Historical evolution

Laiwu, in the Spring and Autumn Period, was the land of Mou State, Qi Ying Yi and Pingzhou Yi. Mou State was a vassal state of Lu State, and its former address was in Zhaojiaquan Village, Xinzhuang Town, 10 kilometers east of the city; Yingyi belonged to Qi State, and its former address was in Chengzi County Village, Yangli Town, northwest of the city; Pingzhou City was in the west of Laiwu. Laiwu

The Qin Dynasty established Ying County (where the government is located in Chengzi County Village), which belongs to Jibei County.

In the Western Han Dynasty, Mou County was added (the administrative seat is Zhaojiaquan Village), and Laiwu County was established in the northeast of Mou County. Because the administrative area was located in the Laiwu Valley in the Zi River Basin (it was said in the past that Qi Linggong destroyed Lai, Lai As people spread across this valley, the city fell and Wu disappeared, so it was called Laiwu), so it was named Laiwu. Its original location is Chengzizhuang, Koukou Township, 21.5 kilometers southeast of Zichuan. Ying, Mou and Laiwu counties belong to Taishan County.

During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Ying County seat moved eastward to Nanwenwen Village. At the same time, Laiwu County in Zichuan was abolished, and the northern part of the area was divided into Beiqiu County in Zichuan, and the southern part was divided into Ying County and Mou County respectively.

In the seventh year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (556), Mou County was abolished and merged into Boping County.

In the 16th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (596), Moucheng County was restored and merged into Ying County in the early years of Daye (605-618). In the first year of Tang Zhenguan (627), Ying County was abolished and merged into Boping County.

In the fourth year of Tang Chang'an (704), Laiwu County was restored to the old city of Ying County (Nanwenwen Village) in the Northern Wei Dynasty. From then on, the Laiwu County seat began to be located in Laiwu.

In the 15th year of Yuanhe (820), Laiwu County was merged into Qianfeng County. In the first year of Taihe (827), Laiwu County was restored, and the administrative seat was still in Nanwenwen Village, which belonged to Yanzhou Lu county. In the early Song Dynasty, it belonged to Lu County of Yanzhou, and then to Lu County of Qingfu. Laiwu

During the Jin Dynasty, the Laiwu Supervisor in charge of smelting in Laicheng was abolished. In the twelfth year of Dading (1172), Laiwu County located in Nanwenwen Village was moved south to the old site of Laiwu Supervisor. Tai'an Prefecture.

In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Tai'an Prefecture. In 1915, it belonged to Jinan Road. In 1925, it belonged to Tai'an Road. In 1928, it was directly under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province.

In 1941, the anti-Japanese democratic regime merged Laiwu with a small part of Boshan, Yiyuan and Xintai into three counties: Laiwu, Laidong and Lainan. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was restored to its original appearance.

In August 1983, with the approval of the State Council, Laiwu County was abolished and reestablished as a county-level city under the jurisdiction of the province, under the jurisdiction of Tai'an City. In 1990, Zhaizi Township in Xintai City and Huangzhuang Town in Yiyuan County were placed under the jurisdiction of Laiwu. In November 1992, with the approval of the State Council, Laiwu was upgraded from a county-level city to a prefecture-level city, with jurisdiction over two districts, Laicheng and Gangcheng, and 30 towns and offices.

In January 2019, the State Council approved Shandong Province to adjust the administrative division of Jinan City Laiwu, abolish Laiwu City, and place its area under the jurisdiction of Jinan City; establish Jinan City Laiwu District, with the former Laiwu City The administrative area of ??the urban area is the administrative area of ??Laiwu District; Jinan City Gangcheng District is established, and the original administrative area of ??Laiwu City Gangcheng District is the administrative area of ??Gangcheng District.

