Introduction and detailed information of Pingle County

Historical evolution

Pingle County, people have been living here since the Paleolithic Age 10,000 years ago.

The Qin Dynasty belonged to Guilin County, and the Han Dynasty belonged to Fuchuan and Lipu counties of Cangwu County.

In the first year of Wu Ganlu in the Three Kingdoms (AD 265), Pingle County was divided from Fuchuan County. It was named after Ping Lexi (Leshui) in the north of the present county seat. The county seat was initially located in Tangzha Village, Fucheng Township. The third county of Anjun remained unchanged until Jin Dynasty.

During the Six Dynasties, the Song Dynasty was the first to establish the country, and the Qi Dynasty was restored to Shi'an County and became the second county in the Sui Dynasty.

In the fourth year of Wude (621) of Tang Dynasty, Shi'an County was divided, and Lezhou was established in Pingle County, and Pingle County belonged to it. In that year, Pingle County was divided into Zomaping and Shating County was established. The state governance is now attached to Nanzhou Village, an urban and rural area. In the eighth year of Wude (625), Jiang Qixian, the governor of Lezhou, moved the state and county administration to the present county seat at the same time. In the eighth year of Zhenguan (634), Lezhou was changed to Zhaozhou (named after Zhaogangtan in the west of the county). In the first year of Zhengsheng (695), Yongping Township in Pingle County was divided into Yongping County. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Zhaozhou was renamed Pingle County, and Pingle County belonged to it. In the first year of Qianyuan (758), Pingle County was renamed Zhaozhou, and Pingle County belonged to it.

During the Five Dynasties, it first belonged to Chu, then entered the Southern Han Dynasty, and became the jurisdiction of the Later Zhou Dynasty.

In Song Dynasty, it belonged to Guangnan Road first and then to Guangnan West Road. In the fifth year of Kaibao's reign (971), Yongping County was moved to Pingle County. In the first year of Dazhong Xiangfu (1008), he moved to the east of the city. In the fifth year of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1301), Zhaozhou was renamed Pingle and promoted to a prefecture, and Pingle County belonged to it. In the eighteenth year of Hongwu (1385), Longping was withdrawn into Pingle County.

Followed by the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Pingle County was directly under the jurisdiction of Pingle Prefecture. In June of the second year of the Republic of China, the prefecture was abolished. Pingle County belonged to Lijiang Road. In June of the third year of the Republic of China, Lijiang Road was renamed Guilin Road. Le County still belongs to it. In October of the 15th year of the Republic of China, the road was abandoned and divided into districts, and Pingle County belonged to the Pingle People's League District (actually implemented in May of the 21st year of the winter solstice of the 19th year of the Republic of China). On April 6, 2011, the Guilin People's League District also administered the Pinle People's League District and its nine counties. In October of the 22nd year of the Republic of China, the Pingle People's League District was established (in the 23rd year of the Republic of China, the People's League District was changed to an administrative supervision area, and in the 29th year of the Republic of China, the administrative supervision area was changed to an administrative supervision area, and the Office of the Administrative Supervision Commissioner was established until the 38th year of the Republic of China). It belongs to the county.

Pingle County was liberated on December 6, 1949 and belonged to the Pingle Administrative Commissioner's Office.

In August 1951, the office was moved from Babu to Pingle Town, and at the same time the seat of Pingle County was moved to Ertang Town.

In July 1958, Pingle Prefecture was abolished and Pingle County was placed under the jurisdiction of Guilin Prefecture. *** Pingle County Committee and County People's Committee moved back to Pingle Town.

In November 1998, Guilin City merged into Guilin City.

In 2000, Pingle County governed 6 towns, 5 townships, and 1 ethnic township. Administrative division

In August 2005, Fuxing Township and Changtan Township were abolished and merged into Pingle Town. At the end of 2005, Pingle County governed 6 towns, 3 townships, and 1 ethnic township: Pingle Town, Shasha Town, Ertang Town, Zhangjia Town, Tongan Town, Yuanyuan Town, Yang'an Township, Qinglong Township, and Qiaoting Township, Dafa Yao Autonomous Township.

