Traffic in Huzhou

Huzhou enjoys good geographical conditions, 80km from Hangzhou, 40km from Shanghai/KLOC-0 and 220km from Nanjing. Huzhou has developed transportation. North-South 104 National Highway, Hangzhou-Nanjing Expressway, Xuanhang Railway and East-West 3 18 National Highway, "Oriental Little Rhine" Changhushen Waterway, Su Shen Zhejiang-Anhui Expressway, Shenjiahuhuhuhang Expressway, Nanjing-Hangzhou Passenger Dedicated Line and Shanghai-Suzhou-Shanghai Intercity Railway run through Huzhou. Huzhou also has a first-class transit port for inland rivers, railways, highways and water transport. railway

railroad line

Xuanhang Railway (Xuancheng City, Anhui Province-Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province), Xinchang Railway (xinyi city City, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province-Changxing County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province), Changniu Railway (Changxing County, Zhejiang Province-Niutoushan Town, Guangde County, Anhui Province), Nanjing-Hangzhou Passenger Dedicated Line, Shanghai-Suzhou-Shanghai Intercity Railway (under planning) and Zhajiahu Railway (under planning).

train station

Huzhou Station (high-speed railway station), Deqing Station (high-speed railway station), Changxing Station (high-speed railway station) and Deqing West Station of Changxing South Station.

20 12 June, the Ministry of Railways officially announced that the original Deqing Station was renamed Deqing West Station, and the high-speed railway Deqing Station under construction was named Deqing Station. The original Changxing Station was renamed Changxing South Station, and the high-speed rail Changxing Station under construction was named Changxing Station.

Huzhou station of Nanjing-Hangzhou high-speed railway has a total construction area of 19920 square meters, and its main structure is 198 meters long, 50 meters wide and 23 meters high. The main body adopts reinforced concrete frame structure, and the roof adopts grid structure. The waiting area is 6423 square meters, the ticket sales area is 69 1 square meter, and the ticket sales window is 19, with a maximum gathering of 5000 people. The construction of the new Huzhou Railway Station not only rewrites the history that there is no high-grade railway station in Huzhou, but also has great significance for Huzhou to further develop its traffic location advantages, accelerate its economic and social development, and truly become an important node city connecting the east and the west in the Yangtze River Delta. This area will become a new transportation center, a new commercial highland and a new space for urban development in Huzhou. Expressway: Hangning Expressway, Su Shen Zhejiang-Anhui Expressway, Shenjiahu Expressway, Hangchang Expressway, Suzhou-Hangzhou Expressway (planned) and Hangzhou Second Ring Road (planned).

Bus Station: Huzhou Zhebei Expressway Passenger Transport Center, namely Huzhou Bus Terminal. In 2009, 55,700 new jobs were created in cities and towns, and 2 1.80 laid-off workers were re-employed, among which 5,200 people with employment difficulties were re-employed. At the end of the year, the registered urban unemployment rate was 3.2%.

The number of people participating in the basic old-age insurance in the city reached 662,500, an increase of 546,543,800+over the previous year; The number of people who participated in the basic medical insurance for urban workers was 4910.5 million, an increase of 45,700; The number of people participating in unemployment insurance was 346,654.38+million, an increase of 346,543.8+million; The number of people who participated in work-related injury insurance was 54 1.80 million, an increase of 34,200; The number of participants in maternity insurance was 336,400, an increase of 24,600; The number of landless peasants who participated in the living security and living allowance system 164000, increased by 18700. In 2009, the number of patent applications was 6030, an increase of 23.4% over the previous year; The number of patents granted was 5 165, an increase of 122.8%, including 92 invention patents, an increase of 35 over the previous year. In the whole year, 338 technical transactions were registered, with a technical transaction volume of 40.59 million yuan. At the end of the year, there were 73 provincial R&D centers for high-tech enterprises, an increase of 13 over the previous year; There are 132 high-tech enterprises above the provincial level, including 132 national enterprises. In the whole year, the municipal government awarded 6 1 items of scientific and technological achievements, including national 1 item and provincial1item.

Changxing has become the largest green power battery production base in China and "China Green Power Energy Center". The energy storage battery industry has successfully become one of the industrial cluster brands in China, and the energy storage battery technologies such as lithium battery, nickel-metal hydride battery and photovoltaic power generation are in the leading position in China. Huzhou Radio and Television General Station, located at No.628 Xinhua Road, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, covers an area of 54 mu and has a room of 1.8 million square meters. It was established in March 2005 on the basis of the merger of Huzhou Radio and Television Bureau, Huzhou People's Broadcasting Station and Huzhou TV Station in accordance with the requirements of deepening the reform of the cultural system of the central, provincial and municipal governments. Huzhou Radio and Television Headquarters is mainly engaged in radio and television and related media and cultural business. Its radio and television media include three broadcasting frequencies: news integration, urban literature and art, and transportation economy, and three TV channels: news integration, culture and entertainment, and people's livelihood.

Huzhou Daily, a newspaper, is one of the largest and most comprehensive daily newspapers in Huzhou with a history of many years. The predecessor of Huzhou Daily can be traced back to Five Star Daily, the organ newspaper of Xing Wu County Committee, which was founded on 1955. 1983 Huzhou Daily was upgraded to the organ of Huzhou Municipal Committee, and 1985 was renamed Huzhou Daily.

