Historical evolution of Xiaoyan Town

1. The historical evolution of Qiantang Town

Originally known as Yuandangzichang, it was first built in the Ming Dynasty.

Qiantang Town was reorganized into Qiantang Town in the early Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty; in July 1941, the town was changed into a township; in March 1953, Qiantang Township Village was designated as Qiantang Town. It was transformed into a township in 1941. In 1958, Qiantang and Guangxian townships were merged to establish Qiantang Commune. In 1962, Guangxian Commune was separated.

The township was restored in 1983 and the town was established in 1985. Guangxian Township was incorporated in 1992.

In 1997, it had an area of ??44.9 square kilometers and a population of 35,000. It governed Qiantang, Xuetang, Yuzhu, Heidong, Kongding, Chaosi, Zhuangjin, Shizhen, Maoyan, Fengfen, Jiujia, There are 18 administrative villages in Guangxian, Daqiao, Fengsi, Xingshan, Guoyan, Haizhong, Chang'an and 1 neighborhood committee in Yuandang. In 2001, 11 village committees and 1 neighborhood committee under the jurisdiction of the original Huilong Township, covering an area of ??20.82 square kilometers and 15,934 people (including 1,213 non-agricultural people), were combined into 10 village committees and 1 neighborhood committee under the jurisdiction of the original Nixi Town. A neighborhood committee with an area of ??24.87 square kilometers and a population of 15,276 (including 1,297 non-agricultural residents) is under the jurisdiction of Qiantang Town. Qiantang Town has jurisdiction over 39 village committees and 3 neighborhood committees, with a total area of ??90.64 square kilometers. It has a population of 67,256, including 6,863 non-agricultural people. The town is located in Taipa.

After the zoning adjustment in 2005, Qiantang Town has jurisdiction over the administrative areas of the original Qiantang Town and Jinzi Town, and has jurisdiction over 36 village committees and 4 neighborhood committees, covering an area of ??134.15 square kilometers. Community neighborhood committee Yuandang Street. The economy is strong and the people are healthy.

It was the first to enter the "Top Ten Towns" in terms of economic strength in Hechuan District. By 2007, the town had achieved a GDP of 520 million yuan, completed social fixed asset investment of 460 million yuan, achieved a total fiscal revenue of 1747 yuan, the per capita net income of farmers reached 3036 yuan, and total bank deposits reached 420 million yuan.

The town has good public security order, good civilized atmosphere, people's minds are peaceful, people live and work in peace and contentment, and the society is harmonious. The town is atmospheric and the environment is beautiful.

Qiantang has newly opened main streets and branch streets such as Qianjin Street, Heping Street, Xingwang Street, and Minsheng Street. There is Faxing Street, which is 1,800 meters long and 22 meters wide. It is 1,085 meters long and 28 meters wide. Nearly 50 traffic avenues and old city renovations. There are high-end residential areas and large-scale shopping malls in Changzhen. There is a Jialing River water plant with a daily water supply of 3,000 tons. Natural gas has been supplied to households in the town. There are 35KV substations, a 10,000-square-meter third-level bus station, and Hechuan District’s first-class The central hospital, first-class Qiantang Middle School, first-class model kindergarten, 6 complete primary schools, and 1 civil and military school provide good medical and educational conditions.

There are 6 mobile communication stations and 10,000 program-controlled telephones. A broadband information network has been opened. The cable TV coverage rate reaches 49%, and the information is fast. In September 2007, the conference room of Qiantang Town, Hechuan District was packed with people, and a "double selection" meeting was held to select the best cadres from the villages. In order to win the qualifications for the villages to carry out new rural construction, 82 cadres from the town government fully demonstrated their intelligence and wisdom. The competition for positions started fiercely.

In order to change the work style of the agency, mobilize the enthusiasm of cadres, form a good mechanism for managing people through systems, coordinate and promote various tasks, adapt to the high requirements of the new situation of new rural construction, and promote the construction of new rural areas to a new level . In 2008, Qiantang Town decided to make new adjustments to the team leaders and team members of each village.