Pingle Town has jurisdiction over six community neighborhood committees: Luohan Street, Zhonghua Shuangshi Street, Zhengxi Zhengbei Street, Xiaguan Dongquan Street, Xin'an Anliang Street, and Xinxing Banbian Street; Longwo, Nanzhou, There are 14 village committees in Mawei, Longlian, Jinshan, Yuecheng, Shuiyuan, Datang, Tongle, Nanfo, Baosha, Jiangkou, Zhonghua and Taiping.

Ertang Town governs: Ertang Street Community Neighborhood Committee; Lidu, Ertang, Chalin, Shachong, Letang, Xiejia, Gaoqiao, Heping, Dashui, Aishan, Zhenshan, There are 18 village committees in Dazhan, Xinhua, Zhoutang, Yantang, Kowloon, Majia and Niujiao.

Shasha Town governs: Shasha Street Community Neighborhood Committee; 10 village committees: Baohe, Weizi, Weixin, Shasha, Anlong, Yihe, Zhiping, Preservation, Security, and Xiezhong.

Tongan Town governs: Tongan Street Community Neighborhood Committee; 12 villages including Wangtang, Rentang, Tuntang, Lijia, Huashan, Dali, Tongan, Taocun, Pingshan, Shajiang, Miaobei and Huilong committee.

Zhangjia Town has jurisdiction over: 2 community committees, Zhangjia Street and Rongjin Street; Huyang, Chaoxian, Diaoyu, Yanshui, Pantian, Laobu, Shuishan, Zhangjia, Gulong, and Rong There are 12 village committees in Jin, Laoya and Xianghua.

Yuanyuan Town is under the jurisdiction of: Yuanyuan Street Community Neighborhood Committee; Qishan, Yuanwu, Nitang, Jinhua, Xuanwu, Shankou, Xiaba, Zhushan, Luoshan, Mulin, Jinjing, Gaolong, Jiudong, Yi There are 17 village committees in Dong, Landong, Guying and Liantang.

Fuxing Township has jurisdiction over 9 village committees: Chaoshui, Shangyou, Shangpen, Gaobu, Min'an, Minyi, Jiangyou, Jiangzuo and Mishandu.

Yang'an Township governs 10 village committees: Guduan, Yang'an, Shuanghe, Shimianshan, Taocun, Pingkou, Jiadong, Leifeng, Jiuyi, and Shanfu.

Qinglong Township governs 8 village committees: Dagang, Qinglong, Doudi, Matian, Pingdi, Juntang, Liantang, and Pingxi.

Qiaoting Township governs: Qiaoting Street Community Neighborhood Committee; 8 village committees: Liuchong, Qiaoting, Xiandui, Cangyuan, Renhe, Pingshi, Rende, and Shangbao.

Changtan Township governs: Changtan Street Community Neighborhood Committee; Taolin, Changtan, Yufeng, Hutang, Longtian, and Liuhe village committees.

Dafa Township (Dafa Yao Autonomous Township) governs: Huanglong, Dafa, Cangban, Yinshan, Tangchong, Sichong, Fuyao, Guangyun, Datian, and Bajiang 10 village committees meeting. Geographic Environment Landform

The landform within the territory is a combination of medium and low mountains, hills and karst. Surrounded by mountains in the east, south and southwest, it is a branch of Dupong Ridge, one of the Nanling Mountains. The eastern mountains run north-south. The main peak, Pomegranate Border, is the highest point in the territory, with an altitude of 1,372.1 meters. Under the mountain range is a north-south plain that slopes from southeast to northwest, forming a landform that is high in the southeast and low in the northwest. The southwest mountains wind southward.

