Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province

Yuecheng District, under the jurisdiction of Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, is located in the west of Ningshao plain and the north foot of Kuaiji mountain. In 490 bc, King Gou Jian of Yue moved his capital and built the city here. Kuaiji Prefecture was set up in the Qin Dynasty and Yuezhou in the Tang Dynasty. It once became the temporary capital of the Southern Song Dynasty and the place where the king of Lu supervised the state in the late Ming Dynasty. It is the earliest birthplace of the Chinese nation and one of the most developed areas of pre Yue Culture. It has a long history and rich historical and cultural resources.

In May 1949, Shaoxing was liberated, and Shaoxing City (county-level city) was set up. After that, Shaoxing County and Shaoxing district were set up respectively, which were the administrative offices of Shaoxing County and Shaoxing district. In July 1983, Shaoxing City was established as Yuecheng district. Now Yuecheng district is the seat of Shaoxing Municipal Party committee and people's government and the political, economic and cultural center of Shaoxing City.

In 2018, Yuecheng District achieved a GDP of 88.344 billion yuan, an increase of 7.5% at comparable prices. In October 2018, it was selected as one of the top 100 science and technology innovation areas, top 100 new urbanization quality areas and top 100 green development areas in 2018. In October 2019, it was rated as one of the top 100 green development zones in China in 2019. Top 100 new urbanization quality districts in China in 2019.

According to the people's Government of Yuecheng District in May 2020, Yuecheng district has jurisdiction over 5 towns, 11 streets, 209 administrative villages, 105 communities and 80 neighborhood committees, with an area of 493 square kilometers and a total population of 760000. It has "Five" national brand platforms (Shaoxing national high tech Zone, Paojiang National Development Zone, China's famous historical and cultural city, Kuaijishan National Forest Park and Jianhu National Wetland Park) ）。

Historical evolution

In 490 B.C., King Gou Jian of Yue moved his capital to build the city, which was named Yue city.

In ancient times, Yuecheng was the capital of the state of Yue. It was once the capital of all countries under the rule of Emperor Yu of Xia. It was the capital of the state of Yue in the spring and Autumn period, the largest metropolis in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the southeast coastal center in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the eastern capital of Wu and Yue in the Five Dynasties, the capital of the Song Dynasty, and the capital of the Southern Ming Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, Shaoxing was divided into five Xiang and 96 Fang; in the Yuan Dynasty, Xiang was changed into Yu, and four Yu and 137 Fang were set up, which were in charge of the Department of recording affairs; in the Ming Dynasty, the Department of recording affairs was abolished, and four Yu were divided into Shanyin and Kuaiji counties; in the Qing Dynasty, the system of Ming Dynasty was still established, and the number of square Li changed from time to time.

There are 16 towns in the city: Changfu, Tanggong, Chang'an, Jiwang, Xiaoyi, NANDA, xianhuan, Xinzhi, meizheng, Dashan, Qiujin, Shuicheng, king of Yue, Dayun, Xilin and Shangda. Later, it was Qiu Jin, Yuan Pei, Tang Gong, Cheng Zhang, Lu Xun and Xilin. In October of 1955, he6 town was called Yuewang Town, with 90 Bao, 1228a, 21382 households and 92455 people (Statistics in January 1948). In May, 1949, Shaoxing was liberated. In October, Shaoxing City was established in Yuewang town of Shaoxing County, which is subordinate to Shaoxing district. In May 1950, it was named Shaoxing County by combining Shaoxing County with Shaoxing City. In September, Chengguan District was transformed into Shaoxing City, which is subordinate to Shaoxing district. In 1952, Shaoxing district was abolished, and Shaoxing City became a province. When the city home Fushan, Tashan, Jishan, Beihai four districts. In February 1958, it was assigned to Ningbo special zone. In August 1960, the people's commune of Shaoxing City was established. It has jurisdiction over Fushan, Tashan, Jishan and Beihai, and is subordinate to Shaoxing County. In January 1962, Shaoxing City was restored and the people's commune was abolished. In December 1962, the city was abolished and Chengguan town was set up, which was subordinate to Shaoxing County. In 1964, it was the regional government of Shaoxing.

