There are three kinds of native products in Wuzhi County. The first category is arts and crafts, mainly including medicinal tigers (tiger pillows) and craft tapestries; The second category is health care products, mainly including four famous Huai medicines (Dioscorea opposita, Rehmannia glutinosa, Achyranthes bidentata and Chrysanthemum) and Rabdosia rubescens (wild and artificially planted); The third category is edible, including Wuzhi Camellia oleifera and Yellow River carp 10. [ 1 1]

Wuzhixia belongs to Jizhou, and Huai County was established in the Spring and Autumn Period. Qin was renamed Wude. Wuzhi County was founded in the 16th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 596), with a history of 1400 years. In the Forbidden City of the Yellow River, there are state-level cultural relics protection units-Jiayingguan, the Five Dynasties Ancient Pagoda and Miaole Temple Tower, the Thousand Buddhas Pavilion in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Qinglong Palace, a rainy resort. The legend of Yong Dong and the Seven Fairys also happened here and was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage. [ 1]

Wuzhi County is located in the core of Zhengzhou, Luoyang, Jiaozuo, Xinxiang and Jincheng, and it is the throat of material and cultural exchanges between North and South and coal transportation in Shanxi. The county seat is 35 kilometers away from Zhengzhou City, and it takes only 40 minutes to Zhengzhou International Airport. The Beijing-Guangzhou Railway passes through the territory, and Wuzhi Station is officially renamed Jiaozuo East Station, which will be upgraded to a first-class station. Zheng Jin, Jidong and Zhengyun expressway run through the urban area, while Zhengchang and Silla meet in the county. Two Yellow River pontoons are connected with Zhengzhou, and the journey from Wuzhi to Zhengzhou will be shortened to 15 minutes. The traffic location advantage is very prominent. [6]

Wuzhi has convenient transportation. The Beijing-Guangzhou Railway passes through the territory, and there are two railway stations, Wuzhi (Jiaozuo East Station) and Laotian 'an, which are important cargo transfer stations on the north bank of the Yellow River. Wuzhi East Station of Zhengjiao Intercity Railway. Intercity highways extend in all directions. Zheng Jiaojin, expressway, Ji Jiao New expressway and Wuxi expressway run through the whole territory. Zheng (Zhou) Chang (Ping) and Xin (Xiang) Luo (Yang) provincial roads meet in the county.

Wuzhi County is one of the counties with a large minority population in Jiaozuo City. There are Hui, Manchu, Zhuang, Miao, Li and Tibetan ethnic groups 18, and ethnic minorities account for about 2% of the total population of Wuzhi County. Among the ethnic minorities, the Hui nationality has the largest population, accounting for about 97% of the total population of ethnic minorities. They mainly live in Wang Li Village of Mucheng Sub-district Office, yanggang and gedian Village of gedian Township, Yang Village of Jiayingguan Township, Laodazhai Village of Dafeng Town and Zhao Qian Village of Qiaomiao Township.

The region has formed an industrial production system focusing on food, paper making, chemical industry, wine making, machinery, leather, pharmacy, wire and cable, arts and crafts and other industries. The main local products are "Wuzhi Camellia oleifera" and "Wuzhi Yam". The native yam and rehmannia glutinosa tablets won the national excellent quality award. The green and pollution-free vegetables in Zhandian Town (formerly He Ying Township) of Wuzhi County have formed a certain market, and the surrounding Zhengzhou, Xinxiang and other places come here to trade.

There are 197 enterprises above designated size in Wuzhi county, and an industrial system supported by four pillar industries, such as special purpose vehicles, electronic information, new energy and low-carbon industries, has been initially formed, and a number of influential backbone enterprises in Henan province have been cultivated. The output of carbonless copy paper of He Jiang Paper Company ranks second in China, the annual output of xylose of Kang Hua Company ranks second in China, the annual output of brakes of Changjiang Brake Company ranks second in China, the annual output of water injection of Tianyao Jiaozuo Company ranks third in China, and the annual output of instant noodles of Schmidt Company ranks third in China.