The main peak, Longhe Ridge, is 1149.6 meters above sea level. The northern and central parts are karst areas and hilly areas such as peak clusters, peak forest valleys, depressions and dissolution plains. The Lianhuashan Mountains extend southwest from Xiejia in the south of Ertang Town. The main peak of Lianhua Mountain is 953.4 meters above sea level. The river near Tandi Village in Huanglong, Dapa Township is the lowest point, with an altitude of 72 meters. The landforms within the territory can be divided into hills, plains, terraces, mountains and other types according to their shapes. Climate

Pingle County is located in the mid-subtropical monsoon climate zone, with short winters and long summers, a mild climate, sufficient sunshine, abundant rainfall, and a frost-free period of more than 310 days. The average annual sunshine time is between 1414-2094 hours, the average annual temperature is 19.9°C, and the average annual rainfall is between 1355-1865 mm.

The territory is located in a low latitude area with strong solar radiation. Affected by the monsoon circulation, it belongs to the mid-subtropical monsoon climate zone. The general climate characteristics are: long sunshine hours, high temperatures, sufficient heat, abundant rainfall, and obvious dryness and wetness. Rainy days in spring and summer often lead to flash floods; sudden decreases in precipitation in autumn and winter lead to droughts. The frost-free period is long throughout the year, and it has a short and hot climate in southern Guangxi and a climate in northern Guangxi with cold winters and light snow.

The territory has strong solar radiation and rich light energy resources. The annual solar radiation is 105718 calories/cm2. July to September is the season with the highest solar radiation, and July is the highest value in the whole year, reaching 14015 cal/cm2. The total radiation amount from May to October is 68,971 cal/cm2, accounting for 65% of the annual total. The average annual sunshine from 1958 to 1989 is 1,658.8 hours, and the inter-annual variation in sunshine is large.

The annual average temperature in Pingle County from 1957 to 1989 was 19.9°C, with the highest annual temperature of 20.45°C (occurring in 1963) and the lowest annual temperature of 19.05°C (occurring in 1984); the average monthly minimum temperature over the years was at January (9.4℃), the monthly average highest temperature is in July (28.3℃). The extreme maximum temperature was 39.4℃ (occurred on July 22, 1971), and the extreme minimum temperature was -4.1℃ (occurred on January 15, 1963).

Because the terrain of the county is high in the south, with large forest and grassland coverage, and low and flat in the north, with poor forest coverage, the temperature distribution pattern is gradually increasing from south to north. The average annual temperature is 19.3°C in the source area in the south, and from Tong'an to Tong'an in the central part. The temperature in Pingle Town in the west is 19.7~19.9℃, and the sand area in the north is 20.2℃. Resources Land Resources

The average land within the county was only 7.35 acres per person in 1990, and the average arable land per person was 0.89 acres. The county's land area is 2879010 acres, of which 21351192 acres are mountains and hills, accounting for 74.16 of the total area; the available land is 2542570 acres, accounting for 88.31 of the total area, of which the utilized area accounts for 75.78 of the total area. According to statistics in 1990, the county had 346,808 acres of cultivated land, accounting for 12.05% of the total area. Among the land area, 1,630,500 acres of forestry land can be used, accounting for 56.63 acres of the total area; 332,728 acres of unutilized forestry land can be used, accounting for 11.55 acres of the total area; 7,964 acres of uncultivated wasteland can be reclaimed, accounting for 0.27 of the total area. . Most of these wastelands are located in remote mountainous areas with sparse population or poor water conservancy conditions. There are 6,594 acres of urban and rural, industrial and mining, and road land, accounting for 0.23. The land use status in 1990: 346,808 acres of cultivated land, 62,080.38 acres of urban, rural, industrial and mining land, 18,933.60 acres of transportation land, 71,212.12 acres of water, and 1,108,237.19 acres of unused land. Water resources

The average annual precipitation in the territory is 1357.5 mm, with the highest annual rainfall of 1927.3 mm. The seven major rivers including Lijiang River, Chajiang River, Lijiang River, Rongjin River, Dongjiang River, Xijiang River and Tongan River have a maximum length of 275.9 kilometers (of which the transit rivers Lijiang River, Tea River and Lijiang River are 123.5 kilometers long, with a flow of 11.71 billion cubic meter). The county's theoretical water energy reserves are 204,800 kilowatts, and the developable capacity is 100,200 kilowatts. By 1980, 11,300 kilowatts had been developed, accounting for 11.28% of the developable capacity. As of 1990, 20,800 kilowatts had been developed, accounting for 20.76% of the developable capacity. The beautiful Pingleqiaoting Liuchong Waterfall