At about 0:00 on January 16, 2019, Laiwu District and Gangcheng District of Jinan City were listed at the same time. The original institution stops operating at 24:00 on the base day, and the new institution starts operating at 0:00 on the base day. Administrative divisions

In December 2000, with the approval of the Shandong Provincial People's Government, Laiwu merged and adjusted the 30 towns and offices under its jurisdiction into 4 offices, 14 towns, and 1 township. Laiwu

In 2002, Laiwu had a total area of ??2,246.21 square kilometers and a total population of 1,238,763 people. It has jurisdiction over 5 streets, 14 towns, 1 township, 101 management areas, 1,070 village (neighborhood) committees, and 1,282 natural villages. Among them: Laicheng District covers an area of ??1,906.87 square kilometers, has a population of 1,004,123 people, and governs 4 streets, 11 towns, and 1 township. It has 90 management areas, 906 village (neighborhood) committees, and 1,085 natural villages; Steel The urban area is 339.34 square kilometers, with a population of 234,640 people. It governs 1 street and 3 towns. It has 14 management areas, 164 village (neighborhood) committees, and 197 natural villages.

On June 23, 2006, the following adjustments were made to the administrative divisions of Laiwu:

1. The 26 administrative villages of Fengcheng Subdistrict Office in Laicheng District and the 3 administrative villages of Xinzhuang Town Villages, ***29 villages are under the jurisdiction of Pengquan Subdistrict Office. The 29 villages are Donglonggu, Nanlonggu, Qianpo, Moshanzi, Jingu, Zojiabu, North Zhangjiazhuang, Dongshenjiazhuang, Chang'an, Laoyuyu, Kongjiazhuang, Jiangjiazhuang and Fujiazhuang of Fengcheng Subdistrict Office. , Dashan, Xiaoshan, Hou Panlong, Qian Panlong, Chen Panlong, Ma Panlong, Duan Panlong, Caogou, Wenyang, West Chenjiayu, Zhongchenjiayu, Xiaochenjiayu, Shangchenjiayu; Guojiagou and Qinjiawa in Xinzhuang Town , Dashijia.

2. Put Xinzhuang Town, Laicheng District under the jurisdiction of Gangcheng District. After the adjustment, the administrative area of ??Xinzhuang Town remains unchanged, and the town *** residence remains unchanged. It has jurisdiction over 68 administrative villages, namely Xinzhuang, Dongxinzhuang, Xiazhujiadian, Yangjiaheng, Lujiayu, Chadao, Shangsanshan, Xiasanshan, Wangxiangquan, Sangxiangquan, Liuxiangquan, Xujiadian, Shangchen, Xiachen, Shanghe, North Wangjiazhuang, Caidian, Houjiatai, Qianchengzi, Houchengzi, Sangyuan, Baizuihong, Ya Xia, Daxujiazhuang, Zhifang, Pozhuang, Qiaodian, Houyu, Tianjingyu, Zhaojiaquan, Xinglongzhuang, Lucheng, Nanbuzi, Zhaojiazhuang, Miaojiazhuang, Nanwangjiazhuang, Shangtianzhuang, Peiyu, Dongsongjiazhuang , Zhujiagou, Mobu, Dongzhaolin, Xizhaolin, Yujiaguanzhuang, Beishengou, Nanshegou, Dustpan, Daguanzhuang, Donglaopo, East Railway Che, West Railway Che, Taoke, Lao Chegou, Langjun, Tuanpozi, Fuzhaike, Danyu, Chengling, Shiwanzi, Dagou, Peijiazhuang, Nanbaotai, Beibaotai, Hongya, Tuanyuanpo, Xiquan, Beiquan and Taoyu. Geographic Environment Location Realm

Laiwu District is located at the eastern foot of Mount Tai, with east longitude 117°19′~117°58′ and north latitude 36°02′~36°33′. It is adjacent to Zhangqiu City under the jurisdiction of Jinan City in the north. It borders Boshan District and Yiyuan County of Zibo City to the east, Xintai City under the jurisdiction of Tai'an City to the south, and Daiyue District of Tai'an City to the west. The maximum distance from north to south is 58 kilometers, and the maximum distance from east to west is 56.8 kilometers. The total area is 2246.21 square kilometers. Laicheng, where the municipal party committee and municipal *** are located, is located in the middle of the city, 112 kilometers away from the provincial capital Jinan. Laiwu geology and landforms

