Huangqibao street, Fangzi District, Weifang City, Shandong Province

Huangqibao Street

Huangqibao street is located in the southeast of Fangzi District, Weifang City, where Weihe River and Wenhe River converge. Weihe River in the East and Xiashan District in the East, Wenhe River in the north and Wenhe River in the West are adjacent to Jiulong street and fang'an Street respectively, and Anqiu City in the south. It covers a total area of 70 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 50 administrative villages with 47838 people (in 2010) and cultivated land area of 60000 mu. The traffic is convenient, Jiaoji railway across the territory, provincial road Weifang Jiaozhou Road, Xiaying Xiaoguan road across the jurisdiction.

Huangqibao street has a long history and culture. During the battle between Chu and Han, Han Xin led his troops to fight with Chu troops in Weihe. In order to boost the military power, he planted a yellow flag on the top of the port, so he named it Huangqibao. There are Qicheng site, Yijia site, maibuzi site, Baitai site, qiyingong mausoleum and other key protected cultural relics in the street. Among them, Qicheng site is the location of the ancient capital of Qi State in the spring and Autumn period and Warring States period. Qi state built its capital here 262 years ago. There are many unearthed cultural relics, which have been named as the key protected cultural relics of the whole country.

Huangqibao street is an advanced unit of building civilized villages and towns in China, an advanced township of fitness activities for hundreds of millions of farmers in China, a provincial demonstration unit of the national plan of invigorating villages through science and education, a central town in Shandong Province, a provincial civilized town, a town with beautiful environment in Shandong Province, and a top ten agricultural town in Weifang City.

Huangqibao town is located in the inland of Jiaodong Peninsula, northeast of Anqiu City, Shandong Province. It is 25 kilometers away from Anqiu City, 20 kilometers away from Jiqing expressway, 10 kilometers away from Weilai expressway, 18 kilometers away from Weifang airport, and 100 kilometers away from Qingdao port. Jiaoji railway passes through the town, with railway station and freight yard. Because the town is located in the alluvial plain where Wen and Wei rivers converge, the land is flat and fertile, and the underground water source is rich, it is the most developed area of Anqiu City in history.

District profile

Huangqipu town

Huangqibao Street covers an area of 4.5 square kilometers, with a permanent resident population of 47838 (2010). It is located in the north of Anqiu City, with very convenient traffic conditions. Jiaoji railway traverses the whole town. The electrification of the railway and the establishment of Anqiu railway station have increased the length of the railway from 3.9 km to 6 km. Weijiao highway and Xiaxiao road meet in the territory, and an Huang Road and Jing (Zhi) Huang road form a road traffic network extending in all directions. In addition, the town has also strengthened the pace of small town construction. The town's master plan is elaborately compiled with the strong support of relevant provincial and municipal departments and experts. At the same time, in accordance with the requirements of building a new socialist countryside, keep pace with the times, and constantly improve urban planning. The medium and long-term planning of "South Yanxi expansion" for small towns was established, that is, the road section from the town to Fuwang was widened to the south, making the town extend 2.1 km to the south, expanding the town area from the original 4.5 square kilometers to 7 square kilometers, connecting with Fuwang. Since 2005, two hardened township roads have been built, of which the section from township to Fuwang is 2100 meters long, the red line is 60 meters, and the asphalt pavement is 20 meters wide. It has become a landscape Avenue connecting the small path under the provincial road. In order to further improve the water supply and drainage system of the town, 3.6 million yuan was invested to update the water supply and drainage system of the town, and the drainage project of the section from the town to Fuwang was newly built, which laid a foundation for the development and construction along the road. In addition, 3.1 million yuan was invested in the installation and maintenance of street lamps in the town, so that all the eight main streets in the town were installed with 380 lamps (groups), of which 110 were newly installed in the section from the town to Fuwang in 2006. At present, there are 2 flushing public toilets, 2 garbage disposal points and 50 garbage bins in the town. Over the past three years, 18000 square meters of new green space has been added, realizing the greening and beautification of both sides of the main street, with a green area of 100000 square meters, achieving three seasons of flowers and four seasons of evergreen. The planning of industrial, commercial, residential and cultural entertainment districts in the town is reasonable. There are one senior high school, one junior high school, eight primary schools and adult education centers, one central health center with more than 200 beds and advanced medical equipment, and an investment of more than 3.5 million yuan to build a first-class cultural center in the township of the whole province. Since the mid-1980s, Huangqibao town has won the titles of Anqiu and Weifang Municipal civilized towns; in 1994, it was named civilized town in Shandong Province; in 1996, it was named provincial economic town; in 1997, it was listed as the national demonstration site of building civilized villages and towns by the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee; in 1999, it was awarded the title of national advanced unit of building civilized villages and towns by the Central Committee of civilization; in February 2000, it was awarded the title of national advanced unit of building civilized villages and towns Shandong provincial government has determined it as the provincial central town. in may 2020, it will be selected into the list of provincial cultivated land protection incentive townships (towns, streets) in 2019.

Name and origin

During the battle between Chu and Han, Han Xin led his troops to fight with Chu troops in Weihe. In order to boost the military power, he planted a yellow flag on the top of the port, so he named it Huangqibao.

geographical position

It is located in the southeast of Fangzi District, 119 ° 16 ′ 49 ″～ 119 ° 22 ′ 06 ″ e, 36 ° 30 ′ 25 ″～ 36 ° 39 ′ 01 ″ n. it faces Taibaozhuang Street office across Weihe River in the East, Xin'an Street Office of Anqiu City in the south, fang'an Street office in the West, fang'an street and Jiulong street across Wenhe River in the north. Antai community, sub district office, area code 0536, postal code 262118, 20 kilometers away from Fangzi District government.

