What are the specialties of Taizhou? What are the specialties of Jiangyan?

It’s too difficult to say, so let’s list some first. Crispy cakes, Qinhu aquatic products (Qinhu eight delicacies, fish balls, fish balls, fish cakes, crabs), Jiangduo pig head meat, Dajuan mutton soup, various candies (peach cakes, sesame cakes, gum-cut sugar, Peanut candy, sesame candy, etc.).

Special agricultural and sideline products, mainly luffa, mushroom, ginkgo, crab, soft-shell turtle, river shrimp, puffer fish, and freshwater pomfret, have formed a basic overview of large-scale farming. Jiangyan City is located in the middle of Jiangsu Province, spanning the Yangtze River Delta. and Lixiahe plain. It is surrounded by the Huaihe River and the Canghai Sea in the east. All the water comes to collect and swirl, also known as Sanshui and Luotang. During the Northern Song Dynasty, salt merchants Jiang Renhui and Jiang E, their father and son, led a crowd to gather funds to build a weir to fight floods. Their homes were maintained for a long time and their achievements lasted forever, hence the name Jiangyan. It borders Hai'an County and Dongtai City to the east, Hailing, Gaogang District 2 and Jiangdu City of Taizhou City to the west, and borders Taixing City and Xinghua City to the north and south respectively. Within the territory, the Ningjingyan Expressway runs from north to south, National Highway 328 crosses the east and west, and all city and town-level highways are networked; the new and old Tongyang Canal, Zhonggan River, Jiangqin River, East-West Jianghuang River and other backbone waterways crisscross; from Jiangyan to Nanjing and Shanghai No more than 3 hours drive. The city has a land area of ??1,044 square kilometers and a population of 907,000. The terrain is low and flat, with dense water networks, and the total water surface area accounts for about 15%. In July 1994, the original Tai County was removed from the county and established as a city, and was renamed Jiangyan City. At the end of 2003, the city had Jiangyan Town, Qintong Town, Gugao Town, Jiangduo Town, Dalun Town, Baimi Town, Louzhuang Town, Shengao Town, Yuduo Town, Xingtai Town, Zhangdian Town, Dalun Town and There are 18 towns including Sizhen, Liangxu Town, Suchen Town, Qiaotou Town, Yuxi Town, Huagang Town, Gangyang Town, 1 economic development zone, 1 scenic spot, 56 residents' committees, and 298 administrative villages. . Jiangyan has a long history, rich cultural heritage, simple folk customs and profound cultural heritage. It is a city of special political significance. The "Qing Dynasty Chess Sage" Huang Longshi and the "Contemporary Grass Sage" Gao Ershi are also the proud ones who came out of this land. The modern art master Mei Lanfang’s ancestral home is Zhangmu, Jiangyan. It is rich in products and is known as the land of fish and rice, the land of ginkgo, the home of architecture, and the home of education. It is an important agricultural and sideline product production base in Jiangsu Province and Shanghai’s “vegetable basket” project. It is also the supply base for high-quality grain and high-quality cotton in the country. The scenery here is beautiful, and the Qintong Scenic Area and the world-famous "China Jiangyan Qintong Boat Festival" are key national tourism projects. The political, economic, cultural and other undertakings here have developed rapidly, and it has developed into one of the top 100 counties (cities) with comprehensive strength in the country, the top 100 counties (cities) with the strength of science and technology in the country, an advanced county (city) with comprehensive social security management in the country, and the first county in the country. It has been awarded the first batch of ecological demonstration zones by the United Nations as one of the "Top 500 Global Ecological Agriculture" by the United Nations and is a well-off county (city) in Jiangsu Province. It is committed to building a comfortable Jiangyan, a safe Jiangyan, an honest Jiangyan, an efficient Jiangyan and a civilized Jiangyan. Jiangyan, which keeps pace with the times, exudes a modern atmosphere everywhere. Jiangyan is rich in natural resources and is a well-known "Land of Fish and Rice". As early as the Western Han Dynasty, it was a "warehouse" for the imperial court to accumulate imperial grains. Today it has become a nationally famous production base for commercial grains, ginkgo, lean pigs, and aquatic products. Special agricultural and sideline products, mainly luffa, mushrooms, ginkgo, crabs, soft-shell turtles, river shrimps, pufferfish, and freshwater pomfret, have been cultivated on a large scale. Heheng Village was awarded the title of "Global 500" by the United Nations Environment Program for its outstanding achievements in ecological and environmental protection. The city has now built more than 20 green food technology demonstration parks, and 96 pollution-free agricultural product production bases have been recognized by the provincial level. In accordance with the requirements of the Scientific Outlook on Development, Jiangyan has invested tens of billions of yuan in the past ten years to accelerate the development of the city. City construction. At present, the urban layout of "seven vertical and seven horizontal" has been formed with a permanent population of 220,000 and a total area of ??18 square kilometers. A number of modern model projects such as commercial pedestrian streets, large chain supermarkets, star hotels, citizen squares, riverside greening, and boutique residential areas have been integrated into citizens' lives. A green ecological Jiangyan with "smooth roads, high city, elegant residence, beautiful water, lush greenery, prosperous business, and harmony" has stood in the land of Jiangsu. [Edit this paragraph] Physical geography Jiangyan City is located in the northern subtropical zone, with abundant precipitation and fertile land. It is known as the "Land of Fish and Rice".