The rivers in the county belong to the Pearl River Basin and the Xijiang River system. The main transit rivers are the Li River, Gongcheng River (also known as Tea River), and Lipu River. The Li River enters the northwest of the county via Yangshuo, and the Gongcheng River and Lipu River flow from Gongcheng and Lipu respectively, entering the county through the northeast and west. The three rivers merge into the Guijiang River in the county.

The main inland river in the county is the Rongjin River, which is formed by the confluence of three tributaries: Tong'an River, Dongjiang River and Xijiang River. The mainstream Dongjiang River originates from the middle and low mountainous areas of Jinjing and Mulin in Yuanyuan Town. It flows from south to north through Yang'an, Qinglong, Zhangjia, and Ertang to Shasha where it merges into the Gongcheng River. It turns in the Shasha area due to the influence of topography. It flows from north to south, passes through Fuxing and Fucheng, and flows into the Guijiang River in Pingle Town. It is the main hydropower base in Pingle County. In addition, there are 26 small rivers, and 14 small rivers with a rainwater collection area of ​​more than 50 square kilometers, with a total length of 533.33 kilometers, and a river network density of 0.28 kilometers/square kilometers. Rongjin River

Fissure water is mainly distributed in the sand and shale at the intersection of Dapa, Yuanyuan, Qinglong and Qiaoting. Its reserves are 182.73 million cubic meters. The pore water is distributed in the alluvium of the river valley. In the alluvium and its piedmont zone (reserves are unknown). Karst water is groundwater with large reserves in the county, and is discharged to the surface in the form of wells, springs, underground rivers, and karst lakes. Mineral Resources

From 1958 to 1987, more than 20 units including the geological exploration team went to the territory for general survey and exploration, and found 30 types of mineral deposits, namely: magnetite, iron ore, and hematite. , manganese, cobalt, nickel, ferrotitanium, zircon, copper, antimony, mercury, tungsten, tin, aluminum, gold, rare earth, niobium and tantalum, crystal, potassium feldspar, dolomite, limestone, overlap stone, kaolin, phosphorus , silica limestone, granite, marble, coal, peat, mineral water, etc. Population

According to old records of Pingle, in the first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1522), there were 991 households in Pingle County with 3,586 people, with an average of 3.61 people per household.

Pingle's mysterious 'Yao Gypsies'

In the 21st year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1542), there were 1,187 households with 3,855 people in the county, including 2,377 males and 1,478 females, with an average of 3.24 persons per household. .

In the 10th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1805), there were 23,099 households and 138,025 people in the county.

In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932), the county had 26,965 households and 152,515 people. In the 23rd year of the Republic of China, there were 26,569 households in 1,346 villages (streets) in the county, with 159,011 people, including 86,787 males, 72,224 females, and 6 Lujun. At the end of the 36th year of the Republic of China, there were 31,595 households. There are 172,665 people, with an average of 5.4 people per household. At the end of 1949, there were 41,850 households and 199,351 persons, with an average of 4.73 persons per household.

From liberation to 1990, Pingle County conducted four censuses. June 30, 1953, 24:00 was the registration time for China’s first census. At that time, the total number of households in the county was 45,239, with 207,488 people, with an average of 4.59 people per household, an increase of 8,137 people or 4.08 people from the end of 1949.

0:00 on July 1, 1964 was the registration time for the second Chinese census. The census showed that the total number of households in the county was 49,941. There were 230,494 people, with an average of 4.62 people per household, an increase of 23,006 people or 11.09 people compared with the first census.

According to the third China Census at 0:00 on July 1, 1982, there were 63,738 households in the county with 344,919 residents and an average of 5.41 people per household, an increase of 114,425 people and 49.64 compared with the 1964 census. , an increase of 57.40 from 1949.

