There are 55 rural clinics (institutions) and 97 rural doctors. In accordance with the requirements of superiors, all doctors are certified to work. The premises are 50 square meters, decorated and painted, clean and tidy, and have achieved the goal. Require.
The town has two central health centers, Gaozhuang Central Health Center and Baihu Central Health Center, with a total of 145 employees. In particular, Gaozhuang Health Center is a national "Grade A" hospital that integrates general medical vaccination and maternal and child health care. It has been rated as a "Civilized Unit" by the city and district many times. The hospital has a 500MA TV gastrointestinal Monitoring system, Japanese Toshiba 320B ultrasound machine, fully automatic gastric lavage machine, fully automatic blood analyzer, multi-functional biochemical analyzer, high-frequency electrosurgery and other advanced medical equipment. Student physical education is mainly divided into classroom physical education and after-school physical education. Primary and secondary schools are equipped with full-time physical education teachers. Each class has no less than 3 physical education classes per week, learning aerobics, martial arts, various ball games and track and field exercises. After-school physical education Students organize some sports activities voluntarily. The town middle school holds two sports meets in spring and autumn every year to test and promote the level of sports.
Employees’ leisure time is mainly about ball games. Basketball and table tennis are popular sports for everyone. Every year, the town organizes several friendly competitions between units to enrich the cultural and sports life of employees.
Mass sports are mainly reflected in martial arts and chess. In the 1980s, almost every village had a traditional martial arts team. In particular, Gaozhuangji's Huaquan practice was famous in the northwest of Mudan District, and Baihuji's Hongquan also had a certain influence. Chess is a popular cultural and sports activity for the masses. In every village, you can see several people playing several games in a group.
Mass entertainment has also seen new developments with the improvement of living standards. During every New Year and festival, the masses organize some entertainment activities, such as swings, several-meter-high shelves, which are very thrilling for people to swing on. There are also lions, cockfights, and sheep fights in Gaozhuangji, which are also very attractive. . The elderly people in Gaozhuangji and Yuanguai have also established their own Yangko teams. Every night, they entertain themselves by performing self-composed Yangko songs to the music. With the gradual deepening of reform and opening up, the living standards of the people have also improved significantly.
First of all, economic income has increased. In the 1980s, most of the people relied on land and grew grain to make a living, and the per capita income was only a few hundred yuan. Now, the industrial structure tends to be rational, and cash crops have been developed on a large scale. There are 20,000 young and middle-aged people working outside their homes. The increase in non-agricultural income has brought the per capita net income of the people to 3,082 yuan in 2005.
Secondly, in the 1980s, people’s catering was mainly based on grain, and vegetables were rare. Meat and eggs were only available during the New Year and festivals. Now, vegetables are common for three meals a day, and meat and eggs have become commonplace. The masses no longer have to worry about food and clothing, and they are gradually developing towards diversification, refinement and refinement.
Thirdly, the biggest change among the masses is housing. In the 1980s, adobe houses were the mainstream, and brick-concrete houses with red bricks and blue tiles were a rare phenomenon. Nowadays, most houses are brick-concrete structures, and two-story buildings are not uncommon. The per capita housing area reaches 22 square meters.
Finally, changes in transportation also reflect the lives of the people from another side. In the 1980s, bicycles were not very popular in rural areas, with less than one per household. Now, every household has a bicycle. There are even three or four motorized three-wheelers, one for every 10 people; motorcycles are a favorite means of transportation for young people, with one for every five people; private cars have also begun to appear in rural families.
In short, it reflects the diverse development and changes in people's lives. This is also illustrated by the fact that every 100 people in the town have 20 TV sets, 1 refrigerator, 21 washing machines, and 30 telephones. It has a post office and two telecommunications branches (China Netcom) located in Gaozhuang. Fixed telephones have become popular, with about 13,000.
There are two mobile communication towers and two China Unicom communication towers. Mobile phones have entered ordinary people's homes, with about 10,000 mobile phones.