Pan Feng Xiang, Pan'an County, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province

Panfeng Township

Panfeng Township belongs to Pan'an County, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province. It is located in the southeast of the county, donglianweixin Township, and the Skynet Office of Gaoer Township and Renchuan town in the south. It is adjacent to Yunshan Office of Shuangfeng Township and Anwen town in the West and Dapan town in the north. Township People's government resident Panfeng (300), 41 km away from the county. Bamboo and wood, medicinal materials, mushrooms are the main agricultural products.

In February 2018, the provincial government agreed to abolish the organizational system of Panfeng Township, Weixin Township and Gaoer Township, and merge to establish a new Panfeng township. After the adjustment, the new Panfeng Township governs 33 administrative villages, and the township government is located in Shaxi village.

Historical evolution

The name of the township is named after its location at the southern foot of the towering peaks of Dapan mountain. Panfeng township was set up in 1932, the original site of beech Creek. In 1934, it was changed to Houge. Liberated in December 1949, the Township People's government was established. In 1954, the Township People's government moved to Zhangcun. Zhangcun, formerly known as Zhangcun, was inhabited by the Zhangs in ancient times. Therefore, in the late Ming Dynasty, Chen's family was destroyed and moved out, and the villa was transferred to Chen's family. Since then, the name of the village has been changed into Zhangcun. In ancient times, it belonged to neili township of Yongkang county. After the reign of Chunxi in Song Dynasty (1174-1189), neili township was changed into Xiaoyi Township, which was called xiantaili 47th capital of Xiaoyi township. In 1934, Xiaoyi township was divided into three townships: Cuifeng (Zhuangji), Wumei (Shenze) and Panfeng (Guichuan, today's Zhixi). In 1954, the original Panfeng township was divided into four townships: Panfeng (Zhangcun), Gaoer (Zhixi), Houge (Houge) and Weixin (dingbutou). In September 1958, it was called Panfeng management area (brigade) of Panshan commune. In 1961, it was established as Panfeng commune in Panshan district. In 1963, it was renamed Panfeng Township, belonging to Panshan district. In 1992, the establishment of the district was abolished and it was a township directly under the county.

Major events since reform and opening up

In 1984, the Dalu reservoir expansion project was completed, with a dam height of 30 meters and a storage capacity of 1022000 cubic meters. In 1986, it won the title of national advanced family planning collective. In 1989, a high-voltage line was set up to supply power 24 hours a day. In 1990, the Dalu reservoir power station was connected to the grid. In 1991, the new outpatient building of township health center was completed. In 1992, the new office building of the Township People's government was completed and relocated. In 1996, it opened program-controlled telephone; invested 170000 yuan to open cable TV, and received 8 Cable TV programs; invested more than 800000 yuan to build a new teaching building of Township Central School; Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Li Zemin personally inscribed the name of the school; widened and reconstructed the 3.5km highway from Shaxikou to Zhixi.

Cultural relics

Zhuxi, the Southern School of Kongs in Wuzhou

In the third year of song Jianyan (1129), Jin soldiers invaded the south, and Kong Lin was harassed. The 48th generation of Confucius' sun Kong Duan Gong (a review of Dali Temple) and his elder brother Yan Shenggong led the Emperor Gaozong of Song Dynasty to the south. Kong Duanyou settled in Xi'an (belonging to Quzhou) and was the southern Zong of Quzhou. Kong Duangong lived in chuchuan, where he settled because of his father's death, so he became the Southern Sect of Wuzhou. During the reign of song Bao? Years (1253-1258), the imperial court granted Quzhou Nanzong an example to establish a holy temple in front of Xingtan Academy on the South Bank of Zhichuan. From the Yuan Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty (1335-1340), the holy temple was repaired. In the 24th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1392), it was repaired together. In the 11th year of Hongzhi (1498), the two departments of Huli of the imperial court sent a letter to Zhang Zhiwu, the county magistrate of Yongkang, the leading Committee of Zhejiang's political envoy. It was destroyed in the early years of the Republic of China. Later, one Kongshi temple was rebuilt as a key cultural relic protection unit at the county level.