The geological structure is controlled by the mid-Shandong latitudinal structure and the western Shandong roll structure. The structural features are mainly fractures, followed by folds. The terrain is a semicircular basin that is gentle in the south and steep in the north, protruding to the north. It is surrounded by mountains to the north, east and south. The northern mountains are the remnants of Mount Tai, the south is the Culai Mountains, the west is open, and the central part is the gently undulating Tailai Plain. Mountains account for about 67% of the total area of ??Laiwu District, hills account for 19%, plains account for 11%, and depressions account for 3%. There are 2,989 large and small hills in the territory, including 41 with an altitude of more than 600 meters and 227 with an altitude of 200 to 600 meters. The northern part is the remnants of Mount Tai, running east-west, with Sanping Mountain, Xiangshan Mountain, etc. from west to east. In the south is the remnant of the Culai Mountain, which runs roughly parallel to the remnant of the Taishan Mountain in the north. From west to east there are Lianhua Mountain, Dabaoding Mountain, etc. The mountains in the two mountain ranges are all medium and low mountains with steep terrain and strong cutting. The highest point above sea level is 994 meters and the lowest point is 148.13 meters. Rivers

There are 404 large and small ditch rivers in the territory, 98 of which belong to the Dawen River system and 2 to the Zihe River system. There are 72 rivers with a length of more than 5 kilometers, of which Mouwen River is the longest at 64.5 kilometers. There are 9 rivers with a basin area of ??more than 50 square kilometers and less than 100 square kilometers; 4 rivers with a basin area of ??more than 100 square kilometers and less than 1,000 square kilometers; and one river with a basin area of ??more than 1,000 square kilometers, namely Mouwen River. Climate

The climate is a warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons: cold and dry winter, warm and windy spring, hot and rainy summer, and cool and sunny autumn. In 2010, the annual average temperature in Laiwu was 13.4°C, 0.4°C higher than the normal annual average; the annual precipitation was 707.9 mm, 12.8 mm higher than the normal annual average; the total sunshine hours were 2186.5 hours, 257.3 hours lower than the normal annual average; the annual extreme maximum temperature 36.7℃, which occurs on July 30; the annual extreme minimum temperature of -14.5℃, which occurs on January 13; the last frost date is March 10, the first frost date is October 28, and the frost-free period is 231 days.

Natural Resources Mineral Resources

55 types of minerals have been discovered, 22 of which have proven reserves, and 113 mineral deposits. The main minerals include iron, coal, copper, gold, granite, limestone, dolomite, rare earth, diabase, basalt, building stone, natural quartz sand, mineral water and other minerals. Proven coal reserves are 431.136 million tons, making it an important coal base in Shandong Province. The proven reserves of iron ore are 463.9319 million tons, ranking first in East China. Biological resources

There are 71 families, 177 genera, and 471 species of woody plants; livestock and poultry include cattle, sheep, pigs, rabbits, chickens, etc. Among them, the lean-meat Laiwu pig is an excellent livestock breed in the province. Population and Ethnicity

Resident population: Laiwu’s permanent population is 1.2985 million. Compared with the fifth national census at 0:00 on November 1, 2000, which was 1.2335 million, it has increased by 6.50% in ten years. Thousands of people. An increase of 5.27, with an average annual increase of 0.51.