Tourism editor

Wu Zhi has a long history. There are Yangshao and Longshan cultural sites in the territory, Miaole Temple Tower, an ancient building in the Tang Dynasty, a thousand Buddha pavilions integrating Buddhism and Taoism in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Jiaying Temple, the first Longwang Temple of the Yellow River built in Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty. [ 1]

Characteristic scenic spot

Miaole Temple Tower

Miaole Temple Pagoda, also known as the true Buddha Pagoda of Miaole Temple, is located 7.5 kilometers west of Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, and was built in the second year of Xiande in the latter Zhou Dynasty. According to the inscription, there are 19 pagodas, one of which is Miaole Temple Pagoda, ranking 15 in the sequence. The tower of Miaole Temple is 34. 19 meters high. There are 17 Buddha statues in the niches on the south, east and west walls above the second floor of the tower, including two iron Buddha statues and the rest jade Buddha statues. On June 25th, 20001year, Miaole Temple Tower, as an ancient building of five dynasties, was announced by the State Council as the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Qianfo pavilion

Located at the northern end of Chengnan Street in Wuzhi County, Qianfo Pavilion was built in the thirty-sixth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1557) and rebuilt in the first year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1856). A cloister-style building with three eaves resting on the top of the mountain. There are three groups of carved flowers on the front of the big square. 1986 1 1 month, announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Henan province.

Jiayingguan

Jiayingguan, commonly known as Gongguan, also known as Longwang Temple of the Yellow River, is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. It is a temple built by Yong Zhengdi to control the Yellow River flood and offer sacrifices to the Dragon King. It was built in the first year of Yongzheng (AD 1723) and lasted for four years. Jiayingguan is the Longwang Temple on the banks of Huanghuai River, which is a trinity of palace, temple and official. Its architectural style is similar to the Forbidden City.

Chenghuang Temple in Wuzhi County (6 pieces)

It mainly includes the mountain gate, the Imperial Monument Pavilion, the Hall of River Governance, the Central Hall and Wang Yuting. It's huge and is known as the "Little Forbidden City in Beijing", attracting a large number of tourists to visit and travel every year.

Lucy Temple

Jixiang Temple is located in Dongcaoting Village, Beiguo Township, Wuzhi County. There are five main halls and three east halls, covering an area of about 5 mu, which have high cultural relics protection value. After liberation, the village used the old temple site to set up a village primary school. 196 1 year, Huangguoshu was approved as the first batch of cultural relics protection units in Wuzhi county. 1995, Jixiang Temple was approved as the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Wuzhi County; In 2006, it was approved by Henan Provincial People's Government as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. 20 12 12 in February, Master Yonghong, Master Linde and Zen Master Dezheng were invited to stay in Jixiang Temple to form a monk group to raise money for reconstruction and restore their former glory.

Ding Nian Temple

Ding Nian Temple (35 pieces)

Ding Nian Temple, located in Suoyuhui Village, Qingfeng Ridge, Beiguo Township, is one of the three largest temples in Qingfeng. The other two temples are Jixiang Temple in Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo in Dongcaoting Village, Chongning Temple in Wuzhi County and Jiaozuo in Gaoyuhui Village. The date of construction is unknown, and stone buildings and land and water paintings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties are preserved, which is of great cultural research value. Now it is a county-level cultural relics protection unit. In 200 1 year, it was approved by the government as a place for Buddhist activities. There is an existing guild hall, which can use 50 mu of land. During the Spring Festival of 20 13, Master Yin Shi (as abbot) and Zen Master Dezheng Shi were invited to the temple to set up a monk group to raise funds to lead the construction and development and restore the past glory.

1 1 celebrity editor

Among the "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest", Xiang Xiuhe, He Tang, the minister of rites in Ming Dynasty, Li, the teacher of san huang, Mao Yunxi, a celebrity in Qing Dynasty, and other historical celebrities are all in Wuzhi.

Dan Tao (205-283), the word Juyuan, was a minister and scholar in the Western Jin Dynasty, and was named Huai (now Xiaohong Village in the West of Wuzhi), one of the seven sages of bamboo forest. He used to be an official, and his Mountain Bulletin, which recommended talents, was praised by later generations. There is a collection of works that has been lost, and there is a collection today.

Mao Yunxi

Xiang Xiu (about 227-272) was born in Huai (now Xishang Village, Wuzhi), a philosopher and writer in Wei and Jin Dynasties. He is good at poetry and is one of the "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest". He commented on Zhuangzi. "Homesickness Fu" is quite famous, and there are many essays.

Lotus pond was born in Xiaohejing, Wuzhi, in the 10th year of Chenghua (1474), and moved to He Jiaying the following year. Shangshu was a famous writer, philosopher, musician and mathematician in Ming Dynasty.

Li was the teacher of three emperors.

Mao Changxi (18 17- 1882) is a native of Wuzhi County, Huaiqing County, Henan Province. The word Xu Chu. Daoguang Jinshi

Liu, a poet, was born in Xucun, and many of his poems are handed down to the world.