At 0:00 on July 1, 1990, China conducted its fourth census. The county’s census results were: ***7453 households, including 79138 families and 315 collective households. There are 387,733 people, with an average of 4.9 people per household. The total population of the county is 391,679. The total population at the end of 1990 was 403,769, an increase of 204,418 people compared with 1949, an increase of 102.54.

There are 15 ethnic groups in the territory, including Han, Zhuang, Yao, Hui, Miao, Dong, Manchu, Mulao, Maonan, Tata, Pumir, Li, Buyi, Korean, and Tujia. The main ethnic minorities are Yao, Zhuang, Miao, Hui. At the end of 1990, the county had a population of 403,769, including 335,009 Han people, accounting for 83.74% of the total population; 47,558 Yao people, accounting for 11.03% of the total population; 19,996 Zhuang people, accounting for 4.95% of the total population; 714 Miao people, accounting for 0.17% of the total population; Hui people 345 people, accounting for 0.07 of the total population; 247 other ethnic minorities, accounting for 0.06 of the total population. Economy

Pingle is a national commodity grain production base and one of the 29 key counties for agricultural structural adjustment in the region. The county’s annual rice planting area is 318,000 acres, of which more than 80% is high-quality rice planting area; the annual standardization The commercial vegetable multiple planting area is 120,000 acres, with nearly 20 varieties, and the annual output is about 200,000 tons.

Economy in 2007

In 2007, the county's GDP was 2.619 billion yuan, an increase of 11.6%, completing the annual target task (13) 64.00; the fixed asset investment of the whole society was 757 million yuan, a decrease of 22.60%, completing the annual target Task (20) 48.60; fiscal revenue is 113.36 million yuan, an increase of 23.18, completing the full-year target task (14) 79.27; per capita disposable income of urban residents is 8230.46 yuan, an increase of 23.3, completing the full-year target task (10) 83.67; social consumer goods retail sales The total amount was 495 million yuan, an increase of 13.8%, completing the full-year target task (15)76.38; the industrial output value was 2.843 billion yuan, an increase of 18.7%, completing the full-year target task (20)73.50, of which large-scale industries were 1.035 billion yuan, an increase of 31.50%, completing the full-year target The target task (25) is 74.78; the agricultural output value is 1.270 billion yuan, an increase of 6.30, and the annual target task (8) 55.5 is completed; the per capita cash income of farmers is 2,766 yuan, an increase of 14.4; the introduction of domestic funds from outside the area is 135.11 million yuan, an increase of 7.82, completed The annual target task is 90.07. Economy in 2008

In 2008, the county's fiscal revenue was 175.7 million yuan, an increase of 18.2%; the fixed asset investment of the whole society was 1.500 billion yuan, an increase of 25.2%; the total retail sales of consumer goods was 837 million yuan, an increase of 23.6%; the per capita income of urban residents The disposable income was 12,600 yuan, an increase of 12.7%; the per capita net income of farmers was 4,289 yuan, an increase of 14.2%; the urban registered unemployment rate was 3.81; the natural population growth rate was 5.7‰. It was awarded the title of "National Ecological Demonstration Zone" by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.

The total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery was 2.856 billion yuan, an increase of 5.9%; the total grain output was 185,000 tons; the commercial vegetable production was 498,200 tons, an increase of 8.6%; the total fruit output was 453,800 tons, an increase of 10.3%; per capita Fruit income was 1,403.6 yuan, an increase of 10.3%; total meat output was 29,000 tons, an increase of 5.7%; total aquatic product output was 7,600 tons, an increase of 5.9%. The county has distributed a total of 59.35 million yuan in subsidies for improved rice seeds, comprehensive subsidies for agricultural supplies, subsidies for the purchase of agricultural machinery and equipment, subsidies for fertile sows, subsidies for ecological forest construction, subsidies for returning farmland to forests, and subsidies for immigrants to medium-sized reservoir areas. The second batch of whole villages have achieved remarkable results in promoting poverty alleviation and development, and 4,700 people have been lifted out of poverty in the county. Completed afforestation of 13,078 acres. 3,226 new biogas digesters were built, 16 township demonstration sites were built, and 7 biogas technical service stations were built. The county's biogas digester household enrollment rate reached 53.5. Great progress has been made in promoting agricultural technology, consolidating green food certification results, preventing and controlling major animal diseases, forest fire prevention, agricultural mechanization, sales of agricultural inputs, and circulation of agricultural products.

