How did the name Shangdi in Zhongguancun, Beijing come from?

The name "Shangdi" has a long history. It is located in the central and eastern part of Haidian District, not far from Yuanmingyuan ruins in the south. In the early years, because the terrain here was slightly hilly, slightly higher than the surrounding area and shaped like a highland, it was called "Shangdi", which means "land of rising". After the village was formed, it was also called "Shangdi Village". The specific location is between Shangdi First Street and Shangdi South Road today, which is near shangdi street Office. In addition, there is a person's name here, Yongshun Village, which is also the reason why there used to be Su Lao Palace Temple. According to legend, it was built by a eunuch named Su around Empress Dowager Cixi in the late Qing Dynasty, with hundreds of hectares of farmland nearby. In order to get the meaning of "good weather", this village is called Yongshun Village.

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