The town leadership team collectively discussed seven cadres with decent work style and strong work ability as the leaders of the village working group, and then held a "double selection" involving both the cadres of the town government and the team leader. At the meeting, 27 cadres were selected from the 82 candidate town government cadres as members of the village working group. The "double selection" mechanism links work performance with year-end target rewards, requiring village cadres to not only complete their daily work, but also guide each village to carry out various tasks. At the end of the year, rewards will be given or bonuses will be withheld appropriately based on the completion of the work. Enhance cadres' sense of urgency and improve their awareness of competition.

In order to ensure fair competition, optimize combination, and improve efficiency, the list of team leaders was not submitted until the beginning of the "double election". The cadres and employees of the town began to brew while the town leaders introduced the situation of the team leaders. Who should be selected as the village team leader? The team leader also considers who should be selected as a team member to facilitate the development of the work. The names of each village team leader are written on the blackboard in front of the conference room, and one team member is selected in turn. If both parties reach an agreement, the selection is successful.

Due to the implementation of two-way selection, each village often has to choose several times before it selects the team members that are willing to come and that they like. After more than an hour of enthusiastic two-way campaigning, 27 cadres were qualified to join the village, and a new round of linking groups was optimized.

On this basis, the town also assigned 1 to 2 principal and deputy leaders to strengthen the linkage group based on the situation of each village to take into account the balanced development of work in each village. After enrichment, the total number of people in the town's hook-up team reached 48 people.

By following the wishes of both parties and implementing two-way selection, the optimized combination of the hook group is achieved. Members of each group worked together and actively offered their wisdom and suggestions. It has become a common practice to visit villages and households, creating a good working situation: nearly 500,000 yuan was obtained to complete the 1.3-kilometer cement road construction project from the intersection of Shapu Farmers Market to Dacuntun, Shapu Village; Coordinated funds of more than 520,000 yuan to build new drinking water projects for humans and animals in Wangcun, Hongxing, Xialiu and other villages that can solve the problem of unsafe drinking water for 1,323 people; organized the masses to carry out post-disaster recovery and reconstruction work, and urgently transported 24,000 tons of sugarcane seeds to help Farmers need new and replanted sugarcane seeds to solve the problem of sugarcane freezing disaster; cooperate with Yongchuan District Meilin Tourism Co., Ltd. to implement the Shapu River comprehensive tourism development project with an investment of 12 million yuan, create related industrial chains, and promote the economy of Qiantang Town Rapid development.

The industry is strong. Qiantang is rich in rice, corn, wheat, sweet potatoes, vegetables, beans and fruits.

The annual output of 10,000 acres of Sydney pear belt has reached 6.5 million kilograms, with an output value of nearly 7 million yuan. By 2007, 17,145 acres of high-quality rice had been planted in the town, and 86,503 pigs were slaughtered. Thousands of acres of Daxing mulberry and Chinese medicinal materials had covered the hillsides of Fengsi, Sanyuan, Dalyou and other villages with green.

A gas field with a proven daily output of 100,000 cubic meters has also been drilled in Fengsi Village. Through cooperation with Chongqing Research Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Xi'er'an Pharmaceutical Company, 2,500 acres of Chinese medicinal materials such as kudzu, white tangerine, and salvia miltiorrhiza were ordered to be planted.

We will cultivate new agricultural industrialization organizations, vigorously support a number of leading agricultural product processing enterprises such as Baniu Food Factory, and characteristic agriculture has begun to take shape. 2. Is any netizen familiar with Xiaoyan Town, Anhua County, Hunan Province?

Xiaoyan Town is located in the northeast of Anhua County, 30 kilometers away from the county seat.

The total area is 177.05 square kilometers. In 2000, the total population was 36,217, including 5,393 non-agricultural population. The location of Xiaoyan Town in Hunan Province is one of the ancient towns in Anhua. It is said that in the 17th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty, Lizong, the son of Ning Zong, came from Shaozhou to the capital (Hangzhou) After succeeding to the throne, Shimentan suddenly swelled and flooded for a long time, so it was named Xiaoyan.

