The history of Huiyang?
Huiyang District has a long history, outstanding people and rich resources. It is the hometown of famous historical figures Deng Chengxiu, Deng Zhongyuan and Ye Ting, and a famous hometown of overseas Chinese in Guangdong.
Huiyang was withdrawn from the county to set up a city in May, 1994, and was withdrawn from the city to set up a district in June 2003, covering six towns of Danshui, Qiuchang, Xinwei, Zhenlong, Shatian, Hu Yong, Liangjing, Pingtan, Aotou and Xia Yong and the Sanhe Economic Development Experimental Zone, with an area of 1 184 square meters. Huiyang has become an important group of Huizhou coastal cities after the withdrawal of the city and the establishment of the district. The coastline of Daya Bay in China is 5 1.8km long and is known as the "Gold Coast". Fresh water resources, land resources and tourism resources are very rich, which are suitable for the development of "three highs" agriculture, industry and various leisure, entertainment, vacation, tourism and other projects; It contains minerals such as tungsten, tin, coal and peat soil, and is rich in agricultural products such as rice, peanuts, vegetables and lychee, as well as seafood such as conch, grouper, lobster and cream crab.
Since the reform and opening up, Huiyang has insisted that development is the top priority, seized various development opportunities, constantly adjusted development ideas, optimized economic structure, and promoted healthy and rapid economic development. By the end of 2003, the region's GDP reached 676,543.8 billion yuan, an increase of 12.5% over the previous year. The total fiscal revenue was 445 million yuan, of which the local general budget revenue was 268 million yuan, an increase of19% in terms of comparable caliber; Investment in fixed assets was 65.438+0.68 billion yuan, an increase of 65.438+0.1%; The total foreign trade export was US$ 65.438+307 billion, up by 654.38+0.0%. The per capita income of farmers was 4,370 yuan, an increase of 5%. In the third evaluation of the top 100 counties (cities) in 2003, Huiyang rose from 45th place in the second session of 2000/kloc-0 to 40th place.