A brief introduction to Jinzhu Town

Jinxi Town, Cenxi City, has a history of more than 1,500 years since Yongye County was established in 524 AD. Therefore, Jinzhu is also called Yongye and is the hometown of General Chen Jihuan, the anti-Japanese national hero. Located south of the Tropic of Cancer, it belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone, with a mild climate, sufficient sunshine and abundant rainfall. Jinzhu Town is located in the east of Cenxi. National Highway 324 runs through the hinterland of the town center. It is connected to the first-class highway in Luoding, Guangdong in the east, and the second-class highway in the territory. It is connected to the first-class highway in Cenxi and Cenrong in the west. It is the gateway to Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, etc. from the southwest. One of the great thoroughfares in the land. It is the center of trade exchanges between Guangdong and Guangxi. The town has a total area of ??184 square kilometers and a total population of more than 42,000. The villages under the jurisdiction of Jinzhu Town include Jinzhu Village, Dawang Village, Tanshi Village, Huangling Village, Shilong Village, Shiqin Village, Zhiming Village, Hengdong Village, Hengshan Village, Huangmao Village, Maqin Village, and Wanglu Village , Yunlong Village, Luomin Village, Yishui Village, Xinlian Village, Shuangdan Village, Zhongwei Village. The main street of Jinzhu Street is about one thousand meters long. There are several small streets branching off from this main street, such as the so-called Laoxi Street, Wenhua Road, Old Street, Farmer Street and other small streets. These small streets are about 1,000 meters long. It varies from three to four hundred meters. Mailuo Lane, Daxin Street and Qingnan Street are the oldest existing streets in Jinzhu. The streets are narrow and the buildings on both sides of the street are very similar to the ancient Jiangnan city. Laoxi Street is a new street developed by the government in the early 1990s. Laoxi Street connects Main Street and National Highway 324. The old street was probably built in the early days of liberation. I believe that as early as shortly after liberation, Miaolouping was once a bamboo The most prosperous places, Daxin Street and Qingnan Street, which are now deserted, and Sha Street (which has disappeared), which has been converted into a highway due to the expansion of National Highway 324, were also lively from before liberation to the 1980s after liberation. Now, in addition to the people on Jinzhu Street, they also know the original location of Sha Street.