Jiangnan street, Jiangzhou District, Chongzuo City, Guangxi

Jiangnan Street

Jiangnan street is located in Jiangzhou District, Chongzuo City, on the South Bank of Zuojiang river. It is the core part of Chongzuo City and Jiangzhou District, and the residence of Jiangzhou District government. It was established on October 26, 2012.

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brief introduction

Jiangnan street is located in Jiangzhou District, Chongzuo City, on the South Bank of Zuojiang river. It is the core part of Chongzuo City and Jiangzhou District, and the residence of Jiangzhou District government. It was established on October 26, 2012. The office is located in the teaching building of the advanced education school in Jiangzhou District, with jurisdiction over Xinmin community, Yanshan community, Chengxi community, Zhongdu community, and seven villages (communities) including Quxian village, Dacun village and Changchang village. It covers an area of 68.6 square kilometers and has a population of 56450.

The origin of the name

Jiangnan street is named for its location on the South Bank of Zuojiang river

Historical evolution

1. Before the establishment of streets, the area under its jurisdiction belonged to the former Taiping town of Jiangzhou District. Since the Ming Dynasty, Taiping government has been established in Taiping town for more than 600 years. Since the establishment of Chongzuo City in 2003, Taiping Town, as the central city of Chongzuo City and the political, economic and cultural center of Jiangzhou District, has undertaken important responsibilities and made outstanding contributions in the city's economic and social development. 2. According to the spirit of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region People's government's reply on approval of administrative division adjustment of Taiping Town, Jiangzhou District, Chongzuo City (GZH [2012] No. 136) and Chongzuo City People's government's reply on approval of administrative division adjustment of Taiping Town, Jiangzhou District (GZH [2012] No. 104), Jiangzhou District abolished Taiping Town and established Taiping, Jiangnan and shijinglin sub district offices The Ministry of justice. Jiangnan sub district office is located in the teaching building of Jiangzhou District advanced education school. It has jurisdiction over Xinmin community, Yanshan community, Chengxi community, Zhongdu community, and seven villages (communities) including Quxian village, Dacun village and Changchang village. It covers an area of 68.6 square kilometers and has a population of 56450

administrative division

Xinmin community Yanshan community Chengxi community Zhongdu community Quxian village Dacun village Changchang Village

famous scenery

Guilong pagoda, also known as Zuojiang slanting pagoda, is one of the eight slanting pagodas in the world. It stands on the stone island in Zuojiang. It was built by Li Youmei, the magistrate of Ming Dynasty, in the first year of Tianqi (1621). At that time, it had three stories. In 1629, Xu Yue, the magistrate of Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, added two stories to form a five story brick pagoda. The diameter of the bottom of the pagoda is 5 meters, the height of the pagoda is 18.28 meters, and the body of the pagoda is octagonal. There are eight eaves on each side of the pagoda, and a bronze bell is hung at each corner of the eaves. The spiral brick ladder inside the tower is twisted anticlockwise to the top floor, and people walk on the stairs, with a strong inclination. According to the measurement, the inclination of the tower body is 1.42 meters horizontally, with an inclination of 4 ° 24 ′ 46 ", which is known as one of the world's largest inclined towers. According to experts' research, the pagoda was carefully designed by craftsmen taking into account the wind force in the middle of the river, the foundation and other factors when building the pagoda. The pagoda has a stable structure and harmonious shape. Since its completion, although it has lasted for more than 300 years, it has been repeatedly washed by floods, exposed to the sun, wind and rain, and it still stands upright, which shows the brilliant construction technology of ancient Chinese people.