The largesse of the Huimin area in those years: the jurisdiction of the county and regional changes
The name Huimin may sound unfamiliar, but it has undoubtedly left a strong mark in the history of the mainland's administrative divisions in the past few decades. How big was the Huimin area back then, which counties did it govern, and why did it cede several counties? This article will take you through the facts.
At that time, the Huimin area can be said to occupy an important position on the mainland. It is located in the northwestern part of Shandong, in the lower reaches of the Yellow River, and is a region with a long history. In terms of administrative division, it covers a number of counties and cities, including but not limited to Binzhou City, Dongying City, and parts of Dezhou City and Zibo City. This region had an important influence on the economy, culture, and politics at that time.
However, the vicissitudes of history have brought about a dramatic change in the jurisdiction of the Huimin area. Since the 50s of the last century, with the adjustment of the national strategy, some counties and cities in the Huimin area have been assigned to other regions, and some areas have been set up as new administrative regions. The most well-known of these is undoubtedly the birth of Dongying City. The original Huimin area is no longer under the jurisdiction of Dongying City, which is a huge change and a part of the history of the Huimin area.
In summary, the changes in the Huimin area not only reflect the evolution of the administrative division of the mainland, but also reflect the great changes in the economic and social development of the mainland. From large to small, from a corner to the overall situation, every change is the footsteps of history, and it is an important basis for us to understand the past, understand the present, and look forward to the future. In the coming days, we will continue to pay attention to the changes in the Huimin area and look forward to its new look in the new era.