As of 2011, there were 5,000 vegetable greenhouses in Guangzong County, more than 500,000 meat ducks were sold every month, and the agricultural industrialization operation rate reached 38%. Projects such as water supply for joint villages, comprehensive agricultural development, and transformation of medium- and low-yield fields have been implemented. The second and third batches of poverty alleviation work in 93 villages were completed, and the county was designated by the provincial government as a contiguous development demonstration base county and an industrialized poverty alleviation demonstration county in Hebei Province.

As of 2013, the vegetable planting area in Guangzong County exceeds 100,000 acres; there are 80 specialized villages for breeding ducks and other meats, and the output value of animal husbandry accounts for more than 40% of large agriculture. The number of national-level leading agricultural industrialization enterprises has reached 1, the provincial-level leading agricultural industrialization enterprises have reached 5, the municipal-level leading agricultural industrialization enterprises have reached 20, and the county's agricultural industrialization operation rate has reached more than 70%. The forest coverage rate reaches 26.5%. In 2010, Guangzong County’s industrial added value reached 840 million yuan, accounting for 32% of GDP, an increase of 3.5 percentage points from the end of the “Tenth Five-Year Plan”; there were 27 large-scale enterprises, with an industrial added value of 260 million yuan, making it the “Tenth Five-Year Plan” period. 1.8 times at the end of the Five-Year Plan, with an average annual increase of 12%. Three provincial famous brands, Hessen Chemical, Loba Group and Guofan Automobile Industry, have emerged; there are 38 foreign trade export enterprises, with an export volume of US$55.49 million, 17.5 times that at the end of the "10th Five-Year Plan"; The number reached 6,500, an increase of 2,600 compared with the end of the "Tenth Five-Year Plan". The county's industrial structure continues to be optimized, the two traditional industries of cotton processing and bicycles are constantly being transformed and upgraded, and the two emerging industries of biomedicine and equipment manufacturing are developing strongly. At the same time, focusing on environmental protection and ecological construction, the energy conservation and emission reduction goals of the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" were achieved as scheduled. In particular, electroplating enterprises were comprehensively managed, promoting the healthy development of the electroplating industry.

As of 2011, Guangzong County has invested a total of more than 200 million yuan to complete four vertical and five horizontal road networks and supporting facilities such as administrative service centers, small and medium-sized enterprise incubators, sewage treatment plants, and 110 kV substations. Competitiveness and carrying capacity have been significantly enhanced. The planned area reaches 10 square kilometers, and the built area is 7 square kilometers. It is actively applying for a provincial industrial cluster. 78 companies have settled in, 51 have been completed and put into operation, and 8 companies have invested more than 100 million yuan. Guangzong County has three national-level intangible cultural heritages, including plum blossom boxing, Taiping Tao music, and willow weaving, and six provincial-level intangible cultural heritages, including traditional textile skills and yellow turban drums.

Yellow Turban Drum

The Yellow Turban Drum in Guangzong County originated from the Yellow Turban Uprising in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The Yellow Turban Uprising used rituals to gather people and drums to cheer. The Yellow Turban Drum came into being as a battlefield cheering drum. The Yellow Turban Drum was used to cheer on the battlefield. The sound of the drum shook the heaven and the earth and set off the strong atmosphere of battlefield cheering. Therefore, it is also It's called the Taiping War Drum.

Handmade wooden ladle

Guangzong’s handmade wooden ladle technique originated in the Ming Dynasty and was passed down from generation to generation. In the past when the handicraft industry was dominated by handicrafts, it had several glories. The handmade wood ladle technique is a traditional folk handicraft with a long history. It is characterized by using wood as the base material and the central axis as the basis. The raw materials are turned into various shapes for production, daily necessities and handicrafts. It is widely used. Applied to many areas of society.

Willow weaving

The willow weaving technique in Guangzong County originated in the early Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 300 years. The main feature is the use of wicker to weave household appliances, handicrafts, etc. After cutting the wicker, peel it off while it is wet, and leave it in a cool place for a few days until it becomes flexible before weaving various products. Willow weaving has very strict requirements on humidity. Generally, it needs to be made in an underground kiln.

Taiping Dao Music

Taiping Dao Music, also known as Taiping Ancient Music, originated from the Taiping Taoist uprising led by Zhang Jiao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Because the rebels wore yellow scarves wrapped around their heads as a sign, history Called the Yellow Turban Uprising. Guangzong is the birthplace of the Yellow Turban Uprising and the birthplace of Taiping Tao Le. The uprising failed, but the legacy of Taiping Taoist music has been passed down among the people in Guangzong for more than 1,800 years, but it has been passed down relatively completely. In 2008, "Guangzong Taiping Taoist music" was included in the second batch of national-level non-governmental organizations. Inventory of tangible cultural heritage.

Plum Blossom Boxing

The spread of Plum Blossom Boxing in Guangzong began in the late Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Zou Hongyi, the third generation master of Plum Blossom Boxing, came from Xuzhou to Qianwei Village in Guangzong County to teach the boxing. The organizational form of Plum Blossom Boxing is divided into Wenchang and Wuchang, with Wenchang leading the Wuchang. The martial arts disciples of Plum Blossom Quan account for the majority of Plum Blossom Quan practitioners, and they mainly learn the principles and techniques of the boxing through martial arts training. Plum Blossom Boxing martial arts is divided into four parts: frame, forming fist, twisting fist and equipment.

When practicing Plum Blossom Boxing, percussion music is often used to enhance the atmosphere. The percussion instruments include cowhide war drums, gongs, cymbals, cymbals, and cymbals. The drum music is sonorous and powerful, making people energetic.

