Is it true that China has planned new provinces since 2008? 5

It should be fake, take the news as the standard.

Administrative divisions are formed through long-term historical accumulation and ethnic and regional relations, and generally will not be easily changed unless absolutely necessary.

This is a rumor, and there is no need to redivide it.

No way, I haven't heard of it, how do you know.

On the issue that China's administrative division reform will set up 50 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. Comrade Dai Junliang, Director of the Department of Geographical Names of the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Comrade Dai Junliang solemnly stated that this is a seriously inaccurate report, which is taken out of context and spread falsely.

Proceeding from China's current national conditions, it is unrealistic to re-implement large-scale provincial division, which will not only affect the overall situation of social stability, but also increase administrative costs to a certain extent. The general idea of China's administrative division reform may be "shrinking provinces and merging counties, provinces and counties directly under the central government, innovating the municipal system, and township autonomy".

The redivision of provinces means a series of major changes in administration, economy, resources, taxation, and infrastructure construction. Now there is no official information about this at all, and there is no need for redivision at the moment, it is estimated that it is false.

Zaozhuang City was merged with Jining City. Are you sure.

As long as the leaders above want to change, there will naturally be people who will implement it, and the above will also consider what you consider, but every reform will inevitably have a certain sacrifice, but it can't be screwed. The little people just follow their plans, it doesn't matter much!

Redrawing is also normal, and what is in line with interest groups is possible.

It's absolutely impossible, it's fake news, take your brain and think about the big changes in people's ID cards and household registrations across the country, do you think it's possible? At present, the division of administrative regions involves how many institutions, household registration system, pension, medical insurance, education and so on.

False, this kind of division of provinces and regions has been 600 years old, and it has basically not changed, which shows that this method is reasonable, how can this division be broken again.

Fake ...... for sureTo divide the provinces, it is necessary to divide the administrative personnel, and how much change should be made from the bottom up.

And the so-called newly divided areas do not have an advantage over the current ones.

Moreover, the so-called newly divided provinces and autonomous regions are also inoperable.

It is absolutely impossible, according to this division, Hebei Province is divided into three parts, and Hebei's finances are mainly based on the north.

Tangshan, Langfang, Qinhuangdao, Shijiazhuang and Handan in the south, and Tangshan's economic scale accounts for more than half of Hebei. If it is divided in this way, it is estimated that Hebei Province's finances will be empty.

Moreover, the topography of many provinces in our country is not arbitrarily determined. Among them, there are economic reasons, but also political ones. Politically, a lot of it has been summed up through the lessons of history, because in history, many warlords have used the terrain advantage of a province to fight against each other, so that the terrain of each province will be changed so that they can contain each other.

After many years of changes, there is now a topographic map of the provinces in Chinese mainland, so the topographic map of each province cannot be changed at will, which must meet the political and military needs of ****.

There is no relevant provincial redivision plan or news announcement, and these so-called latest provincial divisions are some rumors and not reports on the Internet, and everything is subject to official announcements.

First of all, the landlord, you have to see that you are from that province, I am from Fujian, I take our dao province as an example, Fujian's development area is from Xiazhangquan as a more developed area, Fujian's boundaries are combined with Guangdong's boundaries, I don't know about Guangdong, but they cut off Xiazhangquan and Longyan, and did not allocate other places to Fujian, and Fujian has decreased, and the entire more developed urban area has been divided, Do you think Fujian can develop in this way? Also, you have to know that Shantou is also an urban area at the vice-ministerial level, and Xiamen is at the same level as Xiamen, and Xiamen has become an administrative center, but will Shantou be stable in its heart? Other places are estimated to do the same, you think people will definitely have a lot of opinions, so the pass rate is generally not very high, so I think it's unreliable!

Administrative divisions are formed after a long period of historical accumulation and ethnic and regional relations, and are generally not easily changed unless they are a last resort.

There are 34 provincial-level administrative regions in China, including 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the central government, and 2 special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao.

Chongqing was known as "Ba" in ancient times. In Qin, it was called Jiangzhou. Sui called Yuzhou.

The Northern Song Dynasty was called Gongzhou. The name of Chongqing began in 1190, because Zhao Dun of Guangzong of the Southern Song Dynasty first crowned King Gong, and then ascended the throne, so Gongzhou was promoted to Chongqing Mansion, taking the meaning of "double celebration". In 1997, Chongqing was established as a municipality directly under the central government.

Song set up Guangnan West Road, referred to as Guangxi Road, "Guangxi" was produced. Yuan set up Guangxi Liangjiang Province. Guangxi Province was established. In 1958, the Guangxi Autonomous Region was established, and in 1965, it was changed to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Because from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the administrative center of Guangxi was in Guizhou (or Guilin Prefecture), so Guangxi was referred to as "Gui". Another theory is that Guangxi had three counties of Guilin, Xiang County and Nanhai during the Qin Dynasty, and that Guangxi 2 3 regions belonged to Guilin County in history, so Guangxi was referred to as "Gui".

There are deputies to the National People's Congress and the National People's Congress who have submitted proposals in this regard, and what you see on the Internet are those so-called expert opinions or suggestions, and there is no official statement at present, so the redivision of China's provinces is just a national discussion, and it is just talk on paper.

Impossible, repeatedly.

Divisions of political regions.

system is a very important thing, directly related to the control of various places, the period of dynastic change will generally not change, not to mention peacetime, such a far-fetched adjustment has no meaning, but caused the reorganization of all walks of life, not to mention anything else, how to adjust the cutover of the single financial industry? It will definitely cause social unrest, unless the head of the pilgrim is in water!

False, this formulation was a long time ago.

After so many years of habit, it's hard to change, so it should be fake.

The division is messy, so I can't find my hometown, and I don't know if I am **! This division is boring!

It should be fake, there is no need for China's ** department to put time on this meaningless matter, the current need for world peace and economic stability, I think it's a rumor!

Fake, will not easily change the current administrative division.

I've only heard that many large cities want to be separated from their own provinces, and it is true that redividing provinces is a big deal and will not be easily changed.

There is nothing interesting about the common people.

Don't believe it, it's hard for this to happen.

However, many people have rumored that there will be one more municipality.

China's imminent redivision of provinces and the introduction of a plan for 50 provincial-level political districts are reliable.

Dai Junliang, director of the Department of Geographical Names of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, revealed in an interview in Hong Kong that China's administrative division reform will be officially launched within this year, and the reform plan will be completed in the next two years. After the reform, China will have about 50 provincial-level political regions, for which at least four cities will be upgraded to municipalities directly under the central government.

According to the report, China's plan for the reform of administrative divisions will be officially activated this year, and in the next two years, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and other relevant ministries and commissions will conduct special research on this issue, and the reform plan is expected to be completed in 2005. The scale, scope, and impact of this reform are tantamount to a major operation on China's current administrative division system. The new plan will determine the layout of China's administrative regions in the coming decades, and is a major strategy related to China's overall political and economic situation.

The overall requirement for the reform of China's administrative divisions should be to be carried out gradually under the premise of maintaining relative stability, in line with the development strategy of the whole country, and in line with the needs of economic and social development. The general idea may be: shrink the provinces and merge them, the provinces and counties will be directly under the central government, the city system will be innovated, and the townships and towns will be autonomous.