Yingshan Township, Zherong County, Ningde City, Fujian Province

Yingshan Township

Yingshan township is located in the northwest of the county, 119 ° 49 ′ 09 ″ E and 27 ° 16 ′ 18 ″ n. It is bounded by Longxi and Chengjiao Township in the East, Shangbaishi town and Fankeng Township in Fu'an in the west, Chuping Township in the south, Shiyang town and Guihu town in Taishun County, Zhejiang Province across Jiaoxi River in the north. It is about 1.6 km wide from east to west and 4.5 km wide from north to south, with a total area of 52.59 square kilometers. It is known as "Jiming, two provinces and three counties".

On June 29, 2020, it will be included in the list of provincial rural governance demonstration towns.

General situation of villages and towns

Yingshan township has 14 administrative villages (including 56 natural villages) and 86 villager groups. Most of them are distributed in the valley and hillside, remote and scattered, with small population density, poor economy and backward village construction. In October 1979, the Township People's government moved from Yingshan village to ronghuacuo.

By 1990, the total construction area of the township was 8600 square meters, and the per capita housing at the end of the year was 11.6 square meters. According to the fourth national census in 1990, there are 1675 households in the township, including 36 she people. Township resident 760 meters above sea level, 20 kilometers away from the county.

administrative division

350926206: ~ 201 Yingshan village ~ 202 wangshe village ~ 203 Hejiashan village ~ 204 ganghouping village ~ 205 Banling village ~ 206 Lijiashan village ~ 207 Fengyang village ~ 208 tiantouyang village ~ 209 guan'an village ~ 210 Shangzhai village ~ 211 xiongzhuang village ~ 212 Lingtou village ~ 213 Hualing village ~ 214 shigulan village

Historical evolution

Yingshan was once known as yeshakeng and yingdoukeng. In 1934, during the period of xiadingtai County Soviet government, there were 13 village Soviet governments, including tiantouyang District Soviet government, yingdoukeng and guan'an Township Soviet government, Dongping, heheheyang (now Fengyang), xiongzhuang, shigulan, Lijiashan, fujiashan, Hejiashan, ganghou, youmachuo, Hualing, Shangzhai, fengqigang and Banling. At the low tide of the revolution, Hualing's natural village at the foot of the mountain was once the seat of xiadingtai central county Party committee. During the reign of the Kuomintang, yingdoukeng Township and yingdoukeng Bao were set up in 24-28 of the Republic of China. In the 32nd year of the Republic of China, yingdou kengbao was changed to Yingshan Bao, and the name of Yingshan began from then on. In June 1950, the county people's government abolished the Baojia system, and Yingshan Bao was renamed Yingshan township. After communization, it became Yingshan people's commune. In October 1984, the commune was abolished and the township system was restored to Yingshan township.

Honor record

On June 29, 2020, it will be included in the list of provincial rural governance demonstration towns.