Xiaoyan was the hometown of Tao Shu, the governor of Liangjiang in the Qing Dynasty. Today, there are precious historical relics such as Tao Shu’s mausoleum, Wenlan Pagoda and the "Yinxin Stone House" written by Emperor Daoguang. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the administrative structure of Xiaoyan Town changed many times.

In 1987, Xiaoyan Township was merged, and in 1995, Fuxi Township was merged. The territory is mountainous, with mountainous areas accounting for 78% of the total area; Zishui flows through the territory, and its tributaries include Baisha Creek, Ping Creek and Yi Creek.

The main resources include wood, bamboo, tea, palm chips, tung trees, etc. Since the reform and opening up, as Datong Highway and Huatao Highway have passed through the border one after another, the location advantage has become increasingly prominent, and the development of economic and social undertakings has accelerated.

In 2000, the town’s fiscal revenue was 12.52 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 1,028 yuan. 3. Historical evolution and natural overview of Tingzi Town, Sichuan

Tingzi Town was built in the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, there was a blacksmith in the center of the town who could polish spindles for spinning cotton, which later became the Spindle Shop, which is named after the homophonic pronunciation of Pavilion Shop.

The town is located 23 kilometers southeast of the county. The terrain is in the shape of a bird's nest. The Yinjia Mountain in the west is 717 meters above sea level. The central part is hilly with alternating flat dams. It covers an area of ??65 square kilometers. The Mingyue River runs through the north and south, and the Bapeng Highway , Datacheng Railway runs through it, and it is 10 kilometers away from Zhenfo Mountain, a national 2A-level scenic spot.

Tingzi Town is a town under the jurisdiction of Daxian County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province. Tingzi Town was established in 1935, changed to Hongqi Commune in 1958, renamed Tingzi Commune in 1973, Tingzi Township was established in 1983, and Tingzi Town was rebuilt in March 1985. Da (Sichuan) Wan (county) highway transit. The town governs Guantian, Changshi, Qunli, Liyu, Liangping, Tuanli, Leidaqiao, Feilong, Maopai, Tianan, Qianjin, Youshan, Changsheng, Aikou, Zhaoyan, Shengli, Power Plant, Huayuan, There are 23 village committees in Yanwoyan, Sanxi, Qingyun, Tianjing and Mingyue and 1 and 2 neighborhood committees. The current population is 45,876, including 39,746 agricultural population and 6,100 non-agricultural population. The town's GDP reached 228.42 million yuan, the per capita net income was 4,541 yuan, and residents' savings deposits reached 280 million yuan.

Township enterprises in Tingzi Town include coal mining, grain and oil processing and other industries. Agriculture mainly produces rice, wheat, and rapeseed, and also produces peanuts, tobacco, silkworm cocoons, and citrus. Breeding mainly focuses on pigs, cattle and freshwater fish.

Chengfang, the Minister of Civil Affairs and the Prince's Shaobao in the Ming Dynasty, and Xu Tiande, the leader of the White Lotus Rebellion in the Qing Dynasty, were born in this town.

Huayuanba within the territory is the hometown of Wei Ru, the deputy captain of the Ming Dynasty, and the crown prince Shaobao Youde, the official minister Wei Chengfang's ancestors and grandsons, and the Guantian group is the hometown of Xu Tiande, the leader of the White Lotus Religion Army in the early Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. There are many folklore and stories. 4. The historical evolution of the ancient market town

The ancient market town was built in the fourth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 199). It has a history of more than 1,800 years and is one of the oldest market towns in Lishui City, located in southern Zhejiang. The first of the four ancient towns, it is known as the "historical town" and the "Chunzhou Granary". It is located in the northwest of the county, in the upper reaches of Oujiang River, in the middle of Songgu Plain, 12 kilometers away from the county seat. It borders Wangsong Township to the east, Zhangxi Township and Zhaitan Township to the south, Xinxing Township to the west, and Chishou Township and Wuyi County to the north. , the ancient city where the town people's *** is based, with a total area of ??47 square kilometers, including 649.53 hectares of cultivated land and 1180.93 hectares of forest land. It is the second largest town in Songyang County. 5. Historical evolution of Zhaoyang Town

Zhaoyang Town was a subordinate territory of Wu and Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During the reign of King Shenliang of Zhou Dynasty, it was the residence of Zhaoyang, the general of Chu, hence its name.

