "King Yu's City" and "Jinluo Family Site".

Songbu’s industry, agriculture, tourism and other industries have obvious characteristics. The characteristic industries have formed "six major industrial clusters" such as auto parts, metallurgy and casting, light industrial food, textile and clothing, carton packaging, and construction and building materials; the auto parts produced by each enterprise are sold to FAW Group, Second Automobile Group, Brilliance Jinbei, More than 20 main engine manufacturers such as Beiqi Foton, "Yinglian" brand honey and "Huayi" brand paper handicrafts are exported to more than 60 countries including the United States, South Korea, Australia, Japan, etc.; specialty agriculture has formed greenhouse vegetables, chestnuts, and green tea , Camellia oleifera, sweet potato, breeding and other 6 industrial bases, and 3 characteristic economic belts including the vegetable industry along the 106 National Highway, the forest industry along Songshun Road, and the livestock and poultry breeding industry along the Songda Line; currently, greenhouse vegetables are grown continuously The area has reached 12,000 acres, and the largest vegetable wholesale market in eastern Hubei has been built; the characteristic tourism industry has initially formed ecological tourism, cultural tourism, and landscape tourism. The "Yuwang City" of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the "Jinluo Family Ruins", and the Han Dynasty Historical sites such as the "Yuhuang Pavilion" during the period, as well as tourist attractions such as "Fahua Temple", "Dongyue Temple" and "Weidou Lake" have huge development potential and promising prospects. Songbu Town is one of the main agricultural market towns in Pingyang County. It is located in the east of Pingyang County, 9.6 kilometers away from the county seat. It borders the East China Sea to the east, Xiwan Township to the south, Yuyang Town to the west, and Feiyun Town of Ruian City to the north. It has jurisdiction over 13 administrative districts. Village, the town has a total population of 16,000 people, a total area of ??13.56 square kilometers, a cultivated land area of ??12,657 acres, a mountain forest area of ??4,420 acres, and a tidal flat area of ??22,913 acres.

The area under its jurisdiction is surrounded by mountains and the sea, with hills, plains, water networks, and tidal flats all available. It is endowed with unique natural resources. Such topography and landforms are very suitable for the development of agricultural production. The mountainous areas can be used to develop economic timber forests and melon and fruit forests; the tidal flats can be used to develop tidal flats and seawater aquaculture; the river networks can be used for freshwater aquaculture; in addition to growing food, the cultivated land can be used to develop various benefit-oriented agriculture. Songbu Town has historically been a large agricultural town and one of the main grain-producing areas in Pingyang County, with a long historical tradition of agricultural production.