Jiangyan City is located in the Jianghuai Plain. Jiangyan City is located in the Central Jiangsu Plain. It borders the Yangtze River to the south, the Huaihe River to the north, the Yellow Sea to the east, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal to the west, with a total area of ??1,051 square kilometers. Jiangyan has a well-developed water system, with sea water in the east, river water in the south, Huai River water in the north, and backbone waterways such as Zhonggan River, Jiangqin River, and East-West Jianghuang River crisscrossing it. Jiangyan City has a north subtropical monsoon climate. The monsoon circulation has a significant influence on the climate, with four distinct seasons, with longer winter and summer and shorter spring and autumn. The annual average temperature is 14.5℃; the annual average accumulated temperature is 5365.6℃; the annual average precipitation is 991.7 mm, the annual average rainy days are 117 days; the annual average sunshine hours are 22059 hours; and the frost-free period is 215 days. The crop growing season is long. The growing period of crops with daily average temperature above 10℃ lasts an average of 223 days, and the growth period of crops with daily average temperature above 15℃ is 172 days. The climate is warm throughout the year, with sufficient sunshine and rainfall, and the agricultural climate conditions are superior. Jiangyan City's mineral resources mainly include oil, natural gas, clay in the Lixiahe area, and geothermal mineral water in the Qinhu Scenic Area. Jiangyan belongs to Taizhou. Chongzhen's "Taizhou Chronicles" records: "In "Yu Gong" (Taizhou), the Huaihai Sea is Yangzhou. Huaihai is in the north, and Yangzhou is located in the east from the sea. King Wu of Zhou granted Taibo to Wu, and the land belonged to Wu. In the third year of King Yuan ( 473 BC) Yue destroyed Wu and could not rectify the Jianghuai River, so it belonged to Chu..." No one can tell how many vicissitudes of life this precious land has experienced. In the mid-1970s, tombs from the Song Dynasty and the Han Dynasty were discovered in Tianmu Mountain in the north of Zhenbei. Zhenghe iron coins from the Northern Song Dynasty, pottery from the Han Dynasty, iron swords, bronze mirrors, five baht coins, etc. were unearthed. In the early 1980s and 1990s, local cultural relics workers conducted archaeological surveys at the Tianmu Mountain site and obtained gi, beans, pots, arrowheads, net pendants, copper chips, etc. In the early 21st century, relics discovered include artificial artifacts made of pottery, copper, stone, bone, clams, teeth and other materials, as well as the remains of deer, deer, dogs, fish, turtles, clams, birds and other animals. Archeology has confirmed that our ancestors lived here at least around 6800 in this precious land of Jiangyan. There are different opinions as to where the name "Jiangyan" came from. There are people who call it "Sanshui", and there are people who call it "Luotang". When did it get its name, what is its nickname, and what is its scientific name? These are still topics that people in Jiangyan talk about. According to the "Chinese Historical Atlas", the name Jiangyan first appeared in the territory of Taizhou Army in the Northern Song Dynasty. Volume 88 of the Song Dynasty: "Taizhou, Shang, Hailing County. This regiment was trained and was demoted to military in the fifth year of Qiande (967)." What is the scope of "military"? It reaches Hailing (Taizhou) in the west, Rugao in the east, Linze (Gaoyou) in the north, and Gushan (Jingjiang) in the south, covering about five or six counties. There are only fifteen or sixteen place names marked on this atlas, and Jiangyan is one of them. "Jiangyan Township Chronicles" in the sixth year of the Republic of China (1917) records: "Jiangyan City was renamed Jiangyan Town. The ancient name was Sanshui. It was named after the rivers, Huaihei and lakes were all accumulated here. The water came from the west. When you come to Wanzikou, one direction is east and the other is north. They touch each other and turn into ribs to form a pond, so it is also called Luotang. "Chongzhen's "Taizhou Chronicles" records: "Jiangyan is located in front of Tianmu Mountain 45 miles east of the state. The water was transported north to the Xixi River and reached the Shanghe River. In the second year of Jiayou (1057), the weir was moved to the side of Zhuangzhuang in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the second year of Xuanhe (1120), the water was moved to Luotang Port, near the mouth of the canal. " It is also said that during the reigns of Renzong and Huizong in the Northern Song Dynasty, Jiang Renhui, a wealthy businessman in Taizhou, bought some land near Tianmu Mountain in the east of the state. At that time, there were seawater in the east, rivers in the south, and Huaihe River in the north, which were often troubled. Jiang Renhui and Jiang E's father and son contributed money and effort twice, and led the people to build weirs to fight floods twice, and finally moved the weir (dam) to Luotang Port, near the mouth of the canal. The upper dam and lower dam were probably formed at this time. Jiangyan, also known as "Sanshui" and "Luotang" is not without reason. "Xuantong Taizhou Chronicles" records: "Luotang Port - forty-five miles east of the prefecture, is where the Jiangyan River is today." In the 1980s, a stone tablet was found on South Street of Jiangyan Town with the words "Luotang Port" inscribed on it. There are four big characters in "ancient town". The monument was erected in the 16th year of Daoguang (1836). Regardless of "Sanshui" or "Luotang", the oldest name is "Jiangyan". The success of the water conservancy construction of "Jiangyan" is the result of our ancestors' hard work and struggle with heaven and earth. When the dam was first built and the dam site moved, the Jiang family and his son contributed money and effort to such a large project. The people brought their own tools and built their own work sheds, but they basically provided work in exchange for relief.

