Feiying street, Wuxing District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Feiying Street

Feiying street is a street under the jurisdiction of Wuxing District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It is located in the middle and north of Huzhou City. There are seven roads such as Renmin Road, North Street, Huancheng North Road and Yimin Road, and 56 lanes such as Zicheng lane, tahia street and mianfosi street, which crisscross and connect.

brief introduction

It is bounded by Yuehe street in the East, camel bridge in the south, Aishan street in the north, longxigang and Baique Township in the west, and Longquan street in the north. It covers an area of about 1.5 square kilometers. There are 6621 households, 31621 people (2010), the vast majority of them are Han people from Jiangsu and Zhejiang ethnic groups, and there are a few Hui, Manchu, she, Bai and other ethnic groups.

history

In the early days after the founding of the people's Republic of China: the jurisdiction belongs to Aishan town. 1951: the fourth town was established in May. 1954: renamed fourth street. 1958: it was merged with the fifth street to form the "Fifth Street". 1962: it is still separated from the "Fifth Street" and called the fourth street. 1970: renamed "Red Star Street". 1971: renamed fourth street. 1981: it was renamed Feiying street in the city's geographical name survey. In the territory of the monument Feiying tower because of the name.

administrative division

Feiying Street governs: TA Xia street community, Ji Shan four community, Zhu Cui yuan community, Ji Shan community, Qiang Hao Li community, Yu Jia Yang community, Xinhua yuan community and Mi hang Street community.

street

There are seven roads including Renmin Road, North Street, Huancheng North Road, Yimin Road and 56 lanes including Zicheng lane, tahia street, mianfosi street. Renmin Road is one of the main streets in Huzhou. It runs through the center of the city. It starts from the north gate of the city and points to the west side of Luotuo bridge. It connects with Hongqi Road. It crosses the bridge and connects with the East Street and connects with the North Street in the East. The road was built in 1958. On the basis of the narrow streets of Taihe square, queganxia and bawangmen street, the old houses on the east side were demolished and the ancient Yunliang river was filled. It is 1193 meters long and 2 meters wide 4 meters. The south section of the road is the business district. The former bawangmen street in the north section of Renmin Road is the bawangmen street in the north main gate of Huzhou City. According to the records of Huzhou Prefecture in Wanli of Ming Dynasty. "Bawang Temple of Western Chu was built in Bianshan mountain in the north of the county. It was named Xiangwang temple to worship feather. At the end of Liang Tianjian (502-519 AD), the eunuch Xiao Chen was first built in the north of the state. Today, there is a temple in Fengsheng gate of the county, which is called ribawang temple. Its gate is called Bawang gate." The name of bawangmen is still used today. The temple was destroyed long ago without any remains. North Street is an ancient street in Huzhou. It starts from Linhu bridge near humenwai in the north, connects with Huancheng North Road, and extends southwest to luotuoqiaotu. It is 702 meters in length and 6 meters in width. It is divided into three sections: upper, middle and lower. In 1966, it was renamed Gongnong Road during the cultural revolution. Before the founding of the people's Republic of China, the old stone pavement was rough. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, the asphalt pavement was paved, which is the main street and business district of the city. North Ring Road used to be a city wall base in the northeast of old Huzhou. Before the founding of the people's Republic of China, the city wall collapsed and blocked traffic. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, the demolished city walls were demolished, the roadbed was leveled, the stones were paved, and the asphalt was poured to form a flat Avenue. Gongyuan road was formerly known as Zicheng lane. Huzhou government was originally Huzhou Zicheng. According to the records of Huzhou Prefecture in Tongzhi edition of the Qing Dynasty, "Tongji of Zicheng was the hometown of Xiang Wang in Qin Dynasty.". At the end of Qin Dynasty, Xiang Liang, the general of Chu, was stationed in Wu. When he occupied Huzhou, the city was built and demolished, but the Zicheng lane was still used in the north of the site. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, it was changed into Park Road.

Historical Site

Fu Temple

Huzhou temple, namely Town God's Temple, Huzhou, was built in Ming Hongwu for two years (1369), and Jingtai was renovated in five years (1454). In 1474, Lao Yue was appointed the magistrate of Huzhou and rebuilt it. After that, it was rebuilt many times. After the revolution of 1911, when the warlords were separated, they planned to demolish it, and the people strove to change it into "Laogong Temple". When Lao Yue was in the lake, he compiled Huzhou Fu Zhi, and made great contributions to commemorate Lao Yue. The main hall still exists, retaining the architectural style of Ming Dynasty.

Feiying tower

Feiying tower is a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level. There are two towers inside and outside. The inner stone tower was built in Xiantong period of Tang Dynasty (860-874 AD), and the outer brick and wood tower was built in Kaibao period of early Song Dynasty (968-976 AD). The pagoda is 7-story octagonal, with a height of more than 30 meters. It has corridors and escalators. It can go up to the top of the pagoda. It looks at Taihu Lake in the north, with a few sails. It can be seen clearly in the eyes. It overlooks the Daochang in the south, with many pagodas in the distance. On the left, there was Feiying pagoda courtyard, in which there was a giant Buddha lying horizontally. The street outside the courtyard was called mianfosi street, and the street in front of the pagoda was called tahia street.