In July 1983, Shaoxing was established as a city by withdrawing land and setting up Yuecheng district (county level). It has jurisdiction over four streets of Fushan, Tashan, Jishan and Beihai, five townships of Yuling, Chengdong, Meishan, lingzhi and Tingshan, and Donghu town. In 1990, Yuecheng district had four streets, one town and five townships, with 84 residents' committees and 112 administrative villages (villagers' committees). There are 293404 people in 89759 households, 180086 non-agricultural population and 65086 mu of cultivated land, with an average of 0.57 mu of agricultural population.

On December 16, 2000, zhezhengfa No. 281 approved that Yuling Township 2 administrative village in Yuecheng district should be under the jurisdiction of Jishan street; Yuling Township Dazhong and Xingang village 2 in Yuecheng district should be under the jurisdiction of Jishan street.

On January 13, 2001, with the approval of the State Council, Doumen town (excluding xinmashan village, xinhezuo village, xinhuangfu village, xinsunduan village, xindoujiang village and xindoumen Village), Dongpu town, Jianhu Town, Gaobu town and Mashan town of Shaoxing County were put under the jurisdiction of Yuecheng District of Shaoxing City. The area of Yuecheng district has increased from 101 square kilometers to 336 square kilometers.

On July 23, 2001, zhezhenghan [2001] No. 140 approved the adjustment of the administrative division of Yuecheng District in Shaoxing City: the establishment of Chengdong township was abolished, most of it was incorporated into Donghu Town, 32 villages and 4 residences were under the jurisdiction of Huilong Village (the original Chengdong Township site). Lingzhi Township and Meishan Township were abolished. Most of the former Lingzhi Township and Meishan Township were merged to establish Lingzhi Town, which has jurisdiction over 26 villages and is located in qutun Village (the former Meishan Township site). The organizational system of Tingshan Township and Yuling township was abolished, and the rest of the original Chengdong Township, the original Lingzhi Township and Jianhu town were changed to the Yuecheng district government and a number of streets were set up. After the adjustment, Jianhu town has jurisdiction over 30 villages and is temporarily located in Chaoyang Road (the original site). After the adjustment, Yuecheng district has jurisdiction over seven towns and several streets, including Jianhu Town, Donghu Town, Dongpu town, Gaobu Town, Doumen Town, Mashan town and Lingzhi town.

On July 26, 2001, SZF [2001] No. 94 approved that Fushan street should be expanded and the original Tingshan township should be merged. Jianhuhou Street (the original Tingshan Township site) should be set up in the office. Expand Beihai street, part of the original Lingzhi township is merged, and the office is located at 139 Xiaxi Road (the original Lingzhi Township site). Jishan street is expanded, and the former part of Dongxiang and Changan Street are merged. The office is set up in building 16 of shizifan (the former Changan Street site). Jishan street was expanded and the former Yuling township was merged. The office is located at 480 Yan'an East Road (original site). Chengnan street is set up to manage the original Jianhu town (18 villages and 8 residences), and Chaoyang Road is set up as the office. Tashan Street remains unchanged. After the adjustment, Yuecheng district has jurisdiction over 7 towns and 6 streets.

On January 30, 2003, zhezhenghan No. 12 approved that qilijiang and other 15 villages in Qixian town of Shaoxing County should be under the jurisdiction of Lingzhi town of Yuecheng District, and qilijiang, Zhuangtou, Lintou, Wufeng, Qianwang, Luyang, Luzhuang, Houzhu, gouyanggouchahu, Shanquan, Xishantou, Qingyun, Lidai, Daqing temple and Jiahui 15 villages in Qixian town of Shaoxing County should be under the jurisdiction of Lingzhi town of Yuecheng district. After the adjustment, Qixian town of Shaoxing County governs 33 villages, 6 neighborhood committees and the town government remains unchanged (Qianjin Village); Lingzhi town of Yuecheng District governs 41 villages and the town government remains unchanged (qutun Village).

