Changying District, Chaoyang District, Beijing Municipality

Changying District

Changying district (District Office) belongs to Chaoyang District of Beijing. It is the only ethnic minority Township in the suburbs of Beijing. In 2001, it was included in the construction scope of green isolated area by the municipal government. It is located in the east of the District, 12.4km away from Ritan Park. It is adjacent to dengjiayao village in Tongzhou District in the East, Huangqu village in Pingfang Township in the west, Guanzhuang Township in the south, louzizhuang Township and Dongba Township in the north. It covers an area of 9.3 square kilometers and has a permanent population of 128091 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 11 communities and 10 administrative villages. The office is located in the north of Changying national home. Guanzhuang road passes through. There are ancient mosques built in Zhengde period of Ming Dynasty.

geographical position

Located in the east of Chaoyang District, Beijing, 12.4km away from Ritan Park.

It borders dengjiayao village in Tongzhou District in the East, Guanzhuang Township in the south, Pingfang Township in the west, Jinzhan township and Dongba Township in the north, and Guanzhuang Township and Sanjianfang Township in the periphery.

Historical evolution

In the early Ming Dynasty, Chang Yuchun, a general, attacked the Yuan Dynasty in the north. He once stationed troops in the countryside and set up a camp, which was called Changying. Later, he became a Hui settlement.

Before 1958, it was a township under the jurisdiction of Tongxian county. In 1958, it was assigned to Chaoyang commune of Chaoyang District. In 1959, it belonged to Shuangqiao commune. In 1983, it was changed to a township.

In 1996, Changying Hui nationality township covers an area of 8.8 square kilometers and has a population of 9000, of which 50% are Hui nationality. It has jurisdiction over Wuliqiao, Gongzhufen, dongshilibu, Changying No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4, No.5, No.7 10 administrative villages and Changying Township and Changying Yiju 2 neighborhood committees.

In December 2002, the 147th mayor's office meeting agreed to set up a regional office in Changying Hui nationality township, implementing the system of "one set of people, two brands". At the same time, Changying Hui nationality township (Regional Office) was renamed Changying Hui nationality township (Regional Office). The office is located in the west of North Road of Changying village, covering an area of 9.62 square kilometers, with a population of 19000, and has jurisdiction over Changying first, Changying second and Changying There are 10 administrative villages in Changying third, Changying fourth, Changying fifth, Changying sixth, Changying seventh, Shilipu, Wuliqiao and thatched cottage.

In 2008, it has jurisdiction over 6 communities and 10 administrative villages.

administrative division

In 2011, it has jurisdiction over 11 communities and 10 administrative villages.

[2011 code and urban rural classification] 110105033:

Huiwanhong community

003111 xinzhaojiayuan community

~ 004111 Wanxiang Xintian community

~ 005111 Changying ethnic home community

~ 006111 lianxinyuan community

~ 007111 apple pie community

~ 008111 Changying Fudi community

~ 009111 Changxin Sunshine Community

~ 010111 Changying poly community

~ 011111 lijingyuan community

~ 012111 zhuxinjiayuan community

200123 the first village of Changying

~ 201123 the second village of Changying

~ 202123 the third village of Changying

~ 203123 the fourth village of Changying

~ 204123 the fifth village of Changying

205123 the sixth village of Changying

~ 206123 the seventh village of Changying

207123 Shilibao Village

Wuliqiao village, 208123

~ 209123 Caofang Village

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Regional characteristics

Changying Hui nationality township is located in the east of Chaoyang District. It is the only minority nationality township in Beijing suburb and Beijing green isolated area. It belongs to the CBD Dingfuzhuang international media corridor. In 2000, it was integrated into the construction scope of Beijing green isolated area. In 2008, it completed the task of overall demolition and resettlement, and fully implemented the urban community management system. There is a "Changying mosque" with a history of more than 500 years. It was built in the Zhengde period of Zhu houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of Ming Dynasty. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Chaoyang District. Changying park is famous for its Ginkgo biloba and has become a famous tourist attraction in Beijing in autumn.

Units under jurisdiction

school

Beijing College of political science and law administration, Beijing school for nationalities, Beijing new education experimental school, Beijing Zhongde school, Baoli branch of Chenjinglun middle school, Beijing Chaoyang District Second Experimental Primary School (branch Beichen campus)

hospital

Changying Community Health Service Center

park

Changying Park, Changying Park poly Park, Changying Park Changxin Park

Pension institutions

Beijing Hengchun senior apartment

Cultural venues

Changying cultural and Sports Center, Changying Park petal square, lijingyuan leisure and cultural square, lianxinyuan leisure and cultural square, poly Park Cultural Square; 11 community cultural activity rooms, 7 community Yimin bookstore (national home, lianxinyuan, Vientiane Xintian, xinzhaojiayuan, huiwanhong, apple pie), Changying regional library