The total output value of the industrial concentration zone was 1.81 billion yuan, an increase of 35.6%; the tax revenue was 16 million yuan, an increase of 26.9%. 10 newly introduced enterprises were introduced. 38.4 million yuan was invested in infrastructure construction such as roads, drainage pipe networks, power supply lines, and standard workshops. The industrial concentration area is recognized as the autonomous region's "A" category industrial park. Economy in 2009

The GDP in 2009 was 5.321 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 14.5%. The fixed asset investment of the whole society was 2.660 billion yuan, an increase of 77.4%. The total retail sales of consumer goods was 990 million yuan, an increase of 18.2%. The total fiscal revenue was 189 million yuan, an increase of 7.8%. The per capita disposable income of urban residents was 14,070 yuan, an increase of 11.5%. The per capita net income of farmers was 4,553 yuan, an increase of 4.7%. Economy in 2011

In 2011, the county's GDP was 6.921 billion yuan, an increase of 5.2%; the output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery and the industrial output value above designated size were 3.462 billion yuan and 4.880 billion yuan respectively.

Five economic indicators, including fiscal revenue, fixed asset investment in the whole society, per capita disposable income of urban residents, per capita net income of farmers, and total retail sales of consumer goods in the whole society, achieved double-digit growth, reaching 293 million yuan, 4.652 billion yuan, 17,185 yuan, and 17,185 yuan respectively. 5911 yuan, 1.405 billion yuan, an increase of 13.6, 34.1, 10.5, 15.5, 17.4. The county's three industrial structures were adjusted from 35.8:38.7:25.5 in the previous year to 34.4:41.3:24.3. Transportation

Pingle County has smooth land roads. National Highway 323 runs through the entire territory. The "golden waterway" Lijiang River-Guijiang Waterway can reach Guilin at the top, Wuzhou, Guangzhou at the bottom, and Hong Kong and Macau. The Lijiang River, the Tea River, and the Lijiang River converge in Pingle County to form the Guijiang River. The Guijiang River is known as the "golden waterway" and is the only cargo port in northern Guangxi. It can directly reach Wuzhou and Guangzhou Huangpu Port. It is a Class VI waterway (can Navigable 100-ton ships). Specialties

The territory is dominated by hilly areas with a pleasant climate. It is rich in "sauerkraut", "persimmon cake", "water chestnut", "Shatian pomelo", "mandarin orange" and "chestnut" which are famous both inside and outside Guangxi. "," plums", "tomatoes", "grapes", "horse hooves" and other local products. It is rich in rice, persimmon, ramie, cassava, peanuts, Lipu taro, Shatian pomelo, orange, chestnut, plum, plum, water chestnut, camellia oleifera, etc. Thousands of acres of agricultural and sideline products are planted in a continuous area, including: tomatoes, water chestnuts, mushrooms, kudzu, oranges, peaches, Shatian pomelo, persimmon, etc. The specialty products include persimmon, Shatian pomelo, orange, ramie, water chestnut and tomatoes. It is known as the "Hometown of Persimmon". Persimmon

Pingle has a history of planting persimmon for nearly a thousand years. The persimmon fruit is processed into persimmon cakes, which resemble the "Mid-Autumn Moon", so it is called "Moon Persimmon". Pingle persimmon meat is as soft as a jujube, resistant to storage and transportation, and rich in nutrients. It has the effects of moistening the throat, moistening the lungs, eliminating inflammation, reducing fever and stopping diarrhea. Ertang Town in Pingle County is the main sales and distribution center for persimmon cakes in the county. October to December every year is the peak season for processing and selling persimmon cakes. The products are exported to Hong Kong, Macao, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States and other countries and regions. Salted vegetables

