Shishi City, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province

Shishi Shishi (formerly belonging to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou prefecture), a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province, is managed by Quanzhou City. It lies between 24 ° 39 ′ 52 ″ - 24 ° 48 ′ 48 ″ N and 118 ° 33 ′ 46 ″ - 118 ° 46 ′ 51 ″ e, with land area of 157.15 square kilometers and intertidal shoal area of 20.54 square kilometers. Its administrative jurisdiction is adjacent to the sea area of 968.5 square kilometers, which belongs to subtropical monsoon climate and is the seat of the government Located in the lakeside street, it has 7 towns and 2 streets. In 2018, the registered residence population was 317 thousand and the resident population was 691 thousand.

Densely populated by the Nanan County, the stone lions were in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The people in the Yongling Cen Dou village were engaged in sea salt production. The people in the Phoenix Lane area were densely populated. People often met at the lions' front of the stone carving hall. The stone lions were named for it. They were awarded the national civilized city and the 100 strong counties in China. The main attractions were sister nuns tower, Yongning Town God's Temple and so on.

In 2019, Shishi's GDP will be 91.784 billion yuan, and it will be one of the "top ten" counties (cities) of county economy in Fujian Province.

Historical evolution

Twenty thousand years ago, the coast of Shishi was an active area for early human beings.

From the Qin and Han Dynasties to the early Tang Dynasty, the territory of Shishi belonged to Nan'an county.

In 618, the first year of Wude in Tang Dynasty, the administrative region in Shishi belonged to Nan'an County of Jianzhou; in 718, the sixth year of Kaiyuan, it belonged to Jinjiang County of Quanzhou.

In the early Song Dynasty, Shishi belonged to Jinjiang County of Pinghai, and later to Jinjiang County of Quanzhou.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Road (once renamed Quanzhou prefecture).

In the Ming Dynasty, Shishi belonged to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Prefecture.

In the Qing Dynasty, Shishi belonged to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Prefecture. In 1766, Shishi County of Jinjiang county was set up. In order to Jinjiang County tietang County Cheng in Shishi street, acting Anhai. In the 35th year of Qianlong reign, the magistrate of Shishi County moved to the old general Justice Office of Anhai. Later, Anhai sub county was established, and the affairs of Shishi area were still handled by Jinjiang county.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Shishi belonged to Jinjiang county. In 1914, it belonged to Jinjiang County, Xiamen road. In 1927, it belonged to Jinjiang County, Fujian Province. In July 1934, it was Jinjiang County, the fifth administrative supervision district of Fujian Province. In October 1935, Jinjiang County, the fourth administrative supervision district of Fujian Province, was established. In 1942, Shishi town was established, belonging to Jinjiang county. In September 1949, Shishi was located in Jinjiang County, the fifth administrative inspector general's office of Fujian Province; on September 02, Shishi town was liberated.

In October 1949, the Township People's political power was established. Shishi district is the eighth district (Shishi, Zhishan, xiapo) and the ninth district (Fuxing, Yongning) of Jinjiang county.

In 1950, the Baojia system was abolished. In June, Shishi district was the eighth District of Jinjiang county (Shishi and Datong), the ninth district (Yongning and Fuxing), the Tenth District (Zhishan, xiapo and Yongning and Fuxing), and Shishi town (Shishi City).

In July 1951, Shishi district was divided into the eighth, ninth and fourteenth districts of Jinjiang county. The eighth District, located in Wulin, has jurisdiction over 25 townships of Shatang, Wulin, Banshan, Rongqing, Tashan, shangguo, Tangshi, Houyang, Guihu, Sanwu, hongku, Yupu, Jintao, Longtang, gangtang, longfu, Hulin, Xingtian, Xulin, houfang, getan, Wutang, Gaoxia, Sheshan and Luoshan. The ninth district is located in Yongning, with jurisdiction over Liandai, Liantang, Jinlin, yangcuo, Shuanghu, Hanjiang, Gulian, Xiangzhi, Shihu, Wuhong, Dongpu, cuoshang, Jinxi, Lianxi, Shaguo, Meigang, Yangsha, Sanfang, Qingshan 19 townships and Yongning Town. In the 14th District, the district office is located in Shishi, which governs Wuxing Township and Kuanren, Xinhua and Yuhu streets. The establishment of Shishi town is abolished.

