Xinxing Town, Tinghu District, Yancheng City

Xinxing town

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Xinxing town is located in the north suburb of Yancheng City, Chuanchang River, directly connected with the urban area. It is one of the satellite market towns in the urban area. Xinxing Town, a big salt boiling town in ancient times, was named Xinxing town because it was established later than Liuzhuang farm, Baiju farm and Wuyou farm. It was called Xinxing town in Ming Dynasty.

Historical evolution

From 758 to Song Dynasty, Xinxing was one of the nine salt farms supervised by Yancheng. Xinxing is named Xinxing because its establishment is later than the nearby Liuzhuang, Baiju and Wuyou, and its prosperity exceeds the above. In Ming Dynasty, there was a department of salt division, which was called Xinxing town because of its prosperous salt industry and commerce. In Ming Dynasty, there was a department of salt division, which was called Xinxing town because of its prosperous salt industry and commerce. In the sixth year of Tiansheng in the Song Dynasty (1028), due to the sharp reduction of salt tax, nine pavilions were merged into seven, and Xinxing was still one of the seven.

General situation of villages and towns

The total population of the town is nearly 60000, and the total social area is 55.6 square kilometers. The town has 1 office, 13 administrative villages and 2 neighborhood committees. New location advantage is obvious, convenient transportation. Chuanchang River and Tongyu river run through the north and south, and 204 National Highway, Yanjing Nanjing Expressway and Xinchang railway crisscross. The north railway passenger station, freight station, tongyuhe harbor, national grain depot, means of production company warehouse, oil depot of Petroleum Company, national cotton reserve warehouse, 220kV substation and other units are located in the town.

Honors

On July 29, 2020, Xinxing town was named as national health township (county) in 2017-2019 cycle by National Patriotic Health Campaign Committee.