Evolution of administrative districts

At present, the Xia Dynasty belongs to chenxun, and King Wu of Zhou destroyed the Shang Dynasty and granted Chunyu Duke the title of Chunyu capital. In 706 BC, Qi destroyed Chunyu and set up its capital here. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, Chunyu county was established as a state of Gaomi, which was incorporated into Gaomi in the Tianbao period of the Northern Qi Dynasty (581). After that, they returned to Anqiu. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Anqiu County was divided into 54 communities, which were under the jurisdiction of Fuwang, Qicheng and Antai. In the early period of the Republic of China, the establishment of branch offices in the late Qing Dynasty was still followed. After 1927, the branch system was changed to the district town system, belonging to the Second District of Anqiu. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, Fuwang district was set up along Huangqibao street, and later it was changed into the Fourth District of Anqiu County. The district government was set up in Fuwang village. In 1957, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. Most of the villages in the former Fuwang District were assigned to the newly established Fuwang Township, while some of the villages such as Shiqiaozi and Ximenkou were assigned to Hanji township. In September 1958, the people's commune of Fuwang was established, and the villages were rezoned. The commune organ is still located in Fuwang village. In March 1974, the commune moved from Fuwang village to a new site one kilometer south of Huangqibao railway station, and changed its name to Huangqibao commune in 1981. In September 1982, Huangqibao commune was abolished and Huangqibao district was established. It has jurisdiction over six townships, namely Antai, Yijia, Qicheng, Xicun, Chebu and Fuwang, and established branches respectively. In April 1984, Huangqibao was removed from the district and established into a town. In September 2007, the renovation system of Huangqibao town was put under Fangzi District. In May 2010, Huangqibao was removed from town and set up streets. Huangqibao street has a history of more than 3000 years. In the Xia Dynasty, it was the state of Zhengxun, in the Western Zhou Dynasty it was the state of Chunyu, in the spring and Autumn period it was the state of Qi, in the Warring States period it was the state of Qi, in the Qin Dynasty it was the county of Langya, in the Western Han Dynasty it was built here, in the early Tang Dynasty it was incorporated into the auxiliary Tang Dynasty, and in the Northern Song Dynasty it has been returned to Anqiu. It is said that during the Chu Han war, Han Xin led his troops to fight with Chu troops in Weihe. He planted a yellow flag on the top of the port to build up his military power, so he named it Huangqi fort. In the Xia Dynasty, it was the state of Zhengxun, in the Western Zhou Dynasty it was the state of Chunyu, in the spring and Autumn period it was the state of Qi, in the Warring States period it was the state of Qi, in the Qin Dynasty it was the county of Langya, in the Western Han Dynasty it was built here, in the early Tang Dynasty it was incorporated into the auxiliary Tang Dynasty, and in the Northern Song Dynasty it has been returned to Anqiu. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Anqiu County was divided into 54 communities in Jiaoqu District, which is now under the jurisdiction of Huangqibao town. At that time, there were three communities, namely, Fuwang, Qicheng and Antai, and there was a president in the community. In the early period of the Republic of China, the establishment of branch offices in the late Qing Dynasty was still followed. After 1927, the KMT government ordered that the branch system be changed into district town system. The county was divided into 54 sub towns. Huangqibao town belonged to Anqiu District II. After the founding of new China, according to the instructions of the people's Government of Anqiu County, there were districts below the county level and three political organs in each village. Fuwang district was set up in Huangqibao Town, and later it was changed into the Fourth District of Anqiu County. The district government was set up in Fuwang village. In 1948, Fuwang district was established. In 1957, Fuwang township was established. In September 1958, Fuwang people's commune was established. In 1981, it was renamed Huangqibao people's commune. In 1982, Huangqibao district was established Huangqipu town was established in 1984. In 2007, the notice of Weifang Municipal People's Government on the adjustment of administrative divisions of Fangzi District and Anqiu City: after the municipal government studied and reported to the provincial government for approval, it was agreed that Huangqibao town of Anqiu City should be put under the jurisdiction of Fangzi District. In 2010, Fangzi District abolished Huangqibao town and established Huangqibao street.

Administrative division

At the end of 2011, there were 50 villagers' committees, namely: Jiahetao village, Anqiu Zhuangzi Village, SHIZIKOU village, Huawu village, Yijia village; Huangqibao village, Dong Antai village, Xi'an Tai Village, Baitai village, yanjiawenpan village; yujiawenpan village, tianjiawenpan village, Tiandong village, hejiawenpan village, Qidong village, Qixi village, zhoujiazhuangzi village, Chenghou village, yangjiajie village, dongmenkou village; Zhangjiakou village They are: Zhuang village, Chengcheng village, Shuichang Guanzhuang village, Ximenkou East Village, Ximenkou West Village, Fuwang new village; liujiashiqiao village, tianjiashiqiao village, wangjiashiqiao village, wangjiachebu village, zhoujiachebu village, yujiachebu village, qianchebu village, maibuzi village, Datao village, Xiaotao village, nanxinzhuang village, Beixinzhuang village; Donglou village, Gaodong village, Gaoxi village, banjielou village, fujiazhuangke village , DAZHUANGKE village, xiaozhuangke village, Fuwang Dongzhuang village, Fuwang 1st Village, Fuwang 2nd village, Fuwang 3rd village and Fuwang 4th village. There are 280 villager groups.

Population area

At the end of 2011, the total population of the jurisdiction was 54200, including 25000 urban permanent residents, with an urbanization rate of 4.6%. There are 560 floating population. In the total population, there are 27600 males, accounting for 50.9%; 26600 females, accounting for 49.1%; and over 14 years old

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