Lianglong Town, Yuyao City, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province

Lianglong town

Lianglong Town, a town under the jurisdiction of Yuyao City, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, is a national key town, a national civilized town, one of the first batch of central towns in Zhejiang Province, and a famous historical and cultural town in Zhejiang Province. It is located at the foot of Siming Mountain in the East of Zhejiang Province and south of Yaojiang River. It governs 17 administrative villages and 1 community with an area of 94.48 square kilometers and a population of 29041 (2017). At present, the market town has a built-up area of 4 square kilometers, with a permanent population of more than 15000.

In October 2019, Lianglong town was selected as one of the "Top 1000 towns with comprehensive strength in China in 2019".

In July 2020, the National Patriotic Health Association confirmed Lianglong town as a national health Township in 2019.

History and culture

Lianglong town is a national key town, a national civilized town, a famous historical and cultural town in Zhejiang Province, and a central town in Zhejiang Province and Ningbo City. It is located in the north foot of Siming Mountain in the east of Zhejiang Province and the south of Yaojiang River. The town governs 17 administrative villages and 1 community with an area of 94.48 square kilometers and a population of 29041 (2017). In recent years, Liang Ru Town, in response to the directive spirit of general secretary Xi Jinping, "to build Liang Nong into a model town for a well-off society in an all-round way", has thoroughly implemented the "conference education and training center, special industry development base and livable and comfortable town", and has maintained a healthy development of all economic and social undertakings in the town.

During the Anti Japanese War, Liangnong was the leading center of the Anti Japanese base area in eastern Zhejiang, with the reputation of "little Yan'an in eastern Zhejiang". The Party committee of eastern Zhejiang, the administrative office of eastern Zhejiang, the headquarters of the guerrilla column in eastern Zhejiang and other party, government and military organizations were all stationed here. At the beginning of 2005, Liangnong town was identified as one of the 100 red classic scenic spots in China. The landscape of Siming lake and baishuichong waterfall in the territory is complemented by a number of cultural landscapes, such as wuguilou, sunzixiu tomb, Yange ancient road, and the former site group of Anti Japanese base in eastern Zhejiang. Rural tourism, orchard picking and mountain scenery become the new highlights of Liangnong tourism.

The characteristic industry of Lianglong town has begun to take shape. This is the source of green tea in China, and has formed a tea economy led by "waterfall Xianming", a famous tea with Gold Award in China family industry expo. There are nearly 500 lamps and lanterns enterprises in the town, and more than 1400 lamps and lanterns marketing departments have been set up in the country. The products are exported to domestic and foreign markets, and it is the largest production base of outdoor lighting lamps and lanterns in the country. In 2001, it was named as "the hometown of Chinese lamps", and in 2005, it was named as "Chinese lamp manufacturing base" by China Light Industry Federation and China Lighting Electrical Association.

Geographical location

Lianglong town is subordinate to Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province, bordering luting Township in the East, Dalan town in the South and Shangyu District of Shaoxing City in the northwest. It is a characteristic town on the golden tourism line of Hangzhou Shaoxing Ningbo Zhoushan. Liangnong has a long history. In Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Kuaiji county. According to legend, it was originally named "Liangfeng" because of the two surnames of Liang and Feng. In the later Tang Dynasty, it had been called "Liangnong" because of its numerous streets. It was homonymous for "Liangnong" and was known as "the ninth cave heaven" and "the blessed place of the cave heaven". Huxi line, the provincial highway, runs through the whole mirror, connecting Xikou scenic spot of Fenghua in the south, connecting with Shanghai Hangzhou Ningbo Expressway more than 10 kilometers in the north, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, and only 40 kilometers away from Ningbo International Airport.

administrative division

Liangnong town has jurisdiction over 1 residential area and 17 administrative villages. Town government: 218 Siming Road, 315430.

There are 17 village committees in Inner Mongolia, including Dongxi, Liangfeng, Wugui, Houchen, rangxian, baishuichong, hengkantou, Lingtou, ganxuan, Wangxiang, Dongshan, Hexi, Henglu, Minghu, Yaxian, Hudong and Gaonan.

It got its name from zhengmeng school in the area. On May 18, 2003, Yu Zhengfa No. 54 approved the merger of Shangjie, Xiaoling street and Hengjie in Lianglong town to establish zhengmeng community. On July 1, zhengmeng community was officially established. It is under the jurisdiction of dachitou natural village in Dongxi village in the East, ganxuan village in the south, Houchen Village in the West and Wugui village in the north. There are 10 resident groups. The neighborhood committee is located on the second floor of Cultural Square, No.4 Ruyi road. There are 2300 permanent residents, 5500 people, 24 buildings, including Shangjie, xiajie, Xiaoling street, Liangfeng, Xianqiao, Gaolu, youbei and Binxi , market and other residential areas. The original neighborhood committee of Lianglong town was founded in 1949. Hengjie neighborhood committee was set up in 1955, and Shangjie, Xiaoling street and xiajie neighborhood committees were set up in 1981.

Located in the east of Lianglong town. From the original dachitou, jinlingxia, jinziao three villages merged. It covers an area of 8.93 square kilometers. Population 826 households, about 2580 people (2007).

