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Jinhu County

Coordinates: 33°00′22″N 119°05′20″E / 33.006°N 119.089°E / 33.006; 119.089
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Jinhu
きむみずうみ
Jinhu is located in Jiangsu
Jinhu
Jinhu
Location in Jiangsu
Coordinates: 33°00′22″N 119°05′20″E / 33.006°N 119.089°E / 33.006; 119.089[1]
CountryPeople's Republic of China
ProvinceJiangsu
Prefecture-level cityHuai'an
Area
 • Total1,393.86 km2 (538.17 sq mi)
Population
 (2012)
 • Total357,100
 • Density260/km2 (660/sq mi)
Time zoneUTC+8 (China Standard)
Postal code
211600

Jinhu County (simplified Chinese: きむみずうみ; traditional Chinese: きむみずうみけん; pinyin: Jīnhú Xiàn; lit. 'golden lake') is under the administration of Huai'an, Jiangsu province, China.[2] It occupies the northwestern shores of and extends into Gaoyou Lake, bordering the prefecture-level cities of Yangzhou to the south and east, and Chuzhou (Anhui) to the southwest.

History[edit]

Ancient Periods[edit]

During the Spring and Autumn (~770- 476 BCE).[3] Belongs to the state of Wu (吴国), State of Yue(えつこく) and state of Chu(すわえこく).

Qin Dynasty[edit]

During the Qin Dynasty(221- 207 BCE),[4] the county system was established, belonging to the Dong Yang County(东阳县), Dong Hai Commandery (东海ぐん).

Han Dynasty[edit]

During Western Han Dynasty(206 BCE to 9 CE). The land first belongs to Dong Yang County (东阳县).

During the Emperor Wu of Han Yuan Shou(reign name)[5] Five years (汉武みかどもとかりねん-118 BCE), With the separation of Dong Yang County (东阳县), Gao You County (こう邮县)was established. The southern area from Ta Ji (とうしゅう镇)and Jin Nan town(きむみなみ镇) belongs to Gao You County(こう邮县), the rest of towns still belong to Dong Yang County (东阳县).

During Emperor Wu of Han Yuan Shou(Reign Name) six years(汉武みかどもとかりろくねん-117 BCE), Dong yang county analysed and established She Yang(阳) and Ping An (平安へいあん)county, the Ping An city(平安へいあんじょう)was established. The Jin Nan town(きむみなみ镇), Jin Gou town(きむ沟镇), Taji town(とうしゅう镇), Tiantangji town(天堂てんどうしゅう镇) and its northern area belongs to Ping An County(平安へいあん县), the southern area belongs to Gao You County(こう邮县), and Dai Lou town(戴楼镇) belongs to Dong Yang county (东阳县).

Wang Meng's Period (Xin Dynasty)[edit]

During Wang Mang (おう莽)Period (Xin dynasty ~45 BCE - 6 23 October CE), Ping An County (平安へいあん县)changed to Du Xiang County(もり乡县), Gao You(こう邮县) and Dong Yang county(东阳县) remains the same.

Eastern Han to Jin Dynasties[edit]

During the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 - 220 CE), Ping An County (平安へいあん县 was restored while Gao You(こう邮县) and Dong Yang County (东阳县) remained the same.

During the Western Jin Period (266 – 420 CE), Ping An County (平安へいあん县) was incorporated into She Yang County (阳县). The area was divided into three counties: She Yang (阳), Gao You(こう邮) and Dong Yang(东阳).

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, San'e Qiao (さんおもね侨)set up two prefectures, You Zhou(かそけしゅう) and Yan Zhou(兖州). In the fourth year of Taiyuan (ふとしもとよんねん-379 AD), the Battle of San'e (三阿之战) took place within the territory between the former Qin and the Eastern Jin.

Southern and Northern Dynasties[edit]

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties(南北なんぼくあさ), Southern Qi(みなみ齐) established An Yi County(やすむべ县) in Ping An City(平安へいあんじょう), and Yangping Commandery(阳平ぐん) in Shi Jian City(いし鼊城).

During the Southern Liang(みなみはり) Dynasty, Dong Guan County(东莞县) was established in An Yi City(やすむべしろ), and Yang Ping County(阳平县) was moved from Shi Jian City (いし鼊城). Gao You County (こう邮县) analysed and set up Zhu Tang(たけ塘县) and Sanqui County(さん归县).