In December 1948, after Xinghua was liberated, Zhaoyang Town was established as the Urban People's Government.

In June 1949, Zhaoyang Town was divided into five towns: Donggao, Xingyi, Zhaoyang, Jingfan and Xingyang, directly under the jurisdiction of Xinghua County ***.

In 1952, the five towns in the urban area were divided into eight towns, namely Nancang, Wenfeng and Chaoyang towns were added.

In 1958, Zhaoyang People's Commune was established. In 1959, it was renamed Zhaoyang Town.

In 1960, Zhaoyang Town and Chengnan People's Commune merged to form Zhaoyang People's Commune.

In 1961, urban and rural areas were separated and Zhaoyang Town was rebuilt.

In 1966, Zhaoyang Town and Zhaoyang People's Commune were renamed Xinxing Town and Xinxing People's Commune.

In 1969, Xinxing People's Commune was renamed Xinxing Town. In May 1980, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, Xinxing Town returned to its original name of Zhaoyang Town.

In August 1999, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, the original Dongtan Township was merged into Zhaoyang Town, and at the same time Yaochen Village, Dongwuli Village, and Duotian Town in the suburban towns were merged. Dian Village, Shaduo Village, Xincheng Village, Guanmen Village, Shuangguan Village, Nanhe Village, and Yanjia Village in Beijiao Township in Xibao Township are all under the jurisdiction of Zhaoyang Town.

In 2001, Zhangyang Village, Gejia Village, and Sunjin Village within the jurisdiction of the merged town were placed under the Xinghua County Economic and Technological Development Zone, while Chenlou Village and Aquatic Village in Xijiao Township were placed under It is under the jurisdiction of Zhaoyang.

In March 2001, the original 29 villages were merged and adjusted into 12 villages.

In April 2001, the original 7 offices were merged and adjusted into 4 offices, and the original 46 administrative communities and 3 administrative villages were merged and adjusted into 24 communities.

In August 2003, Xiangyang Village within the jurisdiction was placed under the Xinghua Economic and Technological Development Zone. In the same month, the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government established the Xinghua City Community Work Management Committee and entrusted Zhaoyang Town with its management. 6. The historical evolution of Puxi Town