Salted vegetables are one of the local specialties of Pingle. It has always been a good ingredient in weddings and weddings, as well as in folk daily cooking. The color of high-quality salted vegetables is bright yellow and transparent, and the main stems and leaf stems are shiny. If added with fried squid, fried pork belly, fried large intestine, and boiled fish with salted vegetables, it will have an endless aftertaste. It can be used as a base dish for sweet and sour fish or fried pork ribs. Shiya Tea

Shiya Tea mainly grows on the cliffs of high-altitude virgin forests in Pingle County, Guilin City. In ancient times, monkeys were tame to pick the tea, and it is also known as "monkey-picked tea" among the people. Botanical experts from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong identified Pingle wild Shiya tea as a bright-leaf Yangtong genus of the Tea family. Its main components are: 20 flavonoids, 23.4 tea polyphenols, 9.73 amino acids and wild alkaloids that are beneficial to the human body. It contains a variety of elements and is the plant with the highest flavonoid content among natural plants. It is a rare domestic tea treasure of original ecological pure natural green plants. This tea was selected into the book "The Best of China and the Country" compiled by the Party History Research Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China as the highest quality original ecological wild stone cliff tea in China. Shiya tea has a green color and low theophylline content. Pingle Chestnut

Chestnut is a deciduous tree of the Fagaceae family. Chestnuts have high nutritional value, sweet and aromatic, containing 51-60% of starch, 5.7-10.7% of protein, 2-7.4% of fat, and vitamins A, B1, B2, C and minerals such as calcium, phosphorus and potassium are widely used in food processing, cooking banquets and non-staple food. Chestnut storage and preservation can extend the market supply time. Chestnut is a treasure all over, with hard material, straight texture, anti-corrosion and moisture resistance, and is a good material for manufacturing military industry, vehicles, ships, furniture, etc.; branches, leaves, bark, and thorns are rich in tannins, which can be extracted from roasted gum; flowers are a good source of tannins. . All parts of the chestnut can be used as medicine. The chestnut can invigorate the spleen and qi, eliminate dampness and heat, the shell is called an astringent to treat nausea, the bark can be decoctioned to wash away erysipelas, and the root can cure kidney qi and other diseases.

Tourism

Pingle County has a long history and is home to many ethnic groups. Its main tourism resources include Pingle Hot Spring, Lengshui Stone Garden, Rongjin Millennium Ancient Banyan Group and Millennium Ancient Street, Guijiang Scenic Area, and Li River Scenery. District, Chajiang Scenic Area, Yinshan Pavilion, Linggong Temple, Jinshan Yingxian Cave, Fenyan, Chaotian Rock, Qinglong Moon Mountain, Yuanyuan Moon Mountain, etc. Jinziling

Jinziling is located at the confluence of Lijiang River, Lijiang River and Chajiang River. It is about 600 meters above Pingle County. The architectural style of Jinziling View Pavilion is a southern-style large-angle polygonal pavilion building. The construction uses reinforced concrete modern building materials and imitates the large wooden structure techniques of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The total height of the main attic is 44.83 meters. The exterior structure is five stories, and the internal structure It has nine floors, with a total construction area of ​​2134.05 square meters, of which the ground floor construction area is 813.43 square meters. The landscape of the confluence area of ​​the Pingle Three Rivers The No. 1 Banyan Tree in China

Rongjin Tai has the reputation of "ten banyan trees, eight guis, nine wells and thirteen ponds, one crossing two rivers and three landings". The main trunk of Rongjin's thousand-year-old chrysanthemum group requires fifteen people to hug it. The peculiarity is that the thick aerial roots form several unique arch combinations that can pass through cars. Rongjintai