Southern Chen(みなみ陈)then abolished Dong Yang County(东阳县) and left An Yi (やすむべ县) and Gao You county (こう邮县)as they were.

In the Northern Zhou (きたあまね)Dynasty, Shi Xian County(いし鼊县) was set up in Shi Xian City(いし鼊城). The part of present-day Dai Lou town(戴楼镇), originally belonging to Dong Yang County (东阳县), was reorganised under Shi Xian County(いし鼊城).

Sui Dynasty[edit]

At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty(ずいあさ), Shi Xian County (いし鼊县)was incorporated into An Yi County(やすむべ县). Gao You County(こう邮县) remained unchanged.

In the winter of the eleventh year of the Daye Dynasty (だい业11ねん-615 AD), an insurgent army led by Du Fuwei (もりふく)captured the city of Anyi (やすむべしろ). The city was massacred and burned by Du Fuwei (もりふく).

Tang Dynasty[edit]

During the Tang Dynasty(からあさ), in the fourth year of the Tang Wude (から武德ぶとくよんねん-621 AD), An Yi County(やすむべ县) was moved to Bai Tian(白田しろた) (and present-day Bao Ying County(たから应县)), east of the Grand Canal, and in the third year of the Tang Shangyuan(とうじょうもとさんねん), An Yi County(やすむべ县) was changed to Bao Ying County(たから应县). The land was divided into two counties, Bao Ying(たから应)and Gao You(こう邮).

Song Dynasty[edit]

During the Song Dynasty(宋朝そうちょう), Bao Ying(たから应县) and Gao You(こう邮县) counties remained the same.

Yuan Dynasty[edit]

In the Yuan Dynasty, Gao You county(こう邮县) was changed into a prefecture, and Bao Ying(たから应) was changed into An Yi prefecture(やすよろし. The An Yi Prefecture (やすよろし)was abolished, and Bao Ying County(たから应县) remained.

Ming and Qing Dynasty[edit]

In the Ming Dynasty(明朝みんちょう), Gao You(こう邮) was changed from a prefecture to a department prefecture, and Bao Ying(たから应) remained as a county.

Qing dynasty(清朝せいちょう), Bao Ying County (たから应县), Gao You Zhou (department prefecture) (こう邮州) remained the same.

Republic of China[edit]

Republic of China, Bao Ying County(たから应县) remained the same as before, Gao You(こう邮) changed the prefecture – zhou (しゅう) to county(县)

People's Republic of China[edit]

February 1943- September 1944, April 1945 - November 1945. The Communist Party of China establishes a joint anti-Japanese regime. Establishing the Tian Gao County(てんだか县), administering the Tian Chang(てん长), Gao You(こう邮)and part of the townships of Jinhu(きむみずうみ).

In April 1958, the part under Gao You(こう邮县) County (then called Min Ta District(闵塔) was assigned to Bao Ying County(たから应县). In the same year, Bao Ying County(たから应县) in Bao Ying Lake(たから应湖) West area (today's Jinhu County(きむみずうみ县)) set up the "Lake West Work Committee" and "Lake West Office", ending the history of the subordinate towns of Gao You County (こう邮县) at southeastern area (Min Qiao(闵桥镇) Town and Ta Ji town(とうしゅう镇) with a history up to 2,076 years.

In October 1959, On 13 October 1959, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China approved the establishment of Jinhu County (きむみずうみ县).

On 29 April 1960, the 100th meeting of the State Council passed the decision to establish Jinhu County(きむみずうみ县).

In March 1966, Jinhu County(きむみずうみ县) belonged to the newly established Liu He (ろくごう)prefecture.

In March 1971, Jinhu(きむみずうみ县) County was transferred and assigned to Huai Yin (淮阴)District.

In March 1983, Huai Yin district(淮阴) was abolished, and Jinhu County (きむみずうみ县) belongs to the Huai Yin City(淮阴じょう) set under the administration of the province.