Population distribution: The regional distribution of the permanent population of Laiwu is as follows: Laicheng District has 989,500 people, including: 87,100 people in the High-tech Development Zone, 41,600 people in the Xueye Tourist Area, and 309,000 people in Gangcheng District. Economic Overview

In 2012, Laiwu achieved a gross product value (GDP) of 63.141 billion yuan, an increase of 11.1% compared with 2011, and the growth rate accelerated by 0.5 percentage points compared with 2011. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 4.42 billion yuan, an increase of 5.9%; the added value of the secondary industry was 36.52 billion yuan, an increase of 12.3%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 22.201 billion yuan, an increase of 9.7%. Per capita GDP reached 48,212 yuan, an increase of 10.5% compared with 2011. The three industrial structures were optimized from 6.7:60.5:32.8 in 2011 to 7.0:57.8:35.2. Laiwu

In 2012, 22,000 new urban jobs were created, of which 5,302 unemployed people were re-employed and 826 people from disadvantaged groups were re-employed; 28,000 new rural labor forces were transferred.

The overall level of consumer prices in 2012 increased by 1.3% compared with 2011, and the increase dropped by 2.9 percentage points compared with 2011. The price of services increased by 4.1%, and the price of consumer goods increased by 0.3%.

In 2012, the towns (streets) achieved public budget revenue of 1.552 billion yuan, an increase of 27.77% over 2011, accounting for 36.93% of Laiwu public budget budget revenue, and the fiscal revenue exceeded 100 million yuan The number of towns (subdistricts) in Yuan Dynasty reached 7; the fixed asset investment above designated size was 40.415 billion yuan, an increase of 61.93%, and the town investment accounted for 91.63% of Laiwu investment; the industrial added value above designated size was 10.36 billion yuan, an increase of 25.2%, and the town area industry The proportion of Laiwu reached 33.25. Agriculture

In 2012, the added value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery was 4.42 billion yuan, an increase of 5.9% based on comparable prices, an increase of 3.2 percentage points compared with 2011. In 2012, the sown area of ??grain crops was 802,900 acres, an increase of 17,900 acres compared with 2011, and the total grain output was 301,400 tons.

In 2012, the fiscal expenditure on agriculture, forestry and water affairs was 674 million yuan, an increase of 9.84% compared with 2011. Industry

There are 340 industrial enterprises above designated size (industrial legal person enterprises with annual main business income of 20 million yuan and above). The added value was 31.157 billion yuan, an increase of 13.11%. Among them, the added value of light industry was 2.545 billion yuan, an increase of 22.93%; the added value of heavy industry was 28.612 billion yuan, an increase of 11.07%. The structure of steel and non-steel industries was adjusted from 56.3:43.7 in 2011 to 52.15:47.85, and the proportion of non-steel industries increased by 4.15 percentage points.

In 2012, the main business income of industries above designated size was 160.346 billion yuan, an increase of 6.12% over 2011; profits and taxes were 3.422 billion yuan, and profits were 660 million yuan, a decrease of 51.24% and 84.7% respectively compared with 2011.

In 2012, the comprehensive economic efficiency index of industrial enterprises above designated size was 255.97, down 15.71 percentage points from 2011; the sales rate of industrial products was 98.43, down 0.51 percentage points from 2011. Fixed investment

In 2012, fixed asset investment was 44.106 billion yuan, an increase of 23.5%. There were 410 newly started projects, including 333 projects with a value of over 100 million yuan, an increase of 222 compared with 2011. In terms of affiliation, units at and above the provincial level completed an investment of 2.959 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 48.4%; local units completed an investment of 41.147 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 22%. In terms of funding sources, private investment completed 34.712 billion yuan, an increase of 13.7%, accounting for 78.7% of the total investment, a decrease of 8.5 percentage points from 2011.

Among the investments above designated size, the primary industry completed an investment of 765 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 125.7%; the secondary industry completed an investment of 30.318 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 45.2%; the tertiary industry completed an investment of 13.023 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15% . The proportion of investment in the three industries was adjusted from 1.0:59.6:39.4 in 2011 to 1.73:68.74:29.53. Industrial investment completed was 30.235 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 55.6%, of which investment in industrial technological transformation was 14.196 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 36%. Investment in high-tech industries was 6.157 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 101.1%. Others

In 2012, the total retail sales of consumer goods reached 22.805 billion yuan, an increase of 15%. In terms of industries, the wholesale industry completed 1.942 billion yuan, an increase of 1.51%; the retail industry completed 18.419 billion yuan, an increase of 15.01%; the accommodation industry completed 220 million yuan, an increase of 14.1%; the catering industry completed 2.223 billion yuan, an increase of 1.444%.

