Which district does fuyong town belong to?

Fuyong town belongs to Baoan District.

Fuyong town is located in the southwest of Baoan District, Shenzhen, bordering the Pearl River Estuary in the west, facing Zhongshan and Zhuhai across the sea, Xixiang in the south, manhole in the north and Gong Ming in the northeast. It has a total area of 56 square kilometers and a total population of about 400,000. It has a rare three-dimensional transportation network of land, sea and air in China. There are international airports, ports, expressways and national highways in China, and Shenzhen subway goes directly to Fuyong.

Baoan District is located in the west of Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, bordering the Pearl River Estuary in the west, Longgang District in the east, Nanshan District and Futian District in the south, Lingdingyang in the west and Dongguan City in the north. With a total area of 392. 14 square kilometers, it governs 6 streets (including Guangming and Longhua New District) including Xin 'an, Xixiang, Fuyong, Shajing, Songgang and Shiyan. ?

In the sixth year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (33 1), Baoan County was established. Urban development has a long history, and Hakka culture, Guangfu culture, industrial culture, immigrant culture and marine culture coexist. There are a lot of cultural relics in this area. There are two provincial-level cultural relics protection units, namely Zeng's Ancestral Hall and Tiezaishan Ancient Tomb Site, five municipal-level cultural relics protection units, including Huang's Ancestral Hall Ancient Building Complex, Library, Wenchang Pavilion, Phoenix Terrace and Yongxing Bridge, and 19 district-level cultural relics protection units (points) such as Chengci, Langxin Ancient Village and the former site of the first Party Congress in Baoan County. Xinqiao Granary, Shajing Oyster Factory and many other industrial heritages. Eating "potted vegetables", Fuyong dancing unicorn lion, Songgang dragon boat race, Shiyan Chongyang mountain climbing and Hakka folk songs are rich in intangible cultural heritage.