Thirty-seven thousand souls. That’s the population of Hancunhe Town. Can you imagine the energy?
Hancunhe Town sits nestled in the southern reaches of Beijing’s Fangshan District. It’s more than just a town. It’s a testament to the spirit of enterprise. It’s a place where tradition meets modernity. For generations farming was the lifeblood of Hancunhe. It provided sustenance but little else. Then came 1978. A pivotal year. A construction team formed. It was the first business venture of Hancunhe. The team took on contract projects. They built homes and offices in Beijing itself.
This small team blossomed into the Hancunhe Construction Group Corporation in 1994. This corporation is no small affair. It comprises 22 firms. Ninety-six construction teams work under its umbrella. Twelve thousand workers contribute to its impressive output. This modern marvel generates over seven million US dollars annually. It’s the very essence of Hancunhe’s success story.
But Hancunhe isn’t solely defined by its construction success. The town also embraces agricultural innovation. Twenty million yuan was invested in a state-of-the-art vegetable garden. Here foreign vegetable varieties thrive. The garden attracts tourists. It showcases the modern agricultural techniques that have transformed Hancunhe.
The town itself is a picture of orderly development. Clean streets stretch alongside modern homes. More than 500 apartments stand proudly. Twenty multi-story buildings add to the skyline. Parks swimming pools cinemas supermarkets banks and post offices provide essential services. They enrich the lives of Hancunhe’s residents. Hancunhe isn’t just a town. It’s a symbol of progress and prosperity a model for rural development in China. A place where innovation thrives. A place where dreams are built both literally and figuratively.