In 2012, the total import and export volume was US$2.128 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 40.6%.

In 2012, 18 new foreign investment projects were approved, with contracted foreign investment of US$210.59 million, an increase of 4.9%; actual utilization of foreign direct investment was US$120.06 million, an increase of 19.9%.

In 2012, the public budget revenue was 4.202 billion yuan, an increase of 7.1%.

At the end of 2012, the balance of RMB deposits in Laiwu financial institutions was 71.924 billion yuan, an increase of 11.441 billion yuan from the beginning of the year and a year-on-year increase of 18.89.

There are 26 insurance institutions in Laiwu, which achieved premium income of 1.347 billion yuan in 2012, an increase of 7.82%. Social undertakings Science and Technology Education

In 2012, it undertook the implementation of 51 science and technology projects at or above the provincial level, secured 65 million yuan in free funds, and won 6 science and technology progress awards at or above the provincial level. In 2012, the number of patent applications was 1,980, including 400 invention patents; the number of patent authorizations was 1,913.

Four new academician workstations were built, and the number of provincial engineering technology research centers reached 22.

At the end of 2012, there were 227 schools of various types and levels in Laiwu ***. Among them, there are 2 colleges and universities, 55 general middle schools, 155 elementary schools, 14 secondary vocational schools, and 1 special education school; the number of students in schools at all levels and types is 175,000. At the end of 2012, there were 373 kindergartens in Laiwu, and the popularity rate of three-year preschool education reached 100. The enrollment rate of elementary schools and junior high schools both remained at 100, and the consolidation rate was 100 for elementary schools and 99.9 for junior high schools.

School

College

Ordinary technical secondary school

Laiwu Vocational and Technical College

Laiwu Vocational Technical College

Laiwu Technician College

Laiwu Changshao Vocational High School

Xinwen Mining Workers University

Laiwu Health School

Laigang Radio and Television University

Laiwu Tourism School

Shandong Radio and Television University Laiwu College

Laiwu Yingcheng Vocational and Technical School Cultural Undertakings

20122012 By the end of the year, Laiwu had 1 art performance group, 2 public art museums, 2 cultural relics protection and management institutions, 10 township cultural functional areas, 50 community public cultural service circles, 100 rural cultural compounds, municipal public institutions *** There is one library with a total collection of 218,000 volumes.

Laiwu Bangzi: Also known as "Laiwu Bangzi", it is a local Chinese opera type.

Laiwu Three Spicy Foods: Laiwu ginger, garlic, chicken drumsticks, green onions and Laiwu Dahongpao pepper are collectively known as Laiwu’s “Three Spicy Foods and One Ma”. In 1998, Laicheng District was named the "Hometown of Chinese Pepper".

Laiwu Tin Sculpture: Laiwu Tin Sculpture, also known as Xiguan Village Wang’s Tin Sculpture, is a provincial cultural heritage in Shandong Province. Health care

At the end of 2012, Laiwu had 294 health institutions of various types (excluding village clinics), including 39 hospitals (health centers). Various health institutions have 6,151 hospital beds and 6,632 health technicians (excluding village clinics and clinics), including 2,878 practicing physicians and practicing assistant physicians, and 2,483 registered nurses. There are 4.87 beds and 5.25 health technicians per 1,000 people. There are 43 urban community health service agencies. Urban Construction