In 2001, the former prefecture-level Huai Yin City(淮阴じょう) was renamed Huai'an City(淮安じょう), and Jinhu County (きむみずうみ县)was also transferred to Huai'an City(淮安じょう), Licheng Street (はじむじょう街道かいどう)is the seat of the county people's government.[6]

In 2019, massive protests erupted over expired vaccine usage.[7]

Jinhu County was formerly administered by Baoying and Gaoyou counties until 1959, when it became its own county.[2]

Name Origin[edit]

In October 1959, when the county was established, the name "Jinhu(きむみずうみ)" was chosen for two reasons. The first reason is the Bomkwang Lake(汜光) in the county. In ancient times, Bomkwang Lake was called "Jinhu", so the county's name was a homonym of "Jinhu - the Bomkwang Lake". The second reason is that "Jinhu(きむみずうみ)" can be interpreted as "the lake which produces gold", symbolizing the county's rich resources, rich in produce. Zhou Enlai, then Premier of the State Council, appreciated it and chose "Jinhu(きむみずうみ)".[8][9]

Folklore[edit]

One of the most famous sayings was that "Jin(金)きん" was based on the first character of the ideal county seat, "Jin Gou town (きむ沟镇)". Jin Gou town was initially identified as the county seat. However, the town was flooded in the summer of 1959, and "Li Cheng Town(はじむじょう镇)" became the county seat alternatively.

Administrative divisions[edit]

Jinhu County has 11 towns.[10]

11 towns

Resources[edit]

Water Resources[edit]

Jinhu county is located in a network of waterways, with numerous lakes, rivers, and channels, where the water surface area accounts for 30.1% of the total area.[11] The territory is flanked by three major lakes – Baima Lake, Baoying Lake, and Gaoyou Lake – from the northeastern to the southeastern parts. The water surface area in Jinhu County covers 42,000 hectares, accounting for one-third of the county's total area. The plentiful water resources are attributed to the numerous lakes and rivers: the area enjoys abundant natural precipitation, averaging 1085 millimeters annually; the Huai River contributes approximately 20 billion cubic meters of pass-through flow each year; and the underground water reserves are estimated at 100 million tons.[12]

Biological Resources[edit]

A Gan Bian flavouring (煸, Chinese flavouring- dried-fried before broiling or stewing) crayfish dish from Jinhu County

The specialties of Jinhu, such as silverfish from Gaoyou Lake, lobsters, the famed Jinhu large crabs, and clams from the Sanhe River, enjoy widespread popularity in markets both at home and abroad. The county's total area dedicated to aquaculture extends over 10,000 hectares, with inland waters covering 4,000 hectares and lake aquaculture systems occupying 6,000 hectares. The production of aquatic goods reaches 48,200 tons, with an average output of 134.2 kilograms per person, the highest in Jiangsu Province. The cultivation area for specialized aquaculture products, predominantly crabs, softshell turtles, and green shrimp,[12] spans 8,000 hectares, contributing to a yield of 13,500 tons. There is one professional fishing town and five fishing villages in the county, supporting over 2,600 fishing families and employing more than 8,000 individuals in the fishery sector.[9] The industry of crayfish(しょう龙虾) in Jinhu, from breeding and fishing to storage, transportation, and catering, has developed into a distinctive feature of Jinhu, renowned as Jinhu's speciality.[13]

Petroleum Resources[edit]

The unique geological structures of the Jinhu Depression and the Sanhe Depression in Jinhu County harbor rich petroleum resources, with proven reserves amounting to tens of millions of tons. Oil extraction began in the mid-1970s, and today there are two oil fields, Biyang and Cuizhuang, with over 600 oil wells, producing 600,000 tons of oil annually.[9] Jinhu has become an important crude oil production base in southern China, hosting the second experimental oil extraction plant of SINOPEC's Jiangsu Oilfield Branch.[14]

Scenic Area[edit]

He Hua Lotus Dang Scenic Site(はな荡, The national 4A level scenic site, is in Ta ji Town, Jinhu County.

He Hua (lotus) Dang(はな荡)Scenic Area[edit]

Located in Taji Town(とうしゅう镇), Jinhu County(きむみずうみ县), the Hehuadang Scenic Area spans an area of approximately 12,000 mu and is classified as a national 4A scenic site. It holds designations as a National Water Conservancy Scenic Spot and a destination for lotus viewing. The site is geographically positioned with lakes on three sides, featuring large lotus fields and proximity to Gaoyou Lake, contributing to its distinct ecological landscape.[15]

The He Hua(Lotus) Dang Scenic Site is geographically positioned with lakes on three sides, featuring large lotus fields and proximity to Gaoyou Lake, contributing to its distinct ecological landscape.

