Dongsheng Street, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province

Dongsheng Street

Dongsheng Street belongs to Shuangliu District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, bordering on the southwest of Chengdu. It is the seat of Shuangliu district government and the satellite city of Chengdu.

It covers an area of 52.8 square kilometers and has 25 communities under its jurisdiction. In March 2020, the street management service population will be about 500000.

In September 2019, Dongsheng sub district office was awarded the title of national model collective of national unity and progress.

Historical evolution

Dongsheng Street, as the seat of Shuangliu district Party committee and government, has been the seat of the county since the first year of Renshou in Sui Dynasty (601). After several changes of name, it was successively called Chenghui, Chengxiang, Chengzhong District, Zhongxin town and Chengguan town.

Dongsheng, originally just the name of a small bridge on the edge of the old city. The bridge was named after the rising sun when it was laying its foundation. The location of the bridge is probably at the intersection of Shuangliu market and Chuanzang road. Its administrative village was also named Dongsheng Village because of the bridge.

Dongsheng township: it was called Shuanghua Township before and after liberation, and changed its name to Central Township in 1957; Central People's commune was established in 1958; it was under the jurisdiction of Wenjiang County in 1959 and merged with Yongfu commune and Chengguan town to form Shuangliu commune; in 1962, the two counties were separated and changed into central commune, which was renamed as Tuanjie commune in 1972 because of the same sound as Zhongxing commune in Huayang. In 1983, the county implemented the "separation of government and society", and the United commune was renamed Dongsheng township. The reason is that the government office was located in Dongsheng Village.

Xuantong three years (1911), inside and outside the county once called Chengxiang, set up Chenghui.

In 1937, it was renamed Chengxiang Lianbao.

In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), it changed its name to central town and set up a town office.

It was renamed Chengguan town in 1957.

In 1992, Dongsheng township, Yongfu Township and Chengguan town were abolished, and Dongsheng town of Shuangliu County was merged.

On May 30, 1996, with the approval of Sichuan Provincial People's government, the administrative divisions of Tongjiang, Jinhua, Jiujiang and Dongsheng towns were adjusted. The seven villages of Gaolin, Jinxing, Longqiao, Shuanghe, Yingchun, rongshousi and Shuanggui under the jurisdiction of Jinhua town are under the jurisdiction of Dongsheng town.

In 2004, Dongsheng town was abolished and the sub district office management system was implemented.

In October 2014, Tianfu new area was promoted to a national level new area, and Dongsheng area is within the planning scope of Sichuan Tianfu new area.

In December 2019, according to the reply of Chengdu Municipal People's Government on approving Shuangliu district to adjust the administrative divisions of some towns (streets) (CFH [2019] No. 127), the administrative areas along the south side of airport expressway in Shuanggui community of Dongsheng Street and east of the center line of Airport South 4th Road, east of the center line of Airport South 4th Road in Luhao community and north of Dajian road are classified as xihanggang street Tao governs.

administrative division

By the end of 2018, Dongsheng Street has jurisdiction over 25 communities including Dongming, Baihe, zidongge, Guangdu, reception temple, yingchunqiao, Longqiao, Huayue street, Wudongqiao, Changxing, Luhao, Shuanggui, conggui, Tanghu, yiganqi, fengle, Yongfu, Puxian, Gemo, Qingtai, Huayuan, Yongle, shuangxiang, sanliba and Chengta. Dongsheng Street office is located at 212 Sanqiang West Road, Dongsheng Street.

geographical environment

Dongsheng Street connects xihanggang street and Wuhou District in the East, Huangjia street, Shengli town and Huangshui town in the south, Peng town in the West and Jiujiang street in the north. In 2018, Dongsheng sub district has a land area of 53.2 square kilometers, including 36 square kilometers of built-up area and 1.45 square kilometers of cultivated land.

In 2020, Dongsheng Street covers an area of 52.8 square kilometers, with 25 communities under its jurisdiction.

population

By the end of 2018, Dongsheng Street had 396 thousand and 400 permanent residents and 187 thousand and 500 registered residence population. In 2018, the birth rate is 12 ‰, and the natural growth rate is 9 ‰.

In 2020, Dongsheng Street will manage and serve about 500000 people.

Politics

By the end of 2018, Dongsheng sub district office has 13 administrative departments, including comprehensive department, audit department, urban and rural planning office, commission for Discipline Inspection, supervision office, comprehensive management office, economic development department, work safety management office, environmental protection department, planning and construction management department, social affairs and family planning Department, finance office and community management service center.

Secretary of Dongsheng sub district Party Working Committee: Liu Guangtao (took office in October 2018); director of Dongsheng sub district office: Liu Guangtao (left office in October 2018).

Economics

In 2018, Dongsheng Street achieved a total of 3.689 billion yuan of full-scale industrial and commercial tax, 10.38 billion yuan of total industrial output value, 190 million yuan of fixed asset investment, 200 million yuan of foreign exchange earned by foreign trade export, 12.35 billion yuan of total retail sales of social consumer goods, 45140 yuan of per capita disposable income of urban residents and 27478 yuan of per capita disposable income of farmers.

social undertakings

education

In 2018, Dongsheng Street completed the reconstruction of Yingchun kindergarten's rainwater and sewage pipe network connected to the municipal network management network, completed the expansion of Qingtai kindergarten, Yongfu primary school, and land delivery of Huayuan primary school, and reviewed 1134 children of migrant workers.

social security

In 2018, Dongsheng Street issued 30000 yuan of home flexible employment subsidies for the disabled, 3175000 yuan of old age subsidies, 18310 yuan of severe disability subsidies and major disease insurance; carried out 5 basic level cultural business knowledge training, carried out 1 phase of vocational skills training for the disabled (Chinese cookers), organized 12 cultural performances of "one town, one feature, one month stage" and carried out the municipal cultural activities The public welfare training of folk art has 414 class hours, with more than 2750 trainees.

traffic

Shuangliu International Airport, the largest airport in Southwest China, is located in the territory. Wuhou Avenue, Chengdu Fourth Ring Road, chengshuang Avenue, Chengle Dajian Road, airport express, shuangwen Road, Shuangchong road and Shuanghua road run through it. Chengdu Kunming railway and Chengdu Ya'an Expressway run by it. The communities and village roads in the street form a network, extending in all directions. Metro Line 3, Metro Line 10 and metro line 12 run through. The great leap forward development of Chengdu and the city's southeast migration have enhanced the radiation to Dongsheng town; around Dongsheng Town, the development of Southwest Airport Development Zone, Mumashan Development Zone and eight market towns, such as Jiujiang, Huangshui and Wenxing, constitute the urban community in the north of Shuangliu. Dongsheng town has played a more important role in the aggregation and radiation of urban elements. Dongsheng town is located in Shuangliu County, 10 kilometers away from Chengdu. Shuangliu International Airport is located in the territory, (4) Sichuan Tibet highway, airport expressway, Chengdu Leshan Dajian Road, Chengdu Ring Road, Shuangliu Wenjiang Road, Shuangliu Chongzhou road and Shuangliu Huayang Road cross the town, Chengdu Kunming railway and Chengdu Ya'an Expressway pass by the town. The road network of towns and villages is sound, extending in all directions.

Honorary title

The provincial garden street, the provincial health Street and the provincial social security comprehensive management model street have been awarded the titles of "China's township star", "national best township", "national well-off model town" by the Ministry of civil affairs, and have the reputation of "the first town in Southwest China". In January 2008, it was rated as the national advanced unit of township management by the township Work Committee of China Social Work Association.