Zhayang Township, Zherong County, Ningde City, Fujian Province

Zhayang Township

Zhayang township is the second largest township in Zherong county. It has jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages: zhayang village, Nanyang Village, Changqi village, Fengli village, Xikou village, qianlou village, Shishan village, Liushui village, Qiaoling village, baojianzhai village, Keling village, shuidui village, Wupu village and 97 villager groups. The township government is located in zhayang village, 710 meters above sea level, 10 kilometers away from the county seat.

In 2017, it has a jurisdiction area of 78.96 square kilometers and a permanent population of 6022.

General situation of villages and towns

Zhayang township is located in the east of the county, 119 ° 58 ′ 40 ″ E and 27 ° 14 ′ 25 ″ n, bordering Guanyang Town, Bailin town and Fuxi town of Fuding City in the northeast and Southeast, Chengjiao Township and Dongyuan Township in the northwest and southwest. It is 4.7 km wide from east to west and 17.33 km long from north to south.

Historical evolution

Zhayang was once known as Zhaiyang. During the Soviet period (April to October of the 23rd year of the Republic of China), six village red regimes, including zhayang, Nanyang, Shishan, Xikou, baojianzhai and Wupu, were established to carry out the movement of dividing land. Zhayang was one of the old towns in the County. Zhayang township was established in 1935. In 1937, it merged with Xianyuan Township and was still named zhayang township. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), it was merged with Yushan Township and renamed zhayu township. In December 1943, it was renamed Shiyang township. In October 1944, Shiyang township was abolished, and zhayang, Yushan, Changxi, Xianyuan and Gaoyuan were under the jurisdiction of Shuangcheng Town at that time.

After the founding of new China, the county people's government designated Shuangcheng as the first district, abolished the old Baojia organization, and reorganized the five Baojia into four townships of zhayang, Changyu, Xianyuan and Gaoyuan. In 1952, it was reorganized into five townships: zhayang, Shishan, Changqi, Wupu (renamed Xianyuan) and Gaoyuan. Qiyang people's commune, established in October 1958, has jurisdiction over three brigades: zhayang, Shishan and Changqi.

In December 1959, Qiyang commune was abolished and belonged to Zherong people's commune. In July 1961, the commune system was decentralized and the district system was restored. The original three brigades of zhayang, Shishan and Changqi were reorganized into two people's communes of zhayang and Shishan (referred to as small communes) under Zherong district. In February 1965, the district was withdrawn and the commune was merged, and the zhayang people's commune under the jurisdiction of the county was established. In 1984, the township system was restored and changed to zhayang township.

Traffic situation

Zhayang village was historically an important land transportation road in Fujian and Zhejiang. National highway 104 ran through the village from east to west. During the period of the Republic of China, there was a narrow street along the North Bank of zhayang River, with more than ten small shops and inns. The whole township is a combination of mountain hills and inter mountain basins and valleys, and the terrain inclines from northwest to Southeast; the highest peak is Wangwu mountain, with an altitude of 1205 meters, and the lowest is Xikou village, with an altitude of 435 meters; the main rivers are Shishan River and Wupu River, which flow through Xiapu Yacheng and Fuan Baima port to the sea respectively. 104 national highway. There are county seed farms in the territory.

infrastructure

After the 1980s, township government office buildings, supply and marketing cooperative stores, grain stations, posts and Telecommunications stations, food stations, health centers, tea refining factories, people's meeting places, central schools, individual shops, etc. were all built on both sides of the zhayang section of the highway, forming a 200 meter long and 20 meter wide city street. The construction scope of the village expanded to Yangtou and Nanyang natural villages, and the area expanded from 0.06 square kilometers in 1949 to 0.30 square kilometers Square kilometers, the township government resident set up this. By 1990, the total construction area of the township was 29100 square meters, and the per capita housing area was 14.5 square meters at the end of the year. It is the political, economic and cultural center of the township.

Chinese PinYin : Fu Jian Sheng Ning De Shi Zhe Rong Xian Zha Yang Xiang