It is located in Yaonan mountain area and Lianglong town. By the original brand constitution, the Xianqiao, the wall in three villages merged. It covers an area of 1.5 square kilometers and has a population of 680 households and 1865 people (about 2006).

Located in the north of Liangnong market town, Siming lake. From the original liming, xisun, Huanxi three villages merged, because the village Wugui Lou named. It covers an area of about 2.25 square kilometers. It has a population of 826 households and 2504 people (about 2006). It has jurisdiction over 4 natural villages and 31 villager groups.

Located in the west of Liangnong market town, Siming lake. From the original Xiaoshan, Xiaodong two villages merged. It covers an area of 2.3 square kilometers and has a population of 530 households and 1672 people (about 2006).

Located 6 kilometers south of Lianglong Town, it faces Donggang mountain of luting Township in the East, xiajialing village of Dalan town in the south, Xiaguan town of Shangyu City in the West and hengkantou village in the north. The name of the village follows the original name of rangxian township. With an area of 8.5 square kilometers, 19 villager groups and a population of 547 households and 1380 people (about 2007).

Located in the southeast of Lianglong town. From the original Taoist mountain, Zhang jia'ao, after the merger of three villages. It covers an area of 2.5 square kilometers and has a population of 420 households and 1205 people (about 2006).

Located in the south of Liangnong Town, next to the provincial road Huxi line, 2km away from the town. It covers an area of 6.6 square kilometers and governs six natural villages with a population of 897 households and 2821 people (about 2006).

It is located 10km south of Lianglong Town, adjacent to hengkantou village in the East, rangxian village in the south, Xiaguan town in Shangyu in the West and hengkantou village in the north, with an altitude of more than 300m. In 2001, it was formed by the merger of the former PUTANG village, dalingding village and wanjiaao village. Because the whole village is located on the Daling of Shangyu Xiaguan town in Liangnong. With an area of 9.14 square kilometers, there are 3 natural villages and 11 villager groups, with a population of 417 households and 1421 people (about 2005). The village committee is located in wanjia'ao.

It is located 1km south of Liangnong market town. Covering an area of 1.35 square kilometers, it governs 13 villager groups with a population of 371 households and 1084 people (about 2006).

It is located 2km southwest of liangnongji Town, covering an area of 2.41km2, with a population of 364 households and 1162 people (about 2006). It governs 4 natural villages and 13 villager groups in Wangxiang, Ximing, Yaoxiang and waiyaoxiang.

Located in the southwest of Lianglong Town, 6 km away from the town. From the original Castle Peak, ridge top, along the mountain house, Caijia, Wangjia five village merged. With an area of 8 square kilometers, 13 villager groups and a population of 768 households and 2325 people (about 2006).

It is located in the west of Liangnong Town, connecting Shangyu City in the west, 3km away from Liangnong town. In 2001, it was formed by the merger of four villages, namely, Madian, yijianong, Jianlong and Daitou. It covers an area of 6.8 square kilometers. At the end of 2007, there were 550 households and 1659 people in the village.

It is located in the west of Lianglong Town, on the Bank of Siming lake, bordering Shangyu City in the north, Houchen Village in the East and Hexi Village in the south. In 2001, Henglu, Dayuan, Jianshan and Guiyi were merged. It covers an area of 5 square kilometers. Population 2061 (about 2006).

Located in the north of Lianglong town. In 2001, qiujiawan and Baziqiao were merged. It covers an area of 0.86 square kilometers and has a population of 196 households and 615 people (about 2006).

It is located in the first part of Siming Hubei Province in Lianglong Town, at the junction of Shangyu in the northwest, and Yuliang highway passes through the village. In 2001, it was formed by merging the original xiawu village, Qianqian village, hougangtou village and Qiantan village. It covers an area of 4.97 square kilometers. It has a population of 695 households and 2101 people (about 2006).

Located in the east of Siming lake, beside Huxi highway. In 2001, the original taohualing, Qiujia, Houyu and Shijia villages were merged. It covers an area of 5.04 km and has a population of 634 households and 2050 people (about 2006).

It is located in the northeast of Lianglong Town, bordering Yanhu village and zhangxiashan village in the East, Dongxi village in the south, Hudong village in the West and taohualing village in Hudong village in the north. It is 4km away from the town. It has an area of 6.12 square kilometers, 4 natural villages, 10 villager groups, 483 households and 1556 people (about 2005).

Historical evolution

Liang Nong, according to legend, was originally named "Liang Feng" after the two surnames of Liang and Feng. Later, due to frequent wars in the north, a large number of surnames such as sun, Wu, Yao, ye and Huang moved to the South and moved here. As there are as many as 99 and a half lanes in the territory, they have evolved into Liangnong. Liangnong, belonging to Kuaiji in the Qin Dynasty, Yuyao County in the Han Dynasty, is the Liangnong Township in the ninth year of kaihuang (589) in the Sui Dynasty, Siming Township in the later Tang Dynasty (907-936), and Siming Township in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127). After five dynasties, Tang Dynasty (923) began to build towns, which belong to Kuaiji Prefecture. It is said that Liangnong was already a "crowded town" in the late Tang Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was the residence of Tongzhi of Shaoxing Prefecture, which governed the three counties of ningshaotai. Fengming township was established in 1912. In 1934, the town was restored, belonging to the Second District of Yuyao county. The war of resistance against Japan

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