They worked hard and sweated profusely. They were not afraid of the scorching sun in summer and the cold weather in winter. They just tightened their belts, dug soil with spades, pushed mud with carts, and finally built "Jiangyan" This monument. In order to commemorate Jiang Renhui, Jiang E and his son, and not forget their achievements in leading the people to build the weir, the people named the embankment "Jiang Yan" one after another. Jiangyan got its name from this. Jiangyan City belonged to Wu, Yue, and Chu successively during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. In the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Donghai County. In the sixth year of Yuanshou (117 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established Hailing County. In the third year of Wude (620 BC), Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, it was changed to Hailing. It was named Wuling and was promoted to Taizhou in the first year of the Southern Tang Dynasty (937). In the early years of the Republic of China, prefectures were abolished and counties were established, and Taizhou was governed by the county. In October 1940, the anti-Japanese democratic regime of Tai County was established in Hai'an. In May 1949, the People's Government of Tai County was stationed in the western suburbs of Jiangyan Town. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Tai County and county-level Taizhou City were separated and merged twice. In January 1962, they were renamed Tai County, and the county government was Jiangyan Town. In 1994, the county was removed and established as a city, and was renamed Jiangyan City. In 1996, it was affiliated to the newly established prefecture-level Taizhou City. [Edit this paragraph] Administrative divisions Jiangyan City is located in the central part of Jiangsu Province, spanning the Yangtze River Delta and the Lixia River Plain. It borders Hai'an County and Dongtai City to the east, Hailing, Gaogang District 2 and Jiangdu City of Taizhou City to the west, and borders Taixing City and Xinghua City to the north and south respectively. Area code 0523 Postal code 225500 The Municipal People's Government in Jiangyan Town has jurisdiction over 3 streets and 18 towns at the end of 2004. Jiangduo Town covers an area of ??66.00 square kilometers and has a population of 52,235. Louzhuang Town covers an area of ??68.00 square kilometers and has a population of 50,175. Baimi Town covers an area of ??51.00 square kilometers and has a population of 46,693. Yuduo Town covers an area of ??82.00 square kilometers and has a population of 50,892. Gangyang Town covers an area of ??34.00 square kilometers and has a population of 21,615. Xingtai Town covers an area of ??37.00 square kilometers and has a population of 25,621. Dalun Town has an area of ??56.00 square kilometers and a population of 43,966. Huagang Town covers an area of ??72.00 square kilometers and has a population of 42,487. Gugao Town has an area of ??37.00 square kilometers and a population of 29,748. Dasi Town covers an area of ??30.00 square kilometers and has a population of 30,403 people. Qiaotou Town covers an area of ??38.00 square kilometers and has a population of 25,310. Zhangdian Town has an area of ??89.80 square kilometers and a population of 79,105. Shengao Town covers an area of ??56.00 square kilometers and has a population of 37,395. Qintong Town has an area of ??31.60 square kilometers and a population of 30,578. Suchen Town has an area of ??58.84 square kilometers and a population