Changhe Town, Binjiang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Changhe Street

Changhe street is located on the South Bank of Qiantang River, facing the old city of Hangzhou across the river. Before 1995, it was subordinate to Xiaoshan City. On December 12, 1996, a new Binjiang District was built in Hangzhou, and Changhe Town was assigned to Binjiang District of Hangzhou. In 2002, Binjiang District was merged with Hangzhou hi tech Industrial Development Zone, which belongs to Hangzhou Binjiang District (hi tech Zone). On December 18, 2003, Changhe Town was abolished and Changhe street was established.

Street profile

Changhe has a monsoon climate in the northern edge of the mid subtropical zone. It has four distinct seasons and beautiful scenery. Tea, waxberry, silk and Jasmine are local famous local specialties. There are Guanshan, Baima Lake and other tourist resorts in Changhe, as well as ancient religious buildings such as Guanshan temple.

Changhe street is located in the middle of the rising modern high-tech city on the South Bank of Qiantang River, between the first and third Qianjiang bridges. It is the central hinterland of Hangzhou's implementation of the strategy of "development along the river and across the river". It connects the prosperous old urban area of Hangzhou with the fourth Qianjiang bridge on the South Bank of Qianjiang River, the viaduct of Zhonghe River and Jiangnan Avenue, which makes Changhe street cross the river with the old urban area of Hangzhou The new town of Lianyungang. Changhe street is within 10km from Shanghai Hangzhou Ningbo Expressway and Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, with convenient external transportation; Hangzhou Metro Line 1, which will be opened in 2012, will cross the territory, and metro lines 5 and 6 are planned to cross the street area.

Historical evolution

In the early Song Dynasty (960-977), the main channel of Qiantang River entered the sea from the south gate, and the river flowed eastward along xijiangtang and Beihai Tang. Outside the xijiangtang, there were "rivers and masts". In 978, Changhe and Xixing counties were established in the third year of the Taiping rejuvenation of the state in the Northern Song Dynasty. They are called Xiaxiao Township, and there are Li under them. Changhe is changheli of Xiaxiao Township, but Changhe sandy land is a part of Qiantang River. In 1279, xiaxiaoxiang was renamed "Sandu" and Changhe "Tu".

During the reign of emperor Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1367), Wukou invaded the Changhe River and was destroyed by the collapse of the Changhe River in the middle of the Ming Dynasty (1368) In the 32nd year of Wanli (1604), he came to be a Jinshi in the clan. Later, he was a minister of rites and a Bachelor of cabinet. Changhe has "nine halls and thirteen halls" and other famous buildings.

In the early Qing Dynasty (1616-1636), the Qiantang River flowed into the sea from the north gate, the north of the river collapsed, the south of the river silted up and became a large area of sand, so it was called "Nansha". In the early years of Daoguang (1821), Tang Jinzhao, the Minister of rites, built xijiangtang, and Changhe no longer collapsed. In the second year of Xuantong (1910), the capital and map were withdrawn, and the district and township system were established.

In 1926, the first provincial highway in Zhejiang Province, Xiaoshao highway (from Jiangbian to Shaoxing), was opened. In 1928, laibaokun went to Moscow to participate in the Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China. In the same year, the first Wharf in Zhejiang Province was built by Jiangbian. In 1930, the construction of Hangjiang railway was started. In 1934, changheli was a town of Changhe, with Jiangbian in sand In 1940, Japanese invaders captured Changhe. In 1949, Changhe was liberated.

In May 1949, Changhe was liberated and Changhe district was established. The governments of Changhe Town, Laojiang, Xinjiang, Qianjiang, Guanshan and Shanhe townships were established in Changhe. In 1952, the movement of mutual assistance and cooperation was carried out. In 1955, primary and senior cooperatives were established in all villages of Changhe. In 1958, people's commune was implemented and "Changhe people's commune" was established in Changhe. In 1958, the people's communization movement began, and Changhe people's commune was set up. Each high-level commune was renamed "production brigade". At that time, Changhe governed Jiangyi, jianger, Jiangsan, Changyi, huayuanzhou, in front of ancestral hall, shangxinmiao, changer, zhangjiali, and Changsan. In 1968, Changhe and Shanhe merged into Changhe commune, which governed Jiangyi, jianger, Jiangsan, Changyi, changer, Changsan (Changhe) Shanyi, shansan (zhangjiacun), Hongwei (tangjiajing), Hongqi (tangziyan), Wuxing (fujiashi), Dongfeng (Tangjiaqiao) brigade and Changhe street have formed the current pattern of Changhe since then.

In 1984, Changhe commune was renamed Changhe township. In 1985, Changhe Town was renamed Changhe Town. In 2003, Changhe Town was renamed Changhe street. In 1996, with the approval of the provincial government, Puyan, Changhe and Xixing towns, which were then subordinate to Xiaoshan City, were assigned to Xihu District of Hangzhou city from May 1. On May 24, Donghu, Duhu and Hutou chensan villages in Xixing town were still under the jurisdiction of Xiaoshan City, belonging to Chengxiang town. Before the zoning adjustment, the area of Xiaoshan City was 1492.26 square kilometers, and the area of three towns was 72.04 square kilometers, accounting for 4.8% of the whole city. After the adjustment, the actual area of Xiaoshan City was 1420.22 square kilometers. The fourth boundary of Xiaoshan City is Shaoxing County in the East. Fuyang City and Binjiang District in the West. There is a boundary between Zhuji and the south. The northwest boundary is Binjiang District of Hangzhou city. Jianggan District, Yuhang District and Haining City are bounded in the north.

