Zhenxin Street
Zhenxin street was founded in 1995, with a total area of 5.34 square kilometers. It has 12 mature communities and 3 "village to village" communities, with a permanent resident population of nearly 106164 (2010). It is one of the large residential bases in the downtown area of Shanghai. The street is located in the northwest gateway of Shanghai connecting Yangtze River Delta, only 10 minutes' drive away from Hongqiao comprehensive transportation hub station. Shanghai Nanjing Expressway, 312 National Road, outer ring road, central ring road, Shanghai Rail Transit Line 13, planned lines 14 and 15, and dozens of bus lines form a three-dimensional transportation network. It is one of the five new business districts in Shanghai, with a large number of large professional markets such as Shanghai textile market, Dongfang Auto Parts City, Shanghai craft and gift wholesale market, vegetable wholesale market, Wanrun international hotel supplies market, and large brand chain stores such as Yongle, Gome and lotus.
Street profile
Zhenxin street of Jiading District was established in 1995, with a total area of 5.34 square kilometers. It has 12 mature communities and 3 "village to village" communities, with a population of 106164 (2010). It is one of the large residential bases in the downtown area of Shanghai. The street is located in the northwest gateway of Shanghai connecting the Yangtze River Delta, only 10 minutes' drive away from Hongqiao comprehensive transportation hub. Shanghai Nanjing Expressway, 312 National Road, outer ring road, middle ring road, planned rail transit lines 13, 14, M5 and dozens of bus lines form a three-dimensional transportation network. It is one of the five new business districts in Shanghai, with a large number of large professional markets such as Shanghai textile market, Dongfang Auto Parts City, Shanghai craft and gift wholesale market, vegetable wholesale market, Wanrun international hotel supplies market, and large brand chain stores such as Yongle, Gome and lotus.
In recent years, under the guidance of the scientific outlook on development, the working committee and office of the street party insist on development first and enriching the street with commerce and trade; insist on both construction and management and setting up the street with environment; insist on people-oriented and harmonious construction of the street; insist on the party managing talents and prospering the street with science and education. We have successfully established a national civilized unit, a first-class health Street in Shanghai, a model street for the construction of municipal community, a municipal civilized community, a national advanced community for urban sports, a national advanced collective for greening, and a national advanced community for urban culture. In September 2004, Xinhua News Agency reporter reported on Zhenxin Street's attempt to build a harmonious community with the theme of "channel unblocked and people gathered", which was confirmed by Premier Wen Jiabao's personal instructions. In June 2007, the Shanghai Municipal Committee's internal reference "investigation and research" once again made a special summary of Zhenxin's experience of "promoting harmony through Party building".
Centering on the two central tasks of building a global purchasing center and building a harmonious community, Zhenxin street is steadily moving towards the goal of "a modern city with beautiful shape, well-organized, prosperous, fashionable and full of vitality".
Historical evolution
the Warring States period
Jiangqiao town (since zhenxincun sub district office is divided from the construction of Jiangqiao Town, the word "Jiangqiao" is used to replace zhenxincun sub district office in the later narration, which is hereby explained). In the territory of Chu, King kaolie of Chu (262 BC) served as Prime Minister of Huang Xie, the emperor of Chunshen. He once led the princes to cross the river to seek Qin in Jiangqiao and Huangdu. After Qin destroyed Chu, Kuaiji county was set up. Jiangqiao belonged to Jingzhou in Han Dynasty, Yangzhou in Jin Dynasty, Wujun in Sui Dynasty, zhexilu in Tang Dynasty and Wuyue in Five Dynasties.
Northern Song Dynasty
In the South Bank of the Yangtze River set up West Zhejiang, Jiangqiao Township in the jurisdiction of Suzhou Fu Huating county. On the North Bank of the middle reaches of Wusong River, it is located in Linjiang township to the west of Beixinjing. On the Hengli River, not far from the tributary of Wusong River, a stone bridge connecting the post is built. The stone bridge is strong and majestic, so it is named Jiangqiao.
The Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Jin army. Zhao Gou, a son of the royal family, crossed the Yangtze River to the South and established his capital in Lin'an, known as the Southern Song Dynasty. In order to develop the land in the south of the Yangtze River, Jiaxing Road was set up. Shanghai town was set up in the lower reaches of Wusong River in Huating County, and Jiangqiao was under the jurisdiction of Shanghai town.
Jiading County was separated from Kunshan County in 1217, and Jiangqiao Township had small deployment.
Yuan Dynasty
From the Yuan Dynasty to the 29th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1292), Shanghai town was upgraded to Shanghai county. Jiangqiao is 30 li away from the county, which is the northwest border of Shanghai county.
Ming Dynasty
After the middle of Ming Dynasty, Jiangqiao area was designated as the 30 Bao of Shanghai county, belonging to Gaochang township. According to the annals of Shanghai county in 1499, the stone bridge in Jiangqiao Township, Gaochang Township, Shanghai county, Songjiang Prefecture collapsed and was rebuilt by local measures, named Yongzhen bridge.
The Qing Dynasty
In 1725, Baoshan county was separated from Jiading, and part of Jiangqiao Township belonged to it.
