In 2012, Yunxi County fully exempted students from urban and rural compulsory education from tuition and miscellaneous fees, textbook fees and accommodation fees, and boarding students from poor families enjoy living subsidy policies. The layout of primary and secondary schools has been further adjusted. There are 100 primary schools, one less than the previous year, with 24,317 students enrolled, and the enrollment rate of primary school-age children is 100. There are 22 ordinary junior high schools with 11,350 students. There are 3 general high schools with 7,630 students. There is one vocational middle school with 1,140 students. There are 2 secondary vocational schools with 2,353 students.
In 2012, Yunxi County’s science and technology expenditure was 14.28 million yuan, and 4.99 million yuan was invested in science and technology projects, an increase of 49.8%. Throughout the year, there were 133 patent applications, 45 patent authorizations, and 17 scientific research projects. In 2012, Yunxi County had 1 cultural center, 1 library, 1 art performance group, public library collection of 100,000 volumes, and radio and television population coverage reached more than 98%.
In 2012, Yunxi County had 433 health institutions, 1,528 health technicians, and 1,807 hospital beds. 1 health and epidemic prevention agency.
In 2012, industrial pollution control work in Yunxi County was strengthened. The total investment in environmental pollution control is 125 million yuan, and the industrial wastewater discharge compliance rate and the comprehensive utilization rate of industrial solids have reached 99.6 and 65 respectively. The county sewage treatment plant has been completed and put into use, and the pollution problems of industrial wastewater and domestic wastewater in the county will be controlled. Yunxi is the hometown of dinosaurs. In 2006, during the construction of Yinwu Expressway in Jinyin Mountain in Xiabeiyu Village, west of Yunxi County, a group of dinosaur egg fossils from the Cretaceous era were discovered, which turned into earthy red.
Yunxi is the home of the ancient ape man: In July 1976, eight ancient human tooth fossils were discovered in Bailong Cave, Shenling, Yunxi. According to research by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, these fossils are about 450,000 years old. By 1 million years ago, it was earlier than the Zhoukoudian ape man in Beijing. It was named Yunxi ape man. Its archaeological site is about 30 kilometers away from the place where the ape man skull fossils were unearthed in Yunxian County. In 2007, archaeologists discovered ape-man tooth fossils dating from 40,000 to 100,000 to 100,000 years ago in Huanglong Cave in western Yunnan, filling the gap in the absence of 40,000 to 100,000 ape-man fossils in Asia. Xi Zheng Fa [1985] No. 67 on August 15, 1985, the first batch of county-level cultural relics protection units:
The former site of the 20th executive meeting of the Hubei Henan and Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1935, Huping Laochi Compound, Hubei Kou Hui Township, Yunxi County.
The former site of the Jiushushu Meeting of the Hubei, Henan and Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1935, Yuyouling Village, Hubei Kou Hui Township, Yunxi County.
The former site of the 25th Red Army Headquarters of the Hubei-Henan-Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1935, Ertianmen, Hubei Guanfang Township, Yunxi County.
The former site of the Fourth Division Headquarters of Southern Shaanxi in 1947, the Grain and Oils Institute of Tumen Town, Yunxi County.
The former site of the Armed Forces Department of the Southern Shaanxi Military Region in 1947, the Guandi Temple in Tumen Town, Yunxi County.
The former site of Hubei-Shaanxi Weekly Newspaper Office in 1947, Tumen Town, Yunxi County.
The former site of the Southern Shaanxi Military Region Hospital in 1947, the Ke family ancestral hall in Xiangkou Township, Yunxi County.
Martyrs Cemetery, Fengping Village, Tumen Town, Yunxi County, 1948.
The former site of the Shaanxi Southern Military Region Firearms Repair Factory in 1947, Wanshou Temple, Wuding Township, Yunxi County.
Martyrs Cemetery, Wanshou Temple, Wuding Township, Yunxi County, 1948.
Duchun Bridge, Chengguan Town, Yunxi County, Qing Dynasty.
Henan Pavilion Ancient Theater in Qing Dynasty, Chengguan Town, Yunxi County.
The ancient pagoda of Amitabha Temple was built in the Ming Dynasty in Qunlian Village, Hubei Kou Hui Township, Yunxi County.
Luohan Village Grottoes in Ming Dynasty, Luohan Village in Dianzi Town, Yunxi County.
Foye Temple, Ming Dynasty, Lulin Village, Hubeikou Hui Township, Yunxi County.
Xizhengfa [1994] No. 29, November 2, 1994, the second batch of county-level cultural relics protection units:
Tuojiawan Site Neolithic Age, Yunxi County Guanyin Town Tuojiawan Village.
Guixianhekou Site Neolithic Age, Guixianhekou Village, Hejia Town, Yunxi County.
The Neolithic Age of Huomaigou Site, Xizheng of Huomaigou Village, Guanyin Town, Yunxi County.
Zhangjiaping Site Neolithic Age, Zhangjiaping Village, Tongyuan Township, Yunxi County.
Chengguan Han Dynasty Site Han Dynasty, Yunxi County Chengguan Nanheng Street.
Jiaojiataizi Tomb Group, Han Dynasty, Qingshan Village, Yangwei Town, Yunxi County.
Lijiapeng Tomb Group, Han Dynasty, Lijiapeng Village, Yangwei Town, Yunxi County.
Xishan Tombs Group, Han Dynasty, Liangli Village, Yangwei Town, Yunxi County.
Lingguan Palace, Jinluan Mountain, Jiahe Town, Yunxi County, Qing Dynasty.
The mosque was built in the Laoguan Temple of Yangwei Town, Yunxi County in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.
Xuangu Temple, Tianheping Village, Chengguan Town, Yunxi County, Ming Dynasty.
Yunxi County Martyrs Cemetery is modern, Chengguan Town, Yunxi County.