Puxi was originally named Pushuwan. Hackberry, native name "Qingpuzi", has oval leaves, white flowers, pea-like fruits, and the skin can be used as medicine. It is native to Sichuan and was introduced very early because of its convenient transportation. It is said that there was originally a big hackberry tree on the river bank, which was leaning into the river for many years. Passing ships had to lower their masts and sails and turn around, so it was said that this place was called "Jackberry Bay". Later, as the straw mat industry developed and prospered, the place was named after the mat, which was called Pu Xi. According to the "Longqing Yizhen County Chronicle", during the Yuanhe period of the Tang Dynasty (806 AD), the straw mats produced were known as "Wanxi Xilang", and they were tributes together with Yangzhou's bronze mirrors and jade wares. Most of the three famous seats in our country are based on place names. The seats produced in Suzhou are called Suxi, those produced in Ningbo are called Ningxi, and the seats produced in Pushuwan are called Puxi. It is said that a variety of mats were displayed at the Panama International Expo. The Pu mat is made of fine hemp rope foam oil as tendons. It is praised by the world for its resistance to folding, twisting, kneading, durability and wear. It is praised as "holding water without leaking." If you stand without falling, you will not be ruined for twenty years.” Before liberation, the production and sales of Pu mats were the most prosperous during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty and 20 years ago of the Republic of China. The market was enlightened and spread along the Yangtze River, as well as in Lixiahe, Bengbu, Jinan, Tianjin, Shanghai and other places, with an annual output of nearly one million pieces. The larger mat industry companies include More than 40 people including Wei Renji, Yuan Shengxiang, Fu Taixiang, and Bian Hongtai were present. After liberation, the Party and the Communist Party attached great importance to the development of Puxi production, and prepared to establish the Straw Mat Production Cooperative in July 1949. In order to express their gratitude to the Party and the Communist Party, the Weaving Mat Production Cooperative opened in Puxi District Xiaozhangzhuang asked a mat weaver to make a four-foot-two-inch weighted plain mat and sent it to Beijing as a tribute to Chairman Mao. Premier Zhou praised it as the "ace" mat. It is said that this mat still exists in Japan. Yizheng Puxi has been praised as one of the "three famous seats" in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China for a long time. With the development of the situation, in order to further develop the traditional bulk side industry, in May 1997, with the direct concern of the Yizheng Municipal Party Committee and Municipal *** Next, Yizheng Zhonghua Pu Xicheng was established, which is the only professional straw mat market in China. Pu mat products have successively completed the leap from hand weaving to mechanized weaving, and realized the extension from traditional sleeping mats to flower mats, travel mats, table mats, wall-mounted mats and other varieties, breaking the traditional market of traditional products. The Yellow River in the north, the Yellow River in the south, etc. Across the Yangtze River, it is exported to more than 10 countries and regions in Southeast Asia, Western Europe, North America and Australia. After demonstration by experts and technical supervision departments, based on the quality of the "plain" mats and mats produced, it was the first company in China to stipulate the Jiangsu Province local standards for straw mats (DB/32T448-2002) and the Jiangsu Province local standards for mat cultivation technical regulations. Standard (DB/32T***-2001); hand-made willow weaving has also formed a scale, with more than 2,000 varieties of products in four series including fruit plates and picnic boxes, which are exported to more than 20 countries and regions in Western Europe and North America. It was changed to Puxi Town in 1949, Puxi Township in 1956, commune in 1958, township in 1984, and town restoration in 1993. It is located in the southeast of Yizheng City, on the south bank of the Yangtze River, 19 kilometers away from the urban area. In 1996, it had an area of ??45 square kilometers and a population of 33,000. It governed Tuqiao, Sanlian, Tianwei, Cangji, Caoqiao, Bianzhuang, Qinglong, Kongqiao, Liangwan, Shuangqiao, Taying, Yanghan, Pu There are 16 administrative villages in Xi, Longjue, Liqiao and Tugou and 1 neighborhood committee in Puxi. In April 2000, the three administrative villages of Sanyi, Huangni and Bianhe in the original Shierwei Town were merged into Puxi Town. In 2003, it governed Puxi Town Street Neighborhood Committee and Liqiao, Longjue, Taying, Liangwan, Xinqiao, Qinglong, Shuangqiao, Yanghan, Sanlian, Tianwei, Tuqiao, Caoqiao, Tugou, Bianhe, There are 16 administrative villages in Huangni and Sanyi. In June 2008, Puxi Town in Yizheng City (the area south of the high-grade highway along the Yangtze River excluding Yanjiang Village and Tuqiao Village) was placed under the management of the Yangzhou Economic Development Zone. 7. The historical evolution of Zhuyuan Town

Zhuyuan Town was named Zhuyuanping because there was a large area of ??bamboo here two hundred years ago.

When Fengjie County was divided into 47 towns in the middle of Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the Shengyuanping system was established. In the 5th year of the Republic of China (1916), Zhuzi Township was established as a township-level government.

In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), Zhuzi Township was divided into Zhuyuan Town and Gaozhi Township. In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), the joint guarantee system was implemented, and Zhuyuan Town was renamed Zhuyuan Joint Guarantee.

