What is the postal code of Mishan City, Jixi City, Heilongjiang Province?

Postcode: 158100

Mishan City covers an area of ??7,724 square kilometers. The total population is 440,000 (2004).

The Municipal People's Government is located in Mishan Town. Postal code: 158300. Code: 230382. Area code: 0467. Pinyin: Mishan Shi.

Administrative divisions

Mishan City has jurisdiction over 7 towns and 9 townships (including 1 ethnic township): Mishan Town, Lianzhushan Town, Dangbi Town, and Zhiyi Town , Heitai Town, Xingkai Town, Peide Town, Liumao Township, Yangmu Township, Xingkaihu Korean Township, Chengzihe Township, Baipaozi Township, Errenban Township, Taiping Township, Heping Township, Fuyuan Township . Within the city are: Mudanjiang Branch, 855 Farm, 857 Farm, 8511 Farm, and Xingkaihu Farm.

Historical evolution

Mishan City is named after the Honey Mountain in its territory. There is a mountain peak between Muling River and Xingkai Lake, with an altitude of 574 meters. It is said that a hundred years ago, this mountain had dense forests, swarms of wild bees, and honey flowing on the rocks, so it was called Honey Mountain. When the government was established, the name "Mishan Mansion" was proposed after "Honey Mountain". When the seal was approved, the word "mi" for the mountain was changed to Mishan Mansion. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, it belonged to Sushen, from the Western Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin Dynasties, it belonged to Yilou, in the Tang Dynasty, it belonged to Dongping Prefecture of the Bohai State, on Shipin Road in Metal Shangjing, in the Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Kaiyuan Road in Liaoyang Province, in the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to Nuergandusi, and in the Qing Dynasty, it was the deputy capital of Ningguta. jurisdiction. In 1895 (the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), land reclamation began. In 1899 (the 25th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), a reclamation bureau was established in Honey Mountain to manage the reclamation matters in the present-day Mishan, Hulin, and Raohe areas. In 1900 (the 26th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), Tsarist Russian armed forces invaded, the settlers were brutally killed and fled, and the Reclamation Bureau was forced to cancel. In 1902 (the 28th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), the reclamation agency was reestablished and was affiliated to the Mulinghe Reclamation Branch. On January 29, 1908 (December 26, the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), the governors of the three eastern provinces and the governor of Jilin approved the establishment of Mishan Prefecture at the site of the Honey Mountain Reclamation Bureau (now Zhiyi Town). The prefect came to take charge of affairs on November 8 of the same year (October 15th, the 34th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty). It belongs to the Northeast Road of Jilin Province. After the founding of the Republic of China, Mishan Prefecture was changed to Mishan County on March 2, 1913, under the jurisdiction of Northeast Road. In June 1914, the Northeast Road was changed to Yilan Road and was subordinate to Yilan Road. In February 1929, the road district was abolished and placed under the direct jurisdiction of Jilin Province. It was a third-class county at the time. After the fall of Northeast China, it was initially placed under the jurisdiction of Jilin Province, and in December 1934 it was placed under the jurisdiction of Binjiang Province. In July 1937, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Mudanjiang Province. On May 29, 1939, the puppet Mudanjiang Provincial Office changed the name of Xin Mishan (today's Mishan Town) in Mishan County to "Dongan". On June 1 of the same year, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the newly established Dong'an Province. The Puppet Dong'an Provincial Office was located in Dong'an Street (today's Mishan Town). On January 1, 1942, Dong'an Street was renamed Dong'an City. After October 1943, Mishan County and Dong'an City were successively affiliated to the East Manchurian Province and East Manchuria Province.

After the victory of the "1993" Anti-Japanese War in 1945, Mishan County and Dong'an City were placed under the jurisdiction of Hejiang Province at the same time. In April 1946, it was placed under the newly created Suining Province. In June of the same year, it was transferred to Huijiang Province and belonged to the newly established Dong'an Prefecture; on July 1, the Dong'an Commissioner's Office moved from Jining County to Dong'an City. In May 1947, Yong'an and Xiangyang districts in the western part of Mishan County were placed under the newly established Yong'an County. In August of the same year, Mishan County and Dong'an City were placed under the jurisdiction of the newly established Mudanjiang Province, and the Dong'an Prefecture was revoked. At the same time, the Mishan County government moved to Dong'an Street (today's Mishan Town); in September, Yong'an County was abolished, and the original Yong'an and Xiangyang districts were returned to Mishan County; in October, Yanggang District was placed under Hulin County jurisdiction. In July 1948, Mudanjiang Province was abolished and placed under the jurisdiction of Hejiang Province; at the same time, Dong'an City was abolished and merged into Mishan County. In May 1949, Hejiang Province was abolished and replaced by Songjiang Province. In August 1954, after the merger of Song and Heilongjiang provinces, it came under the jurisdiction of Heilongjiang Province. In March 1956, it was placed under the Mudanjiang Prefecture (later changed to Mudanjiang District). On December 8, 1956, the State Council approved the abolition of Jixi County and the establishment of Jixi City. Yinfeng, Desheng, Jilin, Qianjin, Yongan, Yonghe, Jincheng, Xincheng, Xialiangzi, Comprehensive, Youhao, and Donghai that originally belonged to Jixi County were The 14 townships of , Xinglong, Hada and Pingyang Town were assigned to the jurisdiction of Mishan County.