In 1860, the Taiping army under the leadership of Hong Xiuquan established the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in Nanjing, and the local volunteers responded one after another. In order to suppress the peasants, Su governor Tan Junpei organized regiment training and recruited officers to slaughter the volunteers, and merged the original four townships of Hongqiao, Xinjing, Jiangqiao and Zhuzhai into Xixiang. Strengthen internal coordination, the implementation of joint defense, the river bridge called River Bridge area.
After the failure of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom revolution, in 1906, Jiangqiao was called town again. In the first year of Xuantong (1909), the town of Pusong was established, and Jiangqiao was called Township again.
the Republic of China era
After the founding of the Republic of China, Shanghai county was controlled by huhaidao in Jiangsu Province, and Jiangqiao was a township under the jurisdiction of huhaidao, Songjiangfu, Shanghai county and Pusong city in Jiangsu Province.
After the victory of the northern expedition in 1928, Zhabei, Yangjing, Pusong and Caojing, Tangqiao, Gaohang, Luhang, Yinxiang, Yangsi and Dehua were put under the jurisdiction of Shanghai special city and directly under the central national government. From then on, Jiangqiao was separated from Jiangsu and became a township under the jurisdiction of Pusong District of Shanghai special city.
In 1935, the national government abolished Lvlin and set up Baojia. Jiangqiao area was the 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th Baobao in Pusong District, and the fifth Lianbao office in Pusong district was set up in Jiangqiao town.
In 1937, the Japanese invaded China and Shanghai was occupied. The following year, the puppet city government of Shanghai was established, which put Pusong district under the jurisdiction of Huxi office. The next year, the office was renamed Yulin District, and the district was as old as before.
In September 1945, the war of resistance against Japan won the final victory. The Kuomintang government took over and restored the old name of Pusong district. Two natural villages, tangjiajiao and Yanchang, which are located in the north of Wusong River, were assigned to Jiangqiao, which is the 25th village of Pusong district. So far, there are 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 joint insurance offices in Jiangqiao area, belonging to the fifth joint insurance office.
In 1947, Pusong district was renamed Xinjing District until 1949.
After liberation
In May 1949, Jiangqiao was liberated. In the second year, its membership was changed, and Jiangqiao township was designated as guizhenru district. The new Zhenru District governs Zhenru Town, Yangqiao Town, Chendu Town, radio station, Jiangqiao town and Jiaotong town. At the same time, 13 natural villages in Yangqiao township are designated for Jiangqiao.
After the land reform in 1951, small towns were divided to establish political power. Jiangqiao township (19 natural villages), Shuangyang township (21 natural villages), Zhenjiang township (17 of 24 natural villages are in Jiangqiao), and Yangqiao township is divided into Zhenyang township (13 of 16 natural villages are in Jiangqiao).
In 1954, Jiading County assigned Tiandu township (18 natural villages) in Nanxiang district to Jiangqiao. So far, Jiangqiao has five small townships: Jiangqiao, Shuangyang, Zhenjiang (most), Zhenyang (most) and Tiandu.
In January 1956, in the movement of establishing agricultural cooperatives, Jiangqiao, Shuangyang and Tiandu small townships were merged into Jiangqiao big township. Zhenjiang and Zhenyang were merged into Zhenyang township. In March of the same year, the Xinjing, Longhua and Zhenru systems were removed and the western suburb of Shanghai was established. Jiangqiao and Zhenyang became two townships under the jurisdiction of the western suburbs.
In July 1958, Xinjing district and Longhua District were merged into Shanghai county and Zhenru District into Jiading County. In September of the same year, in the climax of people's communization, the long march people's commune was established in Zhenru district. There are 10 brigades under the commune. Jiangqiao area has become the fifth (most), sixth, seventh and eighth brigades of the long march commune.
In January 1960, the abandoned brigade established a management area. The original seven and eight brigades were Jiangqiao management area, and the five and six brigades were Zhenyang management area.
The commune was divided twice in March 1961 and November 1961. First, one is divided into two, and then one is divided into three. At this time, there were 11 brigades, 2674 households, 12704 people, 6592 labor forces and 19970.8 mu of cultivated land in Jiangqiao commune.
In 1980, the name of Xinghuo group was changed to Huazhuang group. In 1981, Zhenxin and Jianhua were separated, and Zhenjiang and Jianxin were added; in 1984, the May 4th Brigade was separated into a Dazhai brigade.
In May 1983, the fourth session of the Ninth National People's Congress decided to restore the system of the Township People's government, put an end to the 25 year system of integrating government and society, and implemented the separation of government and society.
On March 28, 1993, with the approval of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government (1993) No. 21 document, it was agreed to withdraw the township and build a town. The people's Government of Jiangqiao township was renamed Jiangqiao Town People's government.
Approved by Jiafu (1995) No. 155 document of Jiading District People's Government on August 9, 1995, zhenxinxincun sub District Office (Preparatory) was set up. The office is an agency of Jiading District People's government, which is under the leadership of Jiading District People's government to manage the administrative work of the area. Its functions and tasks are in accordance with the "work regulations of Shanghai sub district office".
The jurisdiction scope of zhenxincun sub District Office (Preparatory) is: the total area of Zhenxin, Zhenjiang, Fengzhuang and Zhaqiao villages under the jurisdiction of Jiangqiao town to the east of the outer ring road of the city planning
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