In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), the joint guarantee system was abolished, and Zhuyuan Township and Gaozhi Township were combined into Zhuyuan Town. In the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), the townships, Bao, and A were readjusted according to the decimal system, and Zhuyuan Town was divided into Zhuyuan Township and Gaozhi Township.

At the same time, with the approval of the Sichuan Provincial Government, the Xianshui Dam and Hongchi Dam in the original Zhuyuan Township were assigned to Wuxi County. Zhuyuan Township has always been under the jurisdiction of the Second District of Fengjie County. In the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946), in accordance with the instructions of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government and the decision of the County Council, the original second, third and fourth districts were all abolished, and 7 guidance districts were set up in the county (this system continued until the liberation of Fengjie) , Zhuyuan Township is affiliated to the Fourth Guidance District, where the *** is stationed at Longtan Temple, with jurisdiction over 16 Bao, 163 A, and 1,896 households.

In December 1949, when the County People's Communist Party officially took over the old regime, it changed the guidance area into a district, and Zhuyuan came under the jurisdiction of Zhuyuan. In September 1950, the district was renamed sequentially, and Zhuyuan Township came under the jurisdiction of the Ninth District.

In 1951, democratic power was implemented, Baojia was abolished, and village groups were established in rural areas. Zhuyuan Township governed Baima, Renyi, Renhe, Qinglong, Tiantai, Pingan, Wenchang, Shuangdian, Xiangzi, Taiping, and Cizhu , Wangxiang, Yongmao, Zhuyuan, Changyan and Dongxiang 16 villages. In 1953, the large township was divided into small townships, and Zhuyuan Township was divided into 7 small townships, Zhuyuan, Dongxiang, Yongmao, Tiantai, Ping'an, Shuangdian, and Renhe, and 49 villages.

In 1955, the districts and townships were merged, and the three small townships of Zhuyuan, Chahe and Dongxiang were merged into Zhuyuan Township. In November 1958, the Zhuyuan People's Commune was established, the village was transformed into a district team, and 7 management districts were organized.

In 1962, the management area was changed into a production brigade, including Wushan, Miaoping, Shuangping, Chahe, Xiping, Tianchi, Niuchang, Zhuyuan, Tuandi, Changyan, Heping, There are 15 brigades including Golden Lion, Swallow, Guanyin and Dongxiang. In the 1981 census of place names, Changyan Brigade with the same name in the county was changed to Zhongqiao Brigade; Heping Brigade was changed to Longtan Brigade; Yanzi Brigade was changed to Hongma Brigade; Dongxiang Zai Brigade was changed to Xiahe Brigade; Tianchi Brigade was changed to Construction Brigade; Xiping Brigade was changed to Xizhuang Brigade; Guanyin Brigade was changed to Gaofeng Brigade.

In September 1981, Zhuyuan Market Town was reorganized into Zhuyuan Market Residents Committee. In October 1983, in accordance with the notice of the State Council, Zhuyuan Commune was renamed Zhuyuan Township, and the brigade was renamed a village.

In October 1985, Zhuyuan Township was renamed Zhuyuan Town. *** Resident Cemetery includes Wushan, Miaoping, Shuangping, Chahe, Xizhuang, Jianshe, Niuchang, and Zhuyuan. , Tuandi, Golden Lion, Gaofeng, Xiahe, Hongma, Longtan, Zhongqiao 15 villages, 1 Zhuyuan Market Residents Committee, ***105 groups, 5 residents' groups, with a total area of ??56.50 square kilometers. In September 1992, the organizational structure of the county was adjusted, Shuangdian Township was abolished, and eight villages including Cizhu, Shiqiao, Yeya, Heping, Dingzi, Wanglong, Gaoshi, and Fengzhu in Shuangdian Township were placed under the jurisdiction of Zhuyuan Town ( Three villages including Zhawu, Shuangdian and Shetang in Shuangdian Township are placed under Ping'an Township). Zhuyuan Town has jurisdiction over 23 villages, 165 villagers' groups, 1 residents' committee, and 5 residents' groups, covering an area of ??96 square kilometers. .