On January 20, 1963, Peide, Fuyuan, Minzheng, Xingkai and other communes under the jurisdiction of Hurao County were placed under the jurisdiction of Mishan County. On September 3, 1983, the State Council approved the cancellation of the Mudanjiang region and replaced it with the leadership of Mudanjiang City. On November 17, 1988, the State Council approved the cancellation of Mishan County and the establishment of Mishan City (county level). It is managed by Mudanjiang City. On October 5, 1992, the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government decided to transfer Mishan City to Jixi City. The administrative leadership system will be changed from January 1, 1993.

In 1992, Mishan City was located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, and the southeast of the city was adjacent to Xingkai Lake. It borders Baoqing County to the north, Hulin County to the northeast, Qitaihe City and Jidong County to the west, and borders Russia to the east and south. The national boundary is 235 kilometers long. The city's total area is 7,724 square kilometers. The city has jurisdiction over 6 towns and 15 townships, including two Korean townships. At the end of 1992, the city's total population was 425,000, including 140,000 non-agricultural population; about 80% of the population was Manchu, Korean, Hui, Mongolian and other ethnic minorities. Mishan Town is the seat of the municipal government. (The above is excerpted from "Heilongjiang Province Gazetteer")

The local name is Fengmi Mountain. The name of Mishan comes from the Honey Mountain in the southeast of the city. During the Manchukuo period, the word "mi" was changed to the word "mi". It's called Mishan.

This place was the Bohai Huzhou area in the Tang Dynasty; it was the same place in the Liao Dynasty; it was the Songacha River area in the Ming Dynasty; and it was under the jurisdiction of Ningguta Deputy Capital in the Qing Dynasty. Originally, this was a station on the Hulin Line called Mishanyi. In the 25th year of Guangxu's reign (1899), the Fengmi Mountain Reclamation Bureau was established. Commonly known as Bureau City. Due to the implementation of the method of rewarding immigrants for reclamation, the reclamation industry has continued to develop. In the thirty-third year of Guangxu's reign (1907), Mishan Prefecture was established. In the first year of Xuantong (1909), parts of Hulin and Raohe were separated and made independent. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), it was renamed Mishan County. In June of the third year, it was designated as Yilan Road in Jilin Province; in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), the Northeast Government Affairs Committee was established, the road system was abolished, and the county was under the direct jurisdiction of the province. Mishan County still belongs to Jilin Province and is a third-class county; in the first year of Datong in the Puppet Manchukuo (1932), the provincial government office system was implemented and Northeast China was established as five provinces. Mishan still belongs to Jilin Province and is a Class B county; in the first year of Kangde (1932) In December 1934, the local administrative structure reform was implemented, and Northeast China was divided into fourteen provinces, and Mishan was classified as Binjiang Province. On July 1, the fourth year of Kant (1937), the second local administrative structure reform was implemented, and Mudanjiang was added , Tonghua provinces, Mishan County was placed under the jurisdiction of Mudanjiang Province, Dong'an and Beian provinces were added in June of the sixth year of Kangde (1939), and Mishan was placed under the jurisdiction of Dong'an Province; in the tenth year of Kangde's tenth year (1943) In September, the General Province of Dongman (including the three provinces of Mudanjiang, Dong'an, and Jiandao) and the General Province of Hung Yen (including the four provinces of East, West, South, and North Xing'an) were established. Mishan was subsequently classified as the Dong'an area of ??the General Province of Dong Man; Northeast China was restored Later, on June 5, the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), the new provincial plan for Northeast China was announced, merging the pseudo-province into nine provinces. Mishan County was placed under the jurisdiction of Hejiang Province. After liberation, Northeast China was divided into three provinces, and It is under the jurisdiction of Heilongjiang Province.

On September 14, 1988, the State Council approved the abolition of Mishan County and the establishment of Mishan City.

In 2000, Mishan City governed 7 towns and 14 townships.

According to the fifth census data: the city's total population is 438,277, including the population (persons) of each township: Mishan Town 93,925 Lianzhushan Town 15,415 Zhiyi Town 12,376 Heitai Town 21,995 Peide Town 28,279 Xingkai Town 14,509 Dangbi Town 2,330 Liumao Township 9752 Yangmu Township 18909 Xingkaihu Township 10042 Chengzihe Township 7043 Baipaozi Township 16879 Sansuotong Township 10893 Errenban Township 11017 Jixian Township 8084 Taiping Township 14429 Lianzhushan Township 17714 Heping Korean Township 18984 Shuangsheng Township 18202 Fuyuan Township 17029 Xincun Township 6108 Xingkai Lake Farm Virtual Town 17808 855 Farm Virtual Town 13896 857 Farm Virtual Town 19143 8511 Farm Virtual Town 13516

June 2020, Mi Shanshi City was included in the second batch of counties and counties for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics (Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Area).

On November 12, 2019, the Ministry of Water Resources announced the second batch of counties (districts) that have met the standards for water-saving society construction, and Mishan City was on the list.

On February 22, 2018, Mishan City was listed on the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2017.

On December 26, 2017, the Ministry of Agriculture recognized Mishan City as the second batch of demonstration counties (cities and districts) in the country that have basically realized the full mechanization of major crop production.