Qiaolin street, Pukou District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

Qiaolin Street

Qiaolin street belongs to Pukou District of Nanjing city. It is located in the southwest of Pukou District. It faces the main city of Nanjing across the river in the East, and borders Wujiang Town, Xingdian street and Jiangpu street in Hexian County in the south, West and North. There are Mingyin temple, Pingshan Zhao ancient cultural site, Ganzi hudun ancient cultural site, Changqiao buyue and other tourist attractions.

Qiaolin street is a key town in Jiangsu Province, a comprehensive planning demonstration town in Jiangsu Province, and a health town in Jiangsu Province. It was merged with Wujiang town in Pukou District after the original Qiaolin town was changed into a street. In ancient times, it was called Shiji Town. It was named because Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, lost Wujiang River and his wife Yu Ji committed suicide at the end of the bridge. Later, it was renamed Qiaolin town. In ancient times, it had ten names, such as "Changqiao Banyue", "Ming because of autumn" and "Liyuan Tingying" 2. Beautiful scenery.

In 2013, Qiaolin street, with a total area of 184.95 square kilometers, has jurisdiction over 12 communities and 11 villages, 277 residents (Village) groups, and a total population of 70375. The GDP of the region is 6.482 billion yuan, of which the added value of the primary industry is 617 million yuan, the added value of the secondary industry is 4.326 billion yuan, and the added value of the tertiary industry is 1.539 billion yuan.