In May 1994, the three villages of Zhawu, Shuangdian and Shetang in Shuangdian Township were separated from Ping'an and merged into Zhuyuan Town. Zhuyuan Town has jurisdiction over 26 villages, 193 villager groups, 1 residents committee, and 5 neighborhood groups, covering an area of ??112.1 square kilometers.

In December 1999, the county decided to restore some towns and villages, and reorganized 11 villages and 88 villager groups in the original Shuangdian Township. Shuangdian Township was established from Zhuyuan Town as a whole.

At this point, Zhuyuan Town has returned to the organizational structure before September 1992, with jurisdiction over 15 villages, 105 villager groups, 1 residents' committee, and 5 residents' groups, covering an area of ??56.50 square kilometers.

In 1998, Zhuyuan Town was named a municipal pilot small town by Chongqing Municipality.

In July 2001, the county was withdrawn from the district, and the Zhuyuan District Committee and District Office were abolished. The original district agencies and some district-affiliated units, such as the original Zhuyuan District Finance Office, Village and Town Land Management Office, Family Planning Office, Civil Affairs Office, Family Planning Guidance Station, Forestry Station, Agricultural Machinery Station, Agricultural Technology Station, Animal Husbandry Station, Water Management Station, Radio and Television Stations and other units were placed under the management of Zhuyuan Town, and Zhuyuan Town Party and Government Office, Comprehensive Social Management Office, Cultural Service Center, Social Affairs Office, Finance Office, Village and Town Land and Environmental Protection Office, Agricultural Service Center, etc. were established respectively as Zhuyuan Town* ** Internal organization.

The original district health center and the town health center were merged to form Zhuyuan Town Central Health Center; the district population and family planning guidance station was changed to Zhuyuan Town Reproductive Health Care Station; Zhuyuan Central Credit Union was placed under It is under the jurisdiction of Zhuyuan Town. The location of *** of Zhuyuan Town was moved from the cemetery to the original location of Zhuyuan Village Office (Zhuyuan Village 2 Cooperative), and it was officially moved and officially opened on August 8, 2001. In May and August 2002, Zhuyuan Town was named one of the 20 historical and cultural towns and one of the top 100 economic towns in Chongqing respectively.

In March 2003, the county's village-level organizational structure was adjusted. The administrative area was merged from 15 administrative villages into Wushan (Wushan and Miaoping merged), Chahe (Shuangping and Chahe), Jianshe (Xizhuang and Jianshe), Zhuyuan (Tuandi and Zhuyuan), Jinshi (Fengfeng and Jinshi), Hongma (Xiahe and Hongma), Longtan (Niuchang, Zhongqiao, Longtan) and other 7 administrative villages . 105 villagers' groups, 1 market neighborhood committee, and 5 residents' groups retain their organizational structure.

In 7 administrative villages and 1 market neighborhood committee (except for the director of the neighborhood committee), all party secretaries, directors, accountants and other three-level cadres are required to perform speech defenses and compete for positions in accordance with the principles of fairness, justice and openness. According to the "double recommendation and one selection" method, the entire village-level leadership team will be selected. On July 24, 2004, the county's administrative regions were adjusted, and the four villages of Tingzi, Wulong, Gaozhi, and Jiulong in Gaozhi Township and the five villages of Baibu, Huaji, Dengping, Caoping, and Yihe in Longchi Township were As a whole, Fengzhu Village in Shuangdian Township was allocated to Zhuyuan to form Hsinchuyuan Town. Zhuyuan Town governs Tingzi, Wulong, Gaozhi, Jiulong, Baibu, Huaji, Dengping, Caoping, Yihe, Wushan, There are 17 administrative villages including Chahe, Jianshe, Zhuyuan, Longtan, Hongma, Jinshi and Fengzhu, and 1 market neighborhood committee, with an area of ??178.32 square kilometers and a total population of 50,966. July 28, 2004, Hsinchu Garden All the work in the town has officially started operating to this day. 8. The historical evolution of Zhelin Town