In 1953, after the first general election, the thirteen districts (Shishi) of Jinjiang county established the District People's government.

In September 1955, Shishi restored the town system. Shishi district belongs to Shishi town and gangtang District of Jinjiang County, with jurisdiction over 17 townships; Shuanghu district has jurisdiction over 12 townships; Yongning district has jurisdiction over 9 townships and 1 town.

In June 1956, Shishi town was upgraded to a town under the jurisdiction of Jinjiang county. Shishi district belongs to Shishi town of Jinjiang County, which governs Wuxing Township and Xinhua, Xinhu and Kuanren neighborhood committees, with a total of 3 streets. In Liantang District, the district office is located in Liantang, with jurisdiction over Xiangzhi, Dongpo, Wuhong, cuoshang, Jinlin, Liantang, Shihu, Hanjiang, Longtang, Guihu, Gangdong, Ziying, Lianxi 13 townships and Yongning Town. Qiwu District, where the district office is located, has jurisdiction over 11 townships of Dalun, pengtian, shangguo, Houyang, Shigui, Hubei, Longhu, guchai, Zihua, Banshan, Fulin and Yakou town.

From March to August, 1958, Jinjiang County merged districts and townships, and Shishi district was divided into Shishi Town, Hanjiang Town, Xiangzhi Town, Guihu town and Yongning Town, with a total of 4 townships and 1 town.

In September 1958, the integration of government and society was implemented, and Jinjiang County withdrew the township to establish the people's commune. Shishi district is under the jurisdiction of Shishi people's Commune and Xiangzhi red banner people's commune in Jinjiang county. The Management Committee of Shishi people's commune is located in Shishi. It has 21 production teams and 3 neighborhood committees, namely, Gao, gangtang, zengkeng, Meigang, Yongning, yangcuo, houganbing, Guihu, hongku, Shuitou, Sanwu, Tangbian, Dalun, Ziying, puni, Gangdong, Shati, Rongqing, Xinhu, Wuxing and Kuanren. The Management Committee of Xiangzhi Hongqi people's commune is located in Wuzhou Bao, under the jurisdiction of Jinxi, Jinlin, Shihu, Xiangzhi, Gushan, Gulian, Dongpu, Hanjiang, Liantang, Liandai, Shuanghu, Wubao, cuoshang 13 production teams.

In June 1961, Shishi people's commune separated from Yongning and established Yongning people's commune. Xiangzhi red flag people's commune separated from Ganjiang and established Xiangzhi people's Commune and Hanjiang people's commune respectively.

In June 1964, the system of Shishi town was restored. Shishi has one town, four people's communes, 72 production teams and four neighborhood committees.

In January 1980, it belongs to Jinjiang County in Jinjiang area.

In January 1986, it belongs to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou City.

On December 17, 1987, with the approval of the State Council, the three towns of Shishi, Hanjiang and Yongning in Jinjiang county and Xiangzhi Township were set up as Shishi City, which was managed by Quanzhou City. It is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province and serves as a comprehensive reform pilot area in Fujian Province.

administrative division

Division evolution

In Tang Dynasty, Shishi territory was first under the jurisdiction of Nan'an County, and then under the jurisdiction of Jinjiang county.

In the Song Dynasty, Jinjiang county was divided into five townships with a total of 23 Li. Today, the jurisdiction of Shishi is xiangeli of Anren Township and yongningli, jiangyinli and jurenli of Yongning township.