Historical evolution

In the Shang and Zhou dynasties, Qiaolin belonged to Yangzhou. during the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, it was located in Dongcheng. the 13th year of King Ling of Zhou Dynasty (559 BC) belonged to Chu. In the 34th year of King Jing (486 BC), Fu Chai, king of Wu, began to pass through the Yangtze and Huaihe rivers, so he belonged to Wu. In the third year of the Yuan Dynasty (473 BC), Gou Jian, the king of Yue, defeated Wu and entered Yue. In 221 B.C., in the 26th year of the first emperor of Qin Dynasty, counties were under the jurisdiction of Wujiang Pavilion, Dongcheng County, Jiujiang county. In the fourth year of emperor Gaodi of Han Dynasty (203 BC), Jiujiang county was changed into Huainan state, belonging to wujiangting, Dongcheng County of Huainan state; in the later Han Dynasty, it belonged to wujiangting, Dongcheng County of xiapi state of Xuzhou. during the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to the eastern Wu Dynasty, which was actually the abandoned land on the border between Wu and Wei. In the sixth year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (285), Wujiang county was established, belonging to Wujiang County, Huainan County, Yangzhou. During the northern and Southern Dynasties, Emperor Liang Wu set up Jiangdu County, belonging to Wujiang County, Jiangdu County, Yangzhou. Emperor Wen of the Sui dynasty ruled the county by state, belonging to Wujiang County of Hezhou. in the Tang Dynasty, it was located in Wujiang County, Liyang county and Huainan road. in Song Dynasty, it belonged to Huainan West Road and Wujiang County of Liyang Prefecture. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Qiaolin was divided into townships and towns. Qiaolin was called Shiqi town. Lanhua and dougang were part of Baima Township and zunjiao township at that time. In 1085, Qiaolin town was Shiqi town in Wujiang county. In 1276-1284, it belonged to Wujiang County, Huaixi Jiangbei Road, Henan Province. In the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Wujiang County entered Hezhou Prefecture and was subordinate to Luzhou Prefecture. In 1376, Jiangpu County was set up and divided into townships and Li. Four townships and five towns, including Shiqi Town, zunjiao Township and Baima Township, are planned to enter Jiangpu County and belong to Tianfu. Qiaolin is Shiqi Town, and Lanhua and dougang are still Baima Township and zunjiao township at that time. in the market column of county annals in the seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1579), there is a record of "shiqiqiao". Every second, fifth, seventh and tenth day of the lunar calendar, farmers from the four townships come here to go to the market. "Qiaolin" means "Qiaoli". In 1645, it belonged to Nanxiang of Jiangpu County and Jiangning Prefecture of Jiangnan province. In 1726, there were shiqiaobao, Changshan village Bao, zunershangbao and zunershangbao in Nanxiang. In 1858, the capital of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was Nanjing. Hong Xiuquan changed Jiangpu County to Tianpu Province, and Qiaolin also belonged to it. Shiqi town was renamed Qiaolin town during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (around 1863). In 1864, Tianpu province was renamed Jiangpu County, and Qiaolin was named Nanxiang of Jiangpu County. In 1919, Qiaolin was a shiqiaoshi city. The next year, it was restored to shiqiqiao township. In 1929, the system of regional autonomy was implemented. Shiqi township was changed into Shiqi District (later changed into three districts), and it has jurisdiction over Qiaodong Town, Qiaoxi Town, Qiaobei Town, Zundong Township, zunxi Township, zunerxia Township, Changshan Township and gongzizhou township. There are also dougang Town, Xiaoyong Township, Shangchen Township, Daliu Township, jiuliantan Township, Sanyu Township and Lanchong Township in four districts. Under the township and town, there are Lu and Lin, with five households as one neighbor and five neighbors as one Lu. In 1934, the township was expanded and the town was merged, the system of Lu neighborhood was abolished, and the system of Bao Jia was implemented. Qiaodong Town, Qiaoxi town and Qiaobei town were merged into Qiaolin town. There are eight guarantees in Qiaolin Town, four in Changshan Township, six in Dongping Township, six in Baizi Township, eight in Beisan Township and six in Longgang township. In April 1938, the Kuomintang Jiangpu County Government (commonly known as the "western government") was established in sanhutang in the western part of the county, and later lived in eastern Anhui. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), Wang puppet Jiangpu County Government (commonly known as "east government") was established in the east gate of Puzhen, and Qiaolin puppet district government was established. In January 1943, the Wanbei Office of the Communist Party of China established Jiangpu Quanjiao office, which has jurisdiction over ten districts, including Qiaolin district (also known as Jiuhua district and Xinghu District). On August 15, 1945, the Japanese army surrendered unconditionally, the Wang puppet regime collapsed, the Chinese Communist regime withdrew from the north, and the Jiangpu County Government returned to power. Qiaolin is the third district of Jiangpu County. In March 1948, Dongping Township and gongzizhou Township were merged into Qiaolin Town, which was a county town under the jurisdiction of 8 Baojia. There are also some areas in Beisan Township, Longgang Township, Baizi Township and Jiuhua township. In February 1949, the East China Bureau of the Communist Party of China established the people's Government of Jiangpu County, which governs six districts, including Xinqiao district. In April of the same year, the whole territory of Jiangpu County was liberated, and the system of Baojia was abolished, with districts, townships and villages as the division units. There are Qiaolin Town, gongzizhou Township, Baisheng Township and Shili Township in Qiaolin Forest District, dougang Township in Xingdian district and Zhenxi Township in Pucheng district. At the end of April, the county government moved from shicunmiao to Qiaolin Town, and in June to Zhujiang town. In August, Xinqiao district was renamed as Qiaolin district. On December 2, the East China Bureau of the Communist Party of China put Jiangpu County under the jurisdiction of Nanjing city. Soon after, it was assigned to Chuxian special office of Wanbei administrative office. In May 1952, there were 67 representative districts in each township in Qiaolin area, including 6 in Qiaolin Town, 6 in Shili Township, 7 in Baian Township, 10 in Gongzi Township, 9 in dougang Township, 6 in Qita Township, 6 in Shuangmiao Township, 10 in Baisheng Township and 7 in Malou township. In January 1953, the Central People's government decided to transfer Jiangpu County from Anhui Province back to Jiangsu Province, temporarily belonging to Yangzhou special area. In March 1956, Gongzi Township, Malou Township, Baisheng Township, Zhenxi Township and Lindong Township were merged to form Lanhua township; Shili Township, Qita Township, dougang township (small township), Shuangmiao Township and Baian Township were merged to form dougang township. Each township has its own senior agricultural cooperatives. Qiaolin is a county town under the jurisdiction of two vegetable cooperatives, garden industry and Qixin. In August of the same year, Qiaolin town was a county town. In September 1958, Qiaolin town merged with Lanhua township to establish Hongzhuan people's commune (renamed Lanhua commune in 1961); dougang Township established Chaomei people's commune (renamed dougang commune in October of the same year). The commune has a production brigade and a production team. In 1961, Lanhua commune had 11 production teams including Shuangqiao, Bayi, Baisheng, Sanhe, machen, Shuangfeng, Lanhua, Guochang, Shuanglong, Malou and Wutuan; dougang commune had 13 production teams including Dalu, Qilian, Dongqiao, Shanqian, Naner, Qinfeng, Xishan, Xier, Shuangmiao, Yanlin, Gaotang, DASONG and Liugong. In July of the same year, Qiaolin town was transferred from Lanhua commune to build its own town, and four production teams in West Street of Shuangqiao brigade of Lanhua commune were assigned to Qiaolin town to set up a vegetable production team with six production teams (including Yuanye and Qixin). In 1965, dougang commune Shuangmiao brigade was divided into Shuangfeng (renamed Shuangmiao in 1975) and Shengli (renamed Qita in 1975). In the same year, six production teams were incorporated into the commune forest farm. In 1970, the Liugong brigade of dougang commune was divided into two groups, Xiangdong and Shuguang. In 1971, dougang commune put the five production teams which were merged into commune forest farm in 1965 back to the original production team, and Shanzheng production team was assigned to Shuangfeng production team. In 1980, the Bayi brigade of Xiangyang commune was divided into Bayi brigade and Baisheng brigade. That year, the orchard production team was abolished, and the first and second production teams under its jurisdiction were assigned to the Sanhe production team, the third, fourth and fifth production teams were assigned to the Baisheng production team, and the sixth production team was assigned to the orchid production team. In 1983, the system of townships and towns was restored, Xiangyang commune was restored to Lanhua Township, and dougang commune was changed to dougang township. In that year, dougang township's Qilian brigade was divided into Qilian brigade and Shizhou brigade, and dougang Street set up an office. in 1985, villagers' autonomy was implemented. The production brigade was changed into a village and the production team into a villagers' group. Lanhua township has jurisdiction over Shuangqiao, Xiahan (Bayi), Sanhe, Baisheng, Di'an (Shuangfeng), Lanhua, Shuanglong, Beilong, Zhaolong, four villages (Note: in 1985, Shuanglong brigade was divided into Shuanglong, Beilong, Sicun and Zhaolong), Dafang (Wutuan), Malou 12 villages and 123 villager groups; dougang township has jurisdiction over Dalu, Qilian, Dongqiao, Shizhou, Shanqian, Naner, Qinfeng, Xishan In July, the vegetable production brigade of Qiaolin town was changed into Xilian village. In November 1992, Lanhua township was abolished and its jurisdiction was merged into Qiaolin town. In May 1999, dougang sub district of dougang Township established the evangelical residents committee, which has jurisdiction over seven residents' groups. In the second half of the same year, dougang township was a big city