Bamboo Horse Racing

Bamboo Horse Racing comes from the folk and originated from the ancient battlefield in the Sui and Tang Dynasties - Houjiudian Village, Beitangtuan Township, Guangzong County (according to "Guangzong County Chronicle"). It has been passed down from generation to generation for seventeen generations, and its inheritance methods are divided into two types: teacher inheritance and family inheritance. In the process of development and evolution, bamboo horse has incorporated various skills such as folk dance, martial arts, acrobatics and so on, and has become a unique form of traditional culture. It is a rare form of entertainment in the southern Hebei Plain. In the south of Dadai Village, Guangzong County, Xingtai City, there is a sand dune 150 meters long and 70 meters wide. According to historical records, this is the famous Sand Dune Palace platform site. It is now a provincial key cultural relic protection unit. "Guangzong County Chronicle" says: The terrain of Guangzong is flat, and the soil is generally sandy. It accumulates into hills everywhere, so it is called sand dune in ancient times. Dune Palace is also named after this. According to historical records, this seemingly inconspicuous land is the famous "Land of the Trapped Dragon" in Chinese history. It belonged to the Xing Kingdom during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and Zu Yi moved his capital to Xing. King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty carried out extensive construction work on the sand dunes of Xing State, built additional gardens and terraces, and set up wine ponds and meat forests. He made men and women chase each other naked and play games, and they sang and drank too much all night long. The Marquis of Xing was executed for his loyalty and remonstrance. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, Sand Dune belonged to the State of Xing, and Xing Mie belonged to Wei. Duke Ling of Wei was buried in the Sand Dune for his divination of the cemetery. Sand Dune was the territory of the State of Zhao. King Wuling of Zhao, who was a talented man and a horseman in Hufu, was passed down to his youngest son, Queen Zhao Huiwen, and lived in the Sand Dune Palace. . His eldest son, Gongzi Zhang, competed with King Huiwen for the throne and started a rebellion. He was defeated and fled to the Sand Dune Palace where Master Zhao's father lived. King Huiwen sent Gongzi Cheng and Li Dui to lead troops to surround the Sand Dune Palace, kill Gongzi Zhang, and starve King Zhao Wuling to death in the Sand Dune Palace. In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang went on his fifth tour and fell ill in Pingyuanjin. In July Bingyin, he traveled to Sand Dune and died of illness on the platform of Sand Dune Palace. His youngest son Hu Hai, Prime Minister Li Si, and eunuch Zhao Gao colluded with each other to falsely claim to have been ordered by the First Emperor to make Hu Hai the crown prince. They also ordered the eldest son Fusu, who was actually ordered to be the crown prince by the First Emperor, to commit suicide. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Dune Palace ruins have become a scenic spot. Literati and poets came here to visit the ancient times and explore the secrets, leaving behind many poems and essays. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Wu Cunli of Guangzong County wrote a seven-rhythm song called "Dune Palace Nostalgia", which is one of the representative works. The poem goes:

"I have been idle for a few years to remember the Spring and Autumn Period, and read all the vicissitudes of life.

The soldiers of this country fought for hundreds of battles, but they all fell apart for a while.

< p>The ancestral dragon's hegemonic car expresses hatred, and the master's father's ambition is sorrowful in the palace.

Only the hazy sand moon still shines on the deserted Qiu! "The immortal man of the Tang Dynasty, surnamed Guo, was born in Guangzong, Xingzhou (now Hebei). Guangzong, a native of Zhangguzhai Village, is a famous Taoist priest who lives in Tiaoshan, Xiangyang, and often travels between Xingming and Xingming. Zhang Guolao is one of the two real people among the Eight Immortals in history. Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty was over a hundred years old. He was summoned by Empress Wu and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty many times. He was also awarded the title of Silver Green Guanglu Doctor by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and was given the title of Tong. Mr. Xuan granted the title of Xianweng Mountain in Xingzhou as its dojo and ordered the construction of Qixia Temple. Later, he returned to Xianweng Mountain (today's Zhangguolao Mountain) in Xingzhou on the grounds that he was "old and sick". His story first appeared in "Miscellaneous Records of the Ming Emperor". After the death of the immortal, "Li Shantong, a disciple of Taoist Ye Fashan, worshiped him! After the death of the immortal, he was buried in his hometown of Zhangguzhai Village, Guangzong, which is now a key cultural relics protection unit at the county level.

Zhang Guolao, Guangzong, Xingzhou (now Zhangguzhai Village, Guangzong, Hebei Province), named Tongxuan, one of the Eight Immortals, a famous Taoist priest during the reign of Wu Zetian and Xuanzong in the Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that he likes to ride a donkey backwards

Pan Haoli, from Guangzong, Xingtai City, Hebei Province. A native of Houzhai County, Ming Dynasty, he moved to Shangcailing, was promoted to the position of supervisory censor, and became the governor of Yuzhou.

Zheng Yuanshan (1799-1878), font name Ren, nickname Songfeng, was from Guangzong Youbao Village. . In the fifth year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1825), he was promoted to Jinshi in the 21st year of his reign (1841), and was promoted to governor of Henan Province.

Jing Tingbin (1861-1902), named Shangqing, was born in Zhili. Hebei) A native of Dongzhao Village, Guangzong County, a leader of the peasant uprising after the Boxer Rebellion in the late Qing Dynasty, and the Grand Marshal of the Dragon Regiment of the "Sweeping Out and Destroying Foreign Countries" uprising army.

Zhu Shoushen (1954~), a native of Guangzong, Hebei Province. Currently secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Journalists Association, he served as deputy director of the News Center of the 16th and 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the News Center of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference "Two Sessions", the 2008 Beijing International News Center, and the 60th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China News Center Deputy Director of the Center and Deputy Director of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China