On March 15, 2007, notice on the establishment of Didang sub district office: after research, it is agreed to set up Didang sub district office in Yuecheng District of Shaoxing City, which will be managed by the Management Committee of Shaoxing Economic Development Zone. After the adjustment, Yuecheng district has seven streets and seven towns: Tashan street, Fushan street, Jishan street, Beihai street, Chengnan street, Jishan street, Didang street, Donghu Town, lingzhi Town, Dongpu town, Jianhu Town, Gaobu Town, Mashan town and Doumen town. Jishan street and Didang Street are entrusted by Shaoxing high tech Industrial Development Zone, Mashan town and Doumen town are entrusted by Paojiang economic and Technological Development Zone, and Dongpu town and Lingzhi town are entrusted by Jinghu new district.

On January 15, 2008, Zhejiang provincial government (zhezhenghan No. 9) approved the adjustment of some administrative divisions in Yuecheng District of Shaoxing City: eight administrative villages including Wuhe village, Houbao village, dagaobu village, xiaogaobu village, Gaoping Village, yangbang village, cenqian village and Rendu village of Gaobu town were put under the jurisdiction of Donghu town; eight administrative villages including bakou village, banai village, Dushu village, Donghu village, donglongshan village, Fengming village, Donghu village, Fengming village, etc. were put under the jurisdiction of Donghu town Gaobu town is under the jurisdiction of 12 administrative villages including Jishan village, xuejiadai village, Xiangshan village, bailianao village, tangxiazhao village, dahutou village and Donghu village. After the adjustment, Gaobu town governs 38 administrative villages and 2 residential areas, and the town government remains unchanged (collective village); Donghu town governs 18 administrative villages and 3 residential areas, and the town government remains unchanged (Shuipai Village).

In 2013, sunduan Town, Taoyan town and Fusheng town of Shaoxing County were put under the jurisdiction of Yuecheng District of Shaoxing City (guohan 112, zhezhengfa 52). According to the notice of Shaoxing Municipal Party committee and government on adjusting the management system of functional zones in Yuecheng District, Jinghu New District will be incorporated into Yuecheng District, Donghu Town, Gaobu Town, Taoyan town and Fusheng town will be entrusted by Shaoxing high tech Industrial Development Zone, and sunduan town will be entrusted by Paojiang economic and Technological Development Zone.

In October 2013, the State Council approved the adjustment of some administrative regions of Shaoxing City in Zhejiang Province in Document No. 112 of 2013, putting sunduan Town, Taoyan town and Fusheng town of Shaoxing County under the jurisdiction of Yuecheng District of Shaoxing City.

administrative division

Jurisdiction: Tashan street, Fushan street, Beihai street, Chengnan street, Jishan street, Didang street, lingzhi street, Donghu street, Gaobu street, Mashan street, Doumen street, Jianhu street, Dongpu street, sunduan street, Taoyan street, Fusheng town. The government is located at 88 Tushan East Road, Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City.

As of June 2018, Yuecheng district has jurisdiction over 5 towns, 11 streets, 209 administrative villages, 105 communities and 80 neighborhood committees.

geographical environment

Location context

Yuecheng district is located at the northern foot of Kuaiji mountain. 30 ° 00 'n, 120 ° 35' E. It is surrounded by Keqiao district. The terrain is high in the South and low in the north. There are many hills in the south. The ground elevation is between 5.1 m and 6.2 M.

hydrologic condition

The Yuecheng district is located in the plain water network zone, with Pingshui River, Lizhu River, Nanchi River and Potang river running through the area from south to north; the East Zhejiang canal runs through the South and north of the area from east to west. The territory of the river, water network. There are scattered mounds in the south of the area.

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