In 2012, the investment in urban infrastructure construction was 1.8 billion yuan, an increase of 11.8% over 2011; the urban built-up area was 81 square kilometers. The area of ??roads that have been updated and renovated is 94,300 square meters, and the actual road area at the end of 2012 reached 13.686 million square meters. The green coverage area of ??the built-up area is 3,417 hectares, with a coverage rate of 42.19, and per capita park green space of 18.49 square meters. The household gas penetration rate is 99.86, and the total natural gas supply is 43.6826 million cubic meters, of which 13.6976 million cubic meters are for household use. The heating area reaches 11.29 million square meters. The daily comprehensive production capacity of urban water supply is 255,000 cubic meters, the total water supply is 45.33 million tons, and the daily sewage treatment capacity is 105,000 cubic meters. Social Security

In 2012, the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 26,589 yuan, an increase of 13.1% over 2011. The per capita total household income of urban residents was 30,698 yuan, including wage income of 25,225 yuan, operating income of 1,156 yuan, property income of 765 yuan, and transfer income of 3,552 yuan, which increased by 6.05, 46.41, 13.49, and 58.99 respectively. The per capita net income of farmers was 10,887 yuan, an increase of 13.1% compared with 2011. Among them, wage income was 5,205 yuan, an increase of 13.11; household business income was 5,061 yuan, an increase of 14.76; property income was 122 yuan, an increase of 1.42; transfer income was 500 yuan, an increase of 1.06. The income ratio of urban and rural residents is 2.44:1. The per capita consumption expenditure of urban residents and rural residents was 15,664 yuan and 6,093 yuan, an increase of 10.17 and 17.29 respectively. The total construction area of ??existing housing per capita for urban residents reaches 38.18 square meters; the per capita housing area for rural residents reaches 39.68 square meters. The Engel coefficients of urban residents and rural residents are 32.84 and 36.11 respectively.

Laiwu

The number of people covered by basic pension insurance for urban employees in Laiwu reached 264,000, an increase of 16,000; the number of people covered by work-related injury insurance reached 237,000, an increase of 12,000; and the number of people covered by unemployment insurance reached 159,000. people, an increase of 3,000; the number of people covered by maternity insurance reached 167,000, an increase of 6,000. Urban medical insurance has been coordinated at the municipal level, and the number of insured persons has reached 414,000, an increase of 10,000. The number of participants in the new rural social pension insurance was 464,000, with the participation rate reaching 99%. The new rural cooperative medical system has achieved full coverage, with a participation rate of 99.8.

At the end of 2012, 9,507 people in Laiwu enjoyed the minimum living security for urban residents, an increase of 0.4; the minimum living security paid in 2012 was 31.912 million yuan, an increase of 35.8; the monthly per capita security standard was 240 yuan, an increase of 50 yuan compared with 2011 . At the end of 2012, 31,040 people in Laiwu enjoyed the minimum living allowance for rural residents, an increase of 5.62%; the minimum living allowance paid in 2012 was 44.249 million yuan, an increase of 45.73%; the annual per capita supplement was 100 yuan, an increase of 20 yuan. In 2012, 10.23 million yuan of rural five-guarantee pension was distributed, an increase of 17%, and the support rate of rural five-guarantee recipients reached 75.3. At the end of 2012, Laiwu *** had 63 adoptive social welfare units, one more than 2011; there were 6,276 beds. , an increase of 2.6; 5168 people were adopted, an increase of 0.4. There are 40 social welfare enterprises, housing 2,002 disabled people. Transportation

Laiwu is located in the middle of Qilu, with Beijing-Shanghai Expressway, Qinglan Expressway, Bin-Lai Expressway, Lai-Tai Expressway and National Highway 205 passing through it.

Laiwu East Railway Station is located at the north end of Daqiao Road. It is the only stop for ordinary passengers traveling from Taishan to Zibo.

Laiwu Long-distance Bus Station is located on Shunhe Street in the urban area. It has opened 187 passenger lines within and outside the province. Historical and cultural city signs

On December 9, 2015, at the 27th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 17th Municipal People's Congress, the Municipal People's Government reviewed and approved the "Municipal People's Government on the Selection of Sophora japonica, Ginkgo and Peach Blossom" Proposal to establish a city flower as a city tree". The meeting decided that Sophora japonica and Ginkgo biloba would be the "city trees" of Laiwu, and peach blossom would be the "city flower" of Laiwu.