The area focuses on lotus culture and combines various tourist activities such as agricultural sightseeing, leisure, educational programs, and health-related offerings. Hehuadang is known for initiating the Lotus Festival in China, having consistently hosted the event since 2000, making it a longstanding venue for this festival.[16] The site has received recognition in various forms, including being named a "National Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site" and included in the list of top 100 rural leisure tourism routes by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in 2018.[17]

Utilising its large lotus fields and integrating local historical and cultural elements, the scenic spot has developed multiple attractions, including a tourism centre, parks, a lotus cultivation area, and thematic parks centred on a lotus and aquatic life. The site is also equipped with facilities to support visitors, including accommodation and dining services. The area showcases the lotus blossoms and greenery during the summer, aligning with its cultural and natural thematic focus.[15][18]

Su Dongpo, the poet in the Song Dynasty, left his lines: "しゅ沽横荡桥头月,ちゃ青山あおやま庙后いずみ(Wine sold at the bustling bridgehead under the moon, tea brewed with the spring water behind the temple in the green mountains )."[19]

Climate[edit]

Climate data for Jinhu (1991–2020 normals, extremes 1981–2010)
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
Record high °C (°F) 20.7
(69.3)
26.7
(80.1)
28.6
(83.5)
33.1
(91.6)
34.8
(94.6)
35.9
(96.6)
37.0
(98.6)
37.6
(99.7)
34.5
(94.1)
33.3
(91.9)
28.0
(82.4)
21.9
(71.4)
37.6
(99.7)
Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 6.3
(43.3)
9.1
(48.4)
14.2
(57.6)
20.6
(69.1)
25.8
(78.4)
28.9
(84.0)
31.2
(88.2)
30.8
(87.4)
27.0
(80.6)
22.1
(71.8)
15.5
(59.9)
8.8
(47.8)
20.0
(68.0)
Daily mean °C (°F) 2.0
(35.6)
4.4
(39.9)
9.1
(48.4)
15.2
(59.4)
20.6
(69.1)
24.5
(76.1)
27.5
(81.5)
26.9
(80.4)
22.6
(72.7)
17.0
(62.6)
10.6
(51.1)
4.2
(39.6)
15.4
(59.7)
Mean daily minimum °C (°F) −1.4
(29.5)
0.7
(33.3)
4.9
(40.8)
10.4
(50.7)
15.9
(60.6)
20.7
(69.3)
24.4
(75.9)
24.0
(75.2)
19.1
(66.4)
12.9
(55.2)
6.5
(43.7)
0.6
(33.1)
11.6
(52.8)
Record low °C (°F) −10.0
(14.0)
−7.4
(18.7)
−4.7
(23.5)
−1.0
(30.2)
7.0
(44.6)
12.7
(54.9)
19.5
(67.1)
15.5
(59.9)
11.4
(52.5)
2.5
(36.5)
−2.9
(26.8)
−10.5
(13.1)
−10.5
(13.1)
Average precipitation mm (inches) 37.2
(1.46)
39.8
(1.57)
60.1
(2.37)
54.3
(2.14)
79.2
(3.12)
146.9
(5.78)
216.9
(8.54)
177.1
(6.97)
78.0
(3.07)
48.1
(1.89)
46.6
(1.83)
28.8
(1.13)
1,013
(39.87)
Average precipitation days (≥ 0.1 mm) 7.1 7.9 8.6 8.3 9.7 9.5 13.4 12.6 8.5 7.1 7.2 6.1 106
Average snowy days 3.2 2.3 0.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.5 0.9 7.8
Average relative humidity (%) 73 72 70 70 73 77 84 85 82 77 74 72 76
Mean monthly sunshine hours 147.4 143.5 175.2 196.9 204.6 168.0 184.1 192.5 176.0 180.6 156.4 152.7 2,077.9
Percent possible sunshine 46 46 47 50 48 39 43 47 48 52 50 50 47
Source: China Meteorological Administration[20][21]

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