Jingyuan Black Three Gorges Relocation

In 2004, CCTV's "Focus Interview" exposed the incident with the title "Anjufang turned into tofu residue". Former director of Huiyang District Immigration Office, deputy head of the Three Gorges Immigration Leading Group and director of the office, who took bribes of 380,000 yuan, was sentenced to 13. Afterwards, the local government quickly came up with a repair plan.

In addition to the quality of housing, another key issue is land resettlement, and settlements have also made their own efforts. Similarly, according to the implementation plan of rural resettlement in the Three Gorges reservoir area of Guangdong Province, Wang He and his immigrant companions each have 9 points of cultivated land.

According to the mutual confirmation of villagers in several resettlement sites, when signing the resettlement agreement, the receiving sites all designated a "satisfactory" piece of cultivated land, but after moving to the local area, the government will redraw a piece of land for the resettlement village on the grounds that it can't get this piece of land.

In the immigrant village of Tonghu Town, the government arranged another piece of land for the same reason, more than 7 miles away from the villagers' group. The villagers were unwilling, resulting in three years of landless. Due to the problems reflected by the chartered bus to and from Huizhou for many years, it has been fourteen or fifteen times before and after, and each person has collected more than six or seven hundred yuan. In the end, the dispute ended in the victory of the villagers-each person was assigned 5 points, and the migrant villagers' group in Tonghu Town had 1 ***7 1 person. The government gave 1000 square meters of industrial land to 7 1 person, but it was difficult to attract investment and no one rented it.

The town of Chen Jiang, where Jiang Hua was located, was later redefined. However, under high-voltage lines, the soil quality is very poor. "There is no water in drought and no harvest in heavy rain." The villagers refused and quarreled for a long time. Jianghua immigrant village moved into 22 households with 70 people and resettled 63 mu of cultivated land. Later, Chen Jiang Town Government promised to invest more than 2 million yuan to build a 3 100 square plant for the immigrant village. Before the completion, the government also paid10.5 million yuan for living expenses to the immigrant village.

The fate of Liangjing Town, where the high-voltage power line tower also stands in the immigrant village, is far from that of Chen Jiang Town. There are 69 people in 23 households in the immigrant village of Liangjing Town, and the cultivated land is 62. 1 mu. During the whole seven-year immigration process, only in 2003 did they rent watermelons to others at the price of 230 yuan/mu. Later, this 62. 1 mu of land was abandoned because the village leaders took the tenant's rebate and rented the cultivated land at a low price. Up to now, the weeds in the field are half as tall as people. Now, Wang Shiduan and the villagers have hung up red banners at the entrance of the village and posted advertisements for renting land, but few people are interested.

Dangerous houses and land problems make people unable to live and work in peace and contentment. In the words of left-behind villagers Wang Shiduan and Qiao Guanghui, "immigrants can't find a life", and a large number of immigrants returned to Liangjing Town.

In 2003, Liu Changkang, a family of four in Room Liang Jing 14, immigrated to Huizhou for less than a year, and took the lead in leaving Huizhou and returning to Wushan to engage in aquaculture. Then, the villagers in the small group joined the returning team one after another. By the first half of 2004, 17 of 23 families had returned. Even two houses have sold resettlement houses and homesteads, with 43,000 houses for two people and 80,000 houses for three people.

Liang Jing became the town with the most serious backflow in Huizhou 13 resettlement sites. In Wang Shiduan's view, returnees have similar characteristics, such as having relatively solid savings and having a house in their hometown.

At present, there are six immigrant villages in Liangjing Town, and those who leave occasionally come to Liangjing. However, they don't regard this as "going home", just want to see if the status quo has changed.