In Yuan Dynasty, Jinjiang county was divided into three corners and 47 capitals outside. Shishi is located outside the city, with a total of 9 capitals, namely, 17 capitals, 18 capitals (today's Fengli, Hubin street, Lingxiu Town, Baogai town and Longhu township), 19 capitals (today's Fengli, Hubin street, Lingxiu town and Baogai town), 20 capitals (today's Xiangzhi Town, Yongning Town and Hanjiang town), 21 capitals (today's Xiangzhi, Hanjiang town) and 22 capitals (today's Hanjiang Shihu town) ）Twenty three capitals (in the area of present-day Hanjiang town), twenty-four capitals (in the area of present-day Fengli, Hubin street, Lingxiu, Baogai, Hanjiang town) and twenty-five capitals (in the area of present-day Luoshan town and Baogai town).

In the Ming Dynasty, the 17 capitals and 18 capitals were merged under the yuan system. In Shishi, the 17 and 18 capitals have jurisdiction over 4 Tu 40 A, 19 capitals have jurisdiction over 4 Tu 40 A, 20 capitals have jurisdiction over 4 Tu 40 A, 21 capitals have jurisdiction over 2 Tu 20 A, 22 capitals have jurisdiction over 1 Tu 10 A, 23 capitals have jurisdiction over 4 Tu 40 a, 24 capitals have jurisdiction over 7 Tu 70 A, 25 capitals have jurisdiction over 1 Tu 10 A, with a total of 8 capitals 27 Tu 270 a.

In the Qing Dynasty, Shishi's 17 and 18 capitals governed 3 Tu 7 townships, 19 capitals 5 Tu 43 townships, 20 capitals 4 Tu 46 townships, 21 capitals 3 Tu 32 townships, 22 capitals 1 Tu 1 townships, 23 capitals 4 Tu 24 townships, 24 capitals 7 Tu 33 townships, 25 capitals 1 Tu 2 townships, with a total of 8 capitals 28 Tu 185 townships.

In February 1971, Shishi town and Shishi people's commune were merged and the establishment of Shishi town was abolished.

In April 1977, the system of Shishi town was restored.

In October 1984, the separation of government and society was implemented and the Township People's government was established. Shishi area belongs to Shishi Town, Shishi Township, Yongning Town, Hanjiang Township and Xiangzhi township of Jinjiang county.

In March 1985, Shishi township was abolished and merged into Shishi town; in August, Hanjiang township was transformed into Hanjiang town.

When Shishi was founded in December 1987, it had jurisdiction over Shishi Town, Yongning Town, Hanjiang town and Xiangzhi Township, including 3 towns, 1 Township, 5 neighborhood committees, 91 administrative villages, 159 natural villages, 1314 villager groups and 4 farms.

In October 1990, the system of Shishi town was abolished and Shishi street was established. The original administrative division remained unchanged.

In October 1991, Xiangzhi township was abolished and Xiangzhi town was established. The original administrative divisions remain unchanged.

In July 1993, Shishi street was divided into four parts: Baogai Town, Lingxiu Town, Fengli street and Hubin street. The city has jurisdiction over 2 streets, 5 towns, 15 neighborhood committees and 94 administrative villages.

In 1997, Shishi City had jurisdiction over Fengli and Hubin streets and five towns, namely, Hanjiang, Xiangzhi, Yongning, Baogai and Lingxiu. Hanjiang town governs 19 administrative villages; Xiangzhi town governs 28 administrative villages; Yongning Town governs 1 neighborhood committee and 20 administrative villages; Baogai town governs 15 administrative villages; Lingxiu town governs 11 administrative villages; Fengli Street governs 8 neighborhood committees and 3 administrative villages; Hubin Street governs 6 neighborhood committees and 4 administrative villages. The city has 15 neighborhood committees and 100 administrative villages.

On July 15, 1999, with the approval of the Provincial Department of civil affairs, Hongshan Town was added to govern xidun, Dongpu No.1, Dongpu No.2, Dongpu No.3, Wupu, hongcuo, liancuo, guocuo, Dongpu No.1, Dongpu No.2, Dongpu No.3, Wupu, Dongcuo

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