Chenguantun Town, Jinghai District, Tianjin

Chenguantun town

Chenguantun town is located in the south of Jinghai District, Tianjin, on both sides of the south canal, 38 ° 49 'n, 116 ° 54' e, 42.5 km away from Tianjin, and 12.5 km away from the urban area of Jinghai district.

It is adjacent to xizhaizhuang town in the East, Yanzhuang town in the west, tangguantun town in the South and Shuangtang town in the north, with an area of 92.5 square kilometers, 24 administrative villages and a permanent resident population of 30900 (2017). The town government is located in the north of chenguantun village.

evolution

The town was named after Chen Guantun. In the Qing Dynasty, Chen Guantun was set up to train, belonging to the South Road of Jinghai County. Chenguantun district was established in December 1949. In October 1952, it was renamed Jiuqu, and in August 1957, chenguantun township was built, all of which are located in chenguantun. In August 1958, chenguantun management area was established, belonging to GANGLONG commune. Chen Guantun commune was established in May 1961. Chen Guantun township was changed in July 1983 and Chen Guantun town in August 1988. In 1996, it covers an area of 92.5 square kilometers and has a population of 31000. It governs 24 administrative villages, including gaoze, lvguantun, zhangguantun, wangguantun, gaoguantun, dongdiaotai, Yijie, Erjie, Sanjie, nanchangtun, beichangtun, Yuancun, Tancun, xichangtun, Xiaoji, Pancun, Caocan, xiaodiaotai, zouzui, xidiaotai, Jizhuangzi, huxinzhuang, Xiaowa and Dawa. [2011 code and urban rural classification] 120223106: ~ 201220 gaoze village ~ 202220 luguantun village ~ 203220 zhangguantun village ~ 204220 wangguantun village ~ 205220 gaoguantun village ~ 206220 dongdiaotai village ~ 207122 Yijie village ~ 208122 Erjie village ~ 209121 Sanjie village ~ 210220 nanchangtun village ~ 211220 beichangtun village ~ 212220 Yuan village ~ 213220 Tan Village ~ 214200 xichangtun village ~ 215220 Xiaoji village ~ 216220 ***

Traffic situation

Beijing Hangzhou Grand Canal, Beijing Shanghai Expressway, Beijing Shanghai railway, 104 national highway running through the north and south of the town, Dachen highway running through the East and west of the town, with the exit of Beijing Shanghai Expressway, the geographical location is superior and the transportation is convenient.

History and culture

Chenguantun Town, with a long history, is the birthplace of winter cuisine in Tianjin. The site of dongpingshu County, a cultural relic protection unit in Tianjin, is located in xidiaotai village. In the Western Han Dynasty, it was once set up in Shuxian County, Dongping, 400 meters northwest of xidiaotai village. In 982 and 993, diaotai village and paddy field were set up in Northern Song Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, chenguantun granary was built in 1746 on the East Bank of the canal.

geographical environment

The town is flat and low-lying, with wanjuntao depression in the East and Gucheng depression in the West. In history, the soil is salty and alkaline, with nine floods in ten years. After 1963, we carried out water conservancy supporting projects and basically solved the threat of drought, flood and alkali. The town has 72774 mu of arable land, 2.5 mu of agriculture per capita, mainly producing wheat, corn and cabbage. In 2008, the total grain output was 25747 tons.

Economic overview

Agriculture mainly includes food crops, vegetables and animal husbandry. There are 276 industrial enterprises with 8000 employees in the town, with a total assets of 500 million yuan, including 8 enterprises with annual sales revenue of more than 5 million yuan. It has formed an industrial system of 12 categories, including chemical products, metal materials, metal casting, electroplating, plastic products, paper products, electronic products, food, clothing, woodwork, brick making and beverage. Among them, chemical products, metal products and vegetable seasoning are the three pillar industries of the town. Chenguantun town's "Great Wall brand" Zhejiang vinegar and "Great Wall brand" winter vegetables are exported to more than 20 countries and regions such as Southeast Asia.