Gushi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province, China

Gushi County in Henan Province, in carrying out poverty alleviation through tourism, mobilized all tourism enterprises in the county to help key impoverished villages and households with a variety of measures including: setting up pairs of mutual assistance, boosting village economy through tourism, creating jobs, developing projects, buying at fixed supplier and providing training and guidance. In West Jiuhua Mountain scenic area, 300 households with 800 people were lifted out of poverty with the help provided by the enterprises in nearby employment, financing, land transfer and introduction of e-commerce logistics. In Huayang Lake scenic area, 200 households with 567 people shook off poverty with the help in getting jobs, development of planting, land transfer and processing work; Jiuhuashan Tea Farm in Chenlinzi Town took the approach of distributing dividends from business operations and helped 200 families with 678 people out of poverty. Xiaoshahe Mingyueyuan in Caomiaoji Town helped 234 families with 732 people out of poverty by transferring land, providing nearby employment and distributing dividends to villagers as shareholders. Genqin Peony Garden in Chenji Town lifted 258 households with 738 people out of poverty through land transfer and creating jobs in the village. Jiuchongbei Ecological Park of Henan Mufu Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd. helped 1,627 families with 4,880 people bid farewell to poverty by offering nearby employment, distributing dividends to villagers as shareholders, providing financing, transferring land and gathering villagers pigs for breeding and marketing by skilled pig farmers. A total 3,019 impoverished households numbering 9,015 people, as well as the 14 key impoverished villages across the county, are now officially out poverty though tourism. 

Photos

  • 图片19_副本.pngNew life weaved out of wickerwork Photo by Xia Yi - 2019
  • 图片20_副本.pngMr. Zhou Deyou getting rich by raising chicken Photo by Xia Yi
  • 图片21_副本.pngWeaving bamboo baskets Photo by Jiang Xin
  • 图片22_副本.pngSuokou in Autumn By Li Xiquan
  • 图片23_副本.pngMountain tea farm in clouds Photo by Wang Bingqiang
  • 图片24_副本.pngBeautiful view of farmland Photo by Zhao Wei
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Scenic Spots in Surrounding Areas

  • 10、河南固始县.jpg Henan Province 1.Yin Ruins 2.Longmen Grottoes 3.Shaolin Monastery
  • 殷墟.jpg Yin Ruins, located in Anyang City, Henan Province, was the seat of the ancient capital of the Shang Daynasty in its late period. It became famous after a large number of architectural remains, oracle bone inscriptions and bronzes were excavated at the site, which bear witness to the brilliant civilization of the late Shang period. In July 2006, it was inscribed on the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO.
  • 龙门石窟.jpg Longmen Grottoes, located in Luoyang city, Henan Province, boast the largest treasure house of ancient stone carving art with the largest number of statues in the world, hailed by UNESCO as “the high point of Chinese stone carving”. There are more than 2,100 caves, 100,000 statues and 3,600 inscribed stone tablets at the 1500-year old grottoes.
  • 少林寺.jpg Shaolin Monastery, located at the foot of Wurufeng Peak of Mount Songshan, Dengfeng, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, is the birthplace of Zen Buddhism of China and the cradle of Chinese Kung Fu. Listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site, it is a world-renowned Buddhist temple. Generations of Shaolin monks have been universally known for continuously studying and developing Shaolin kung fu; hence the quotes “All kung fu under heaven originated from Shaolin” and “Shaolin kung fu is number one under heaven”.

Gushi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province, China

Gushi County in Henan Province, in carrying out poverty alleviation through tourism, mobilized all tourism enterprises in the county to help key impoverished villages and households with a variety of measures including: setting up pairs of mutual assistance, boosting village economy through tourism, creating jobs, developing projects, buying at fixed supplier and providing training and guidance. In West Jiuhua Mountain scenic area, 300 households with 800 people were lifted out of poverty with the help provided by the enterprises in nearby employment, financing, land transfer and introduction of e-commerce logistics. In Huayang Lake scenic area, 200 households with 567 people shook off poverty with the help in getting jobs, development of planting, land transfer and processing work; Jiuhuashan Tea Farm in Chenlinzi Town took the approach of distributing dividends from business operations and helped 200 families with 678 people out of poverty. Xiaoshahe Mingyueyuan in Caomiaoji Town helped 234 families with 732 people out of poverty by transferring land, providing nearby employment and distributing dividends to villagers as shareholders. Genqin Peony Garden in Chenji Town lifted 258 households with 738 people out of poverty through land transfer and creating jobs in the village. Jiuchongbei Ecological Park of Henan Mufu Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd. helped 1,627 families with 4,880 people bid farewell to poverty by offering nearby employment, distributing dividends to villagers as shareholders, providing financing, transferring land and gathering villagers pigs for breeding and marketing by skilled pig farmers. A total 3,019 impoverished households numbering 9,015 people, as well as the 14 key impoverished villages across the county, are now officially out poverty though tourism. 

Photos

图片19_副本.png New life weaved out of wickerwork Photo by Xia Yi - 2019
图片20_副本.png Mr. Zhou Deyou getting rich by raising chicken Photo by Xia Yi
图片21_副本.png Weaving bamboo baskets Photo by Jiang Xin
图片22_副本.png Suokou in Autumn By Li Xiquan
图片23_副本.png Mountain tea farm in clouds Photo by Wang Bingqiang
图片24_副本.png Beautiful view of farmland Photo by Zhao Wei

Scenic Spots in Surrounding Areas

10、河南固始县.jpg Henan Province 1.Yin Ruins 2.Longmen Grottoes 3.Shaolin Monastery
殷墟.jpg Yin Ruins, located in Anyang City, Henan Province, was the seat of the ancient capital of the Shang Daynasty in its late period. It became famous after a large number of architectural remains, oracle bone inscriptions and bronzes were excavated at the site, which bear witness to the brilliant civilization of the late Shang period. In July 2006, it was inscribed on the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO.
龙门石窟.jpg Longmen Grottoes, located in Luoyang city, Henan Province, boast the largest treasure house of ancient stone carving art with the largest number of statues in the world, hailed by UNESCO as “the high point of Chinese stone carving”. There are more than 2,100 caves, 100,000 statues and 3,600 inscribed stone tablets at the 1500-year old grottoes.
少林寺.jpg Shaolin Monastery, located at the foot of Wurufeng Peak of Mount Songshan, Dengfeng, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, is the birthplace of Zen Buddhism of China and the cradle of Chinese Kung Fu. Listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site, it is a world-renowned Buddhist temple. Generations of Shaolin monks have been universally known for continuously studying and developing Shaolin kung fu; hence the quotes “All kung fu under heaven originated from Shaolin” and “Shaolin kung fu is number one under heaven”.