Zhelin Town is a new market town. The original old Zhelin Street was on the bank of Xiuhe River, which is now northwest of Zhelin Town. It is said that there was originally a natural Zhelin forest there. The current roads in the town are arranged in a branch-like layout, including 4 main roads (Riverside Avenue, Farmer Street Road, Donghu Road, Zhelin Street Avenue), 9 branch roads (Hongqi Road, Yongfu Road, Mingzhu Road, Basian Road, Yanhe Road, Yongkang Road, etc.) The main road surface is 15-16 meters wide, with a total length of 3120 meters, and the branch roads It is 5-7 meters wide. Except for the main road along the river, which has lanes and pedestrian paths, the rest of the roads are a slab type and all are cement pavements. The main and branch roads of the town were built successively in the 1980s, and the historical development of Zhelin Town also experienced ups and downs and changes. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Old Zhelin Street had become famous in the surrounding areas. Business was flourishing during the Xianfeng and Tongzhi years, but then gradually declined. In the early years of the Republic of China, there were still more than 200 large and small shops. In 1959, the Zhelin Reservoir was built. Because the old Zhelin town site belonged to the reservoir area, most of the land was flooded. All the people and residents of the town moved to the current site (the location of the Lianfeng Neighborhood Committee). At that time, only Liangtou Village was under its jurisdiction. In 1970, the Zhelin Reservoir was rebuilt again and the project was completed in 1974. In 1975, the Zhelin Town People's Communist Party was established.

Before 1991, only Liangtou Village was under the jurisdiction. In 1992, Yijiahe Village, Sima Village, Xiacheng Village, and Huangjing Village were transferred from Sanxiqiao Town to Zhelin Town. In 2003, the townships were removed and merged into villages, and Xiacheng Village was merged into Yijiahe Village. Huangjing Village was merged into Sima Village, and the organizational structure of Liangtou Village was cancelled. In 2003, Zhelin Town merged with the original Zhelin Lake Scenic Area Administration Bureau and was renamed "Zhelin Lake Scenic Area Administration Bureau"; in early 2006, Zhelin Lake was placed under Jiujiang Under the jurisdiction of the city, the Zhelin Lake Scenic Area Administration Bureau was renamed "Zhelin Administration Bureau" and still performs township functions, and the original staffing remains unchanged. In November 2006, the Zhelin Administration Bureau was restored to Zhelin Town, and the administrative area was that of the original Zhelin Town. 9. The historical evolution of Fairy Mountain Town

Baiguo Township was established in 1931, converted into a commune in 1958, and restored to the township in 1983. In 1997, it had an area of ??70.7 square kilometers and a population of 6,000. It governed 9 administrative villages: Baiguo, Tuanjie, Shuangling, Aiguo, Jinxing, Miaoshu, Longhe, Jiguang and Longbaotang.

On June 20, 2002, Baiguo Township was abolished, and Jingzhu Village, Yangliu Village, Chaping Village in Xiangkou Town, Sihe Village and Heshun Village in Tukan Town, and Fairy Village in Shuanghe Township were Six villages in the village were designated to establish Fairy Mountain Town. Fairy Mountain Town has jurisdiction over the administrative area of ??the original Baiguo Township and the administrative areas of 6 villages including Jingzhu, Yangliu, Chaping, Sihe, Heshun and Xiannv. The town's *** is located in Shiliangzi.

At the end of 2003, Group 1 of Chaping Village was placed under the jurisdiction of Xiangkou Town; after zoning adjustment, Fairy Mountain Town has jurisdiction over the original Hetao Township and Fairy Mountain Town Longhe, Miaoshu, Ginkgo, Tuanjie, Shuanghuang. The administrative areas under the jurisdiction of 14 villages including Ling, Aiguo, Jinxing, Jingzhu, Yangliu, Sihe, Heshun, Fairy, Jiguang, and Longbao, and 5 villager groups such as Chaping Village 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 , with an area of ??177.9 square kilometers and a population of 14,031, is located in Shiliangzi. (22 villages, 121 communities)