Fuyuy (Qiqihar)

In 1931, Manchuria was occupied by Japanese troops . In 1932, the puppet state of Manzhou was formed. In October 1933, Fuyui County was formed by the authorities of Manzhou-go.

Since August 1958, Fuyu County was part of the Nenjiang Special Region (嫩江 专区, later the Nenjiang District (嫩江 地区)), and when it was temporarily liquidated in 1960-1961, it was directly subordinate to Qiqihar. When the Nenjiang District was disbanded in 1985, Fuyui became a county of Qiqihar City District.

In 1755-1757 the Fuyuysky Kyrgyz were relocated here , so the Fuyuisky-Kyrgyz language prevails in the region.

Also in the county there is the village of Sanjiazi ( Chinese : 三家 子 , pinyin : Sānjiāzi , literally: “three families”); ( Manchu : ᡳᠯᠠᠨ
ᠪᠣᠣ,: ilan boo), which is one of the few villages whose elderly residents are considered to be one of the last speakers of the Manchu language ^[1] .

Fuyuy County is divided into 5 villages , 3 volosts and 2 national volosts .

Fuyui County in the east borders with Ian County, in the north - with the city district of Nehe, in the northwest - with the county of Gannan, in the west - with the Mailis-Daursky National District, in the southwest - with the districts of Jianhua and Tefeng, in the south - with the Daqing urban district.

Mostly agriculture: crop and livestock. Production of paper, liquor and milk. ^[2]

The county runs the National Highway 111 .

• Fuyuy - information about the territory, population and history of changes in the administrative-territorial division on the site 行政 区划 网(Chinese)