of 56,266. Liangxu Town has an area of ??59.70 square kilometers and a population of 54,561. Yuxi Town covers an area of ??78.00 square kilometers and has a population of 44,307. Jiangyan Town covers an area of ??78.31 square kilometers and has a population of 169,105. Attached: Taizhou Municipal Government Tai Zheng Fa [2008] No. 114 document: Taizhou Municipal People’s Government’s notice on assigning some administrative areas of Jiangyan City, Taixing City to Gaogang District Hailing District (Tai Zheng Fa [2008] No. 114) Taixing and Jiangyan Municipal People's Governments, Hailing and Gaogang District People's Governments, municipal committees, offices, and bureaus, and municipal units directly under the Municipal Government: In order to further improve the administrative regional structure of our city and promote the coordinated development of regional economic and social undertakings , coordinated development, after research and decision: Huzhuang Town, Taixing City will be placed under the management of Gaogang District; 7 villages of Zhaowang, Qiaoyang, Minghe, Qianzhao, Guanying, Kongqiao and Caizhuang in Xuanbao Town, Taixing City It is placed under the management of Gaogang District and is affiliated to the Xuzhuang Subdistrict Office; Taixing City No. 2 Fishing Company is placed under the management of Gaogang District and is affiliated to Yonganzhou Town, and its leadership relationship is under the Gaogang District Agricultural Committee; Dasi Town of Jiangyan City is placed under the management It will be managed by Gaogang District. Jiangyan City Gangyang Town, Suchen Town (Xishiyang, Dongshiyang, Shuang'an, Zhoudai, Suchen, Beizhuang, Zhendong, Xuzhuang, Xiazheng, Xiaqi, Zhangjiayuan, Baili, Shuanghong 16 villages including Dafengdian, Qiandou, Yuanzhuang and Suchen Neighborhood Committee were placed under the management of Hailing District. The seven villages of Xicha, Dongcha, Tangning, Junpu, Sanshe, Xiaofengdian and Xinglin in Suchen Town were placed under the management of Jiangyan Town in Jiangyan City.

It is hoped that the People's Governments of Taixing City, Jiangyan City, Hailing District, and Gaogang District will conscientiously carry out various handover tasks in accordance with the requirements of the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government to ensure the smooth implementation of administrative division adjustments and ensure social stability.

The three delicacies of the Yangtze River, saury, anchovy, and fish are the most delicacies in the Yangtze River. Among them, the swordfish feast is carefully made with swordfish as the main raw material, and the dishes are full of fun. Qinhu crabs Since ancient times, "there are Chenghu hairy crabs in the south and Qinhu crabs in the north", also known as "South Zhabei crabs". Qinhu crab has blue eyes and red hair, thick paste and plump flesh, which is the best product. Jiangyan's grain-transporting colorful dolphin "Colorful dolphin" is a kind of pig that can fly in the air, swim in the water, grows and reproduces on land, is mainly vegetarian, has strong disease resistance, high protein, low fat, delicious meat, rich nutrition, and Edible animals that are easy to breed and are needed for human body nutrition. The blood of the "colored dolphin" can be drunk raw or eaten cooked, and it has certain medicinal value and can assist in the treatment of stomach problems and is beneficial to physical health.

The characteristic of Jiangyan is that there are many bathrooms (also known as "chickens"