On December 12, 1996, a new Binjiang District was established in Hangzhou, which is composed of three towns: Xixing, Changhe and Puyan. In 2000, Binjiang District governed three towns. According to the fifth census, the total population of the region is 115887, including 28265 in Xixing Town, 42739 in Changhe Town and 44883 in Puyan town. In 2001, Puyan town of Binjiang District abolished the Puyan residential area and the family Committee of Longshan Chemical Plant, and newly built Xinpu and Zhijiang communities; Xixing town abolished Xixing No.1, Xixing No.2, Xixing No.3 and Xixing No.4 residential areas, and newly built Xiling and hydropower communities; Changhe Town abolished Changhe No.1, Changhe No.2, Changhe No.3 and Changhe No.4 residential areas, and newly built Tiangong and Zhongxing communities.

On November 18, 2003, zhezhenghan No. 191 approved the adjustment of the administrative division of Binjiang District in Hangzhou: the organizational system of Xixing Town, Changhe Town and Puyan town in Binjiang District of Hangzhou was abolished, and the administrative region was directly under the jurisdiction of Binjiang District government. Within this scope, the adjustment and establishment of several sub district offices shall be handled by Hangzhou City in accordance with relevant regulations. December 3, 2003 hangzhenghan No. 170 reply: the offices of Xixing street, Changhe street and Puyan street in Binjiang District will be set up, with the same location, jurisdiction area and boundary as the original towns. Changhe Town was removed from the town on December 16, 2003.

By the end of 2009, Changhe sub district office was located at 18 Changjiang Road, with an area of 30.42 square kilometers and a zip code of 310052. It has jurisdiction over 6 administrative villages and 9 communities, and plans to build Jingdu and Yueming communities. On December 16, 2003, the town was removed and the street was built.

Demographic change

In 2000, according to the fifth census, the population of Changhe Town was 42739.

according to

Main data bulletin of the sixth national population census in 2010 in Binjiang District, Hangzhou

Data to

00:00, November 1, 2010

As the standard time point, the permanent resident population of Binjiang District in Hangzhou is

319000

Compared with 115900 people in the fifth national population census at 0:00 on November 1, 2000, 203100 people have increased in the past ten years, an increase of 175.24%, and an annual average increase of 20300 people, an increase of 10.65%. Among them,

Changhe Street

Permanent population

106800 people

Compared with the fifth national census in 2000, the permanent resident population of Changhe Street increased by 64000,

In 2010, the total population was 106759.

cultural heritage

Changhe has a long history. The cultural relics unearthed from fujiashi and tangziyan have been inhabited as early as the Neolithic age. In ancient times, it was the place of Yue. Since the Zhou and Qin Dynasties, it belonged to Kuaiji county. Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it has been Yongxing County of Yue State. In the third year of Taiping Xingguo (978 A.D.) of Northern Song Dynasty, there was a township system, called Xiaxiao township. The Ming and Qing Dynasties belonged to Xiaoshan County, Shaoxing Prefecture, followed by the Republic of China. After 1949, Xiaoshan was designated as a county of Hangzhou city and Changhe as a town of Xiaoshan county.

There are still the provincial key cultural relics protection unit "Yuewang city" site, Hangzhou municipal key cultural relics protection - "Guanshan Temple site" and the "nine halls and thirteen halls" ancient architectural complex site showing the ancient dignitaries. At present, there are Shanyi ecological village, Baima Lake and Guanshan scenic spot with global "500 best ecological environment". The water area of Baima Lake is under construction as an ecological creative city. Shanyi village of Changhe street was named one of the world's top 500 environmental and ecological protection villages by the United Nations.

The tide of the Qianjiang River breeds the hot land of the Changhe River, and the clear milk spring nurtures the people of the Changhe river for generations. Changhe is a land of outstanding people. Tang Jinzhao, a scholar from Dongge University in the Ming Dynasty, a scholar who co sponsored the University in the Qing Dynasty, Lai Baokun, a representative of the Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and Lai Xinxia, a famous scholar, Qian Weimin, Wu Guanxing, Lai Guangxian and so on, all grew up in this land. The spring breeze of reform and opening up is blowing to the South Bank of Qianjiang River. The people of Changhe carry forward the spirit of "not willing to lag behind, have the courage to be the first", emancipate the mind and keep pace with the times, so that the appearance of the ancient town has undergone earth shaking changes, the national economy has developed rapidly, social undertakings have made all-round progress, and people's living standards have been continuously improved. Changhe Town has successively won the laurels of top 100 towns in Zhejiang Province, advanced sports town in Zhejiang Province, advanced unit of comprehensive management of social security in Zhejiang Province, strong economic town in Hangzhou City, pearl of the East China Sea town in Hangzhou City, Party committee of six good towns in Hangzhou City, and best health village in Hangzhou city.