Huzhou Evening News, sponsored by Huzhou Daily, is the only municipal evening news in Huzhou. Since its establishment many years ago, its circulation has increased rapidly. In 2002, its circulation was by going up one flight of stairs, which was among the best in all cities in Zhejiang Province, and it was the largest comprehensive newspaper in Huzhou.

Shang Hu Magazine On August 28th, 2007, Huzhou Daily Newspaper Group founded Shang Hu, the first magazine of financial figures in Huzhou history. The magazine is headed by the Propaganda Department of Huzhou Municipal Committee and co-sponsored by Huzhou Economic Committee, Huzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce and Huzhou Daily Newspaper Group. The target readers are mainly the growing new generation of Huzhou businessmen, entrepreneurs and young people from all walks of life who are determined to innovate and start businesses. There are 482 schools of all levels and types in the city, with123,300 students, 456,400 students and129,700 graduates. The gross enrollment rate of higher education was 43. 1%, an increase of 3.0 percentage points over the previous year; The online rate of college entrance examination (arts and sciences) was 92.2%, an increase of 3.2 percentage points over the previous year; The proportion of middle school graduates increased by 97.5%, an increase of 1.0 percentage points over the previous year; Junior high school and primary school enrollment rate100%; The gross enrollment rate of fifteen-year education was 97.7%, an increase of 0. 1 percentage point over the previous year. There are 25,600 full-time teachers in the city, including ordinary primary and secondary school full-time teachers 1.86 million; Ordinary primary and secondary schools have 6 full-time teachers for every 100 students.

higher education

Huzhou Teachers College Huzhou Teachers College is a full-time undergraduate college. Founded in 1958, 1994 began to recruit undergraduates.

Qiuzhen College of Huzhou Normal University is an independent college.

Huzhou Vocational and Technical College is a public full-time higher vocational college approved by the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government, and it is the "experimental research project school for cultivating applied talents" of the Education Development Research Center of the Ministry of Education. The school is a "civilized unit" and a "safe campus" in Zhejiang Province.

Zhejiang University of Technology Deqing Campus

Deqing College of Zhejiang University of Finance

basic education

Huzhou No.5 Middle School, founded in 1972 and 10, was recognized as a provincial key ordinary middle school by Zhejiang Education Department 10 in 2006. It is the largest complete middle school in Huzhou. In 2006, it became a secondary school affiliated to Hangzhou Normal University. Now it is divided into two campuses: Jiayang and Renhuangshan.

Su Hu teaching method was founded by Hu Yuan, an educator in Song Dynasty.

Huzhou Middle School, founded in 1902, is called Huzhou High School, formerly known as Ai Shan Academy. Now it is a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Changxing Middle School, founded in 1940, was named as the wartime junior middle school tutorial school in Changxing County. Now it is a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Huzhou No.2 Middle School was founded in 190 1 year and was affiliated to Soochow University in Suzhou in 19 15. 1932 was renamed as "Xing Wu Affiliated Middle School of Soochow University", which was the earliest complete middle school in Huzhou at that time. 1952 merged with Hu Jun Girls' High School and changed its name to its present name. Now it is a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Huzhou No.4 Middle School was founded in 1958. In the 20 10 senior high school entrance examination, there were 835 candidates in Huzhou No.4 Middle School, and the number of students above the public fee line in Shanghai No.2 Middle School reached 270, a record high in Huzhou No.4 Middle School.

Wuxing Senior High School, Zhejiang Wuxing Senior High School was established in August, 20001. In February, 2002, it was recognized as a provincial-level third-class key middle school by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education. In April 2004, "Huzhou No.15 Middle School" was renamed as "Zhejiang Wuxing Senior Middle School", and in April 2005, it successfully passed the evaluation of provincial second-level key middle schools. The new campus is located in Xishan Ocean Scenic Area, Huzhou City. Now it is a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Linghu Middle School, founded by industrialist Zhang Rongchu in 1933, was burnt down by the Japanese army and reopened in 1946. Now it is a provincial key middle school in Zhejiang Province and has the right to enroll students in Tibet Province.

Deqing No.1 Middle School was founded in 1944, formerly known as Deqing County Simple Normal School, and was upgraded to a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province in 1998.

Deqing Senior High School, founded in 1994, was upgraded to a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province in 2004.

Deqing No.3 Middle School, formerly known as Deqing Junior Normal School, was founded in 195 1 and was upgraded to a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province in September 2006.

Anji Senior High School, formerly known as Anji No.2 Middle School, was founded in 1956, and was a provincial key middle school built in August 1998.

Anji Changshuo High School, formerly known as Anji No.1 Middle School, Anji No.2 Middle School and Anji No.4 Middle School, was reorganized and newly established as a provincial key middle school in 2004.

Xiaofeng Senior High School, formerly known as Anji No.3 Middle School, was founded in the autumn of 194 1, formerly known as "Private Xiaofeng Zhongzheng Middle School". In February, 2004, it was approved by Zhejiang Education Department as a key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Changxing Huasheng Hongxi Middle School was founded in September 2002 and is now a first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

Deqing Qiushi High School was officially opened in June 5438+February 65438+August 2004. The school has a strong group background and is one of the branches of Huzhou Qiushi Education Group.

Deqing Comprehensive High School was founded in 1985, and was upgraded to the second vocational high school in Deqing County with the approval of Huzhou Education Committee in June 1995. Deqing Comprehensive High School was founded in September 2000. 200 1 1 1 was officially approved by the Provincial Department of Education as a comprehensive high school in Deqing County. In February 2007, it was officially approved by the Provincial Department of Education as a second-class key comprehensive high school in Zhejiang Province.