This "City Tree" and "City Flower" selection event lasted more than half a year. With the active participation of the general public, it successfully completed the publicity launch, public voting, expert review, and city *** approval. , the Municipal People’s Congress Standing Committee’s deliberation and other stages of work, the city’s city tree and city flower were finally determined. This not only marks that our city has a new ecological business card, but also marks that our city’s ecological civilization construction has taken another step. new level.

Festival events

Yuntai Mountain Temple Fair, Peach Blossom Art Festival, Laiwu Yangli Cixiangling Culture and Art Festival, Laiwu Tianshangrenjia Sophora Flower Festival, Laiwu local Hui Festival Eid al-Fitr, Laiwu Chayekou Town Cherry Festival, Laiwu Local Hui ethnic festivals such as the Corban Festival and other scenic spots in Laiwu

Longshan Scenic Area

Xueye Modern Agricultural Technology Demonstration Park

Xueye Tourist Area

Pengshan, one of the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Fangqian Ecological Zone

Laiwu Peacock Mountain

Lianhua Mountain Scenic Area

Laiwu Yangli Town Dazhoushan Jiuyang Palace

Wang Shimen's "Heaven's Family" Scenic Area

Wanglu Mountain, one of the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Xueye Three Gorges Scenic Area

Wangfu Mountain among the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Guanzheng Jiulong Mountain Scenic Area

Jiesu Mountain among the ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Nanshan Scenic Area

Hulu Mountain among the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Lu Zuquan Scenic Area

Huangyang Mountain among the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Bijia Mountain Scenic Area

Xianren Mountain, one of the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Wenchang Island Scenic Area

Lotus Mountain, one of the top ten famous mountains in Laiwu

Wangyangtai Scenic Area

Ten famous mountains in Laiwu Fragrant Mountain of Daming Mountain

Chaoyang Cave Scenic Area

Longtan Star Appearance among the Eight Great Scenic Spots of Laiwu

Huashan National Forest Park

One of the Eight Great Scenic Spots of Laiwu Qishan Kelan

Qishan Provincial Forest Park

Laiwu Eight Great Scenic Spots - Cang Gorge Thunder

Yuntai Mountain Provincial Forest Park

The Eight Great Scenes of Laiwu - Wenshui Flows West

Chen Yi Command Post

The Eight Great Scenes of Laiwu - Shanxi Zhao

Laiwu Battle Memorial Hall

The Immortal Relics of the Eight Great Scenes of Laiwu

The Great Wall of Qi in Laiwu

The Mine Chengrui of the Eight Great Scenes of Laiwu

The Famous Figures of Yunlian in the Second Cave of the Eight Great Scenes of Laiwu

Poet He Lanhua

Old Qilu painter Li Bancan

Lu Siwen devoted himself to writing "Kun Xue Bian"

Zhang Kexue

History Scholar Wang Yuquan

Qing Dynasty painter Lu Zhuming

Li Xue

Publisher Li Haikun

Qing Dynasty painter Zhang Xu

General Yang Hu

Musician Ding Ming

Hanlin Academy scholar Pan Shaolie

Famous minister Zhu Tongmeng

Poet Lu Sword

The incorruptible and erudite Zhang Meiting

The famous doctor Zhu Baomeng

The critic Ren Fuxian

Han Shao and Xi Mahe

Wu Laichao

Nuclear science and technology expert Li Xiangying

China Tongmenghui member Qi Yinpei

Ming Dynasty magistrate Chen Ganyu

Director Wu Tianming

War artist Li Zhengyuan

Famous official Qi Shijiao

Liu Changle

Patriotic celebrity Qi Pinru

Tan Xingjiao

Li Nianlin

Wang Yuhua

Qi Zhiwei

Qi Xiangcen

Essayist Wu Boxiao

Ye Fangheng

Liu Mingrui

Painter Wang Zizheng