Rongjin Millennium Ancient Street was built in the Song Dynasty. The ancient street is 200 meters long and 3 meters wide. Ancient monuments can be seen everywhere. In the ancient street, there is the Mazu Temple, which fully embodies the Rong culture, as well as the ancient stage theater, Sanshen Palace, Zizhu Immortal Palace and the Guangdong Guild Hall. Rongjin is the birthplace of Gui Opera, one of the four major types of opera in China, and a leader in the Chinese drama industry. It has been circulated that "Chinese Gui Opera originated in Guilin, Guilin Gui Opera originated from Pingle, and Pingle Gui Opera originated from Rongjin. To this day, Rongjin Gui Opera Troupe still preserves a piece of "Guangxi's No. 1 Gong". Because the gong is of excellent quality, Made of high-purity brass, the sound is clear and melodious, and the sound of the gong lasts for tens of seconds. Moon Mountain

Moon Mountain is located in Yuanyuan Town, Pingle County, Guilin City, in the Xuanwu Village Committee. In the northwest, it is named because its shape resembles an arc moon. The scenery of Moon Mountain is simple and elegant. There is a natural large stone arch on the top of the mountain, which runs through both sides. From a distance, it looks like a bright moon hanging in the sky. Viewed from different angles, the shape of this cave also changes. Constantly changing. Pingle Source Moon Mountain Peaks

Pingle County is dominated by medium and low mountains, hills and karst landforms. There are 9 peaks above 1,000 meters (1) Lion Mountain: located 30 meters southeast of the county. Kilometers south of Dagang Village, Qinglong Township, the main peak is 1,292.7 meters above sea level. The trees are mainly pine and fir forests. It is the birthplace of the Dagang River.

(2) Huluding: located in the southeast of the county. 31 kilometers, south of Dagang Village, Qinglong Township, the main peak is 1,271 meters above sea level, with lush trees

(3) Jiujiudui: Located 40 kilometers southeast of the county, west of Landong Village, Yuanyuan Town, the main peak is above sea level. 1164.6 meters, it is the original forest in the county, where the Rongjin River originates.

(4) Tiantang Mountain: Located 35 kilometers southeast of the county, east of Yidong Village, the source town, the main peak is 1038 meters above sea level. There are clouds and mist on the top, lush trees, and the Yidong Reservoir at the foot of the mountain.

(5) Lianhua Mountain: Located 14 kilometers southeast of the county, south of Xiejia Village, Ertang Town, the main peak is 953.4 meters above sea level. The main peak is shaped like a lotus. Hence the name. The trees are mainly pine and fir, and medicinal materials such as honeysuckle are produced. The southern slope is connected to Yanzi Forest, and there is Shenggu Temple on the mountain.

(6) Holy Mountain: It is located 31 kilometers in the middle of the county. South of Shimian Mountain Village in Anxiang, the main peak is 834 meters above sea level. It has a beautiful environment, sweet and clear spring water, and dense forests. It is connected to the second largest Pingkou Reservoir in Guilin to the east. It is said that in ancient times, two fairies of the Tan family practiced Taoism here. This is why it is named.

(7) Zhaoshan: The confluence of the Li River and the Tea River in Pingle Town. The mountain is in the water and looks like a seal, so it is also called Yinshan. There are green bamboos on the mountain, with a relative height of about 30 meters. The top of the mountain is about 100 meters square. There is a green pavilion (also known as Yinshan Pavilion) on the mountain. There are two bluestones on the mountainside with the words "Zhongzhong Buyi" as the Eight Ancient Scenic Spots of Zhaoshan. One.

(8) Shiren Mountain: It is located 20 kilometers south of the county and north of Guangyun Village, Dafa Yao Township. The main peak is 645 meters above sea level.

It is named because its main peak looks like a headless stone man. According to legend, Yang Wenguang of the Song Dynasty passed by this place during his southern expedition. He suspected that he was an enemy at night and shot his head off with an arrow. Karst Cave

Chaotian Rock: Located south of Letang Village, Ertang Town, Pingle County, about 4 kilometers away from Ertang Town. The cave is located halfway up the rock mountain, about 60 meters above the ground. It is named because the entrance of the cave is wide and faces the sky. It is a hall-style cave.