Quxian County is located in the east of Sichuan Province and southwest of Dazhou City. Located in the core area of Qujiang River Basin, it is connected with the mountains and rivers of Guang 'an, Nanchong and Bazhong, with a total area of 20 18 square kilometers. As of 20 19, there are 37 towns (streets) under the jurisdiction of Qu County.
As early as the Neolithic Age, there were human activities in Quxian County. In Shang Dynasty, the Yi people established the national capital in Chengba village of Tuxi. In the first year of Zhou Nanwang (365,438+04), Dangqu County was established. In the ninth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (before 1376), Quxian was named, and counties and prefectures were also established to govern the land. The long historical period is the politics, economy and country of northeast Sichuan.
Quxian enjoys six national business cards: the hometown of Han Que, the hometown of yellow flowers, the hometown of bamboo weaving art, the hometown of poetry, the hometown of folk culture and art and the hometown of poetry. It is an advanced county in grain production, a large county in which pigs are transferred out, a large county in which cattle and sheep are based, the first batch of pilot counties with strong power expansion and demonstration counties with strong industries in the province, and an advanced county in which farmers' income is increased. It has won the title of Top 100 counties in the west for three times, with 2065438+.