Complete detailed information of Qishuyan District

Old district name. The original Qishuyan District is located in the eastern part of Changzhou City, at 31°43′~31°47′ north latitude and 120°00′~120°05′ east longitude. It is connected to Wujin District in the east, south and north, and borders Tianning District in the west. It is adjacent to the Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway in the northeast. National Highway 312, Beijing-Hangzhou Canal, and Shanghai-Nanjing Railway traverse the territory.

At the end of 2010, the registered population of Qishuyan District was 79,200. As of 2014, Qishuyan District has jurisdiction over 3 sub-district offices, 7 community committees, and 9 village committees: Dingyan, Lucheng (Qishuyan Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu Province), and Qishuyan.

In 2010, the GDP of Qishuyan District reached 6.948 billion yuan.

In April 2015, the State Council agreed to abolish Wujin District and Qishuyan District in Changzhou City and establish a new Wujin District, based on the original Wujin District (excluding Benniu Town, Zhenglu Town, and Zoqu Town) and Qishuyan District. The administrative area of ??the district is the administrative division of the newly established Wujin District. Wujin District People's *** No. 28 Yanzhengzhong Avenue, Zhuhutang Town. Basic introduction Chinese name: Qishuyan District Administrative District Category: Revoked Municipal District Area: Changzhou, China Areas under the jurisdiction: Lucheng, Dingyan, Qishuyan Telephone area code: 0519 Postal area code: 213025 Geographical location: Eastern part of Changzhou City Area: 31.68 Population per square kilometer: 79,200 (2010) Dialect: Wu dialect - Taihu piece - Piling small piece - Changzhou dialect Climate conditions: North subtropical monsoon oceanic climate Famous attractions: Weidun Heritage Park Airport: Changzhou Benniu International Airport Railway station: Shanghai Ningxia High-speed Railway Qishuyan Station License Plate Code: Su D Administrative Code: 320405 Organizational history, administrative divisions, geographical environment, geographical location, climate, population, economy, overview, primary industry, secondary industry, tertiary industry, transportation, society, technology Business, medical and health, social security, urban construction, tourism, organizational history Qishuyan was named after "the family Qi family Bu lived" in the Song Dynasty. It was originally called Qishugang and belonged to Wujin. When Wujin and Yanghu counties were established in the fourth year of Yongzheng reign in the Qing Dynasty (1726), they were under the jurisdiction of Yanghu County. After the Revolution of 1911, Wujin and Yanghu were merged into Wujin. Rail transit The town was established in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929). In the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), Wujin County was first established in Qishuyan District, which governed 14 towns including Qishuyan, Jiaoshan, Henglin, Luoyang, and Furong. Qishuyan was liberated on April 23, 1949, and the Wujin County People's Communist Party was located in Fangzhu, Qishuyan District. In May, the new Qishuyan District of Wujin County was established, with 10 towns under its initial jurisdiction and 14 towns from October onwards. In 1952, Jianhu District was established, and Qishuyan District had exclusive jurisdiction over the town area from Qishuyan to Daming Textile Factory. In 1953, it was placed under Changzhou City and established Qishuyan District of Changzhou City, with jurisdiction over 5 residents' committees. In 1960, it was changed to Qishuyan People's Commune, with jurisdiction over three branches: Qishuyan, Xianxing and Dingyan. In 1961, it was renamed Qishuyan District and governed Qishuyan and Xianxian streets. In 1966, it was renamed Weidong District, and in 1980, the name Qishuyan District was restored. On April 28, 2015, the "Reply of the State Council on Agreeing to Jiangsu Province’s Adjustment of Some Administrative Divisions of Changzhou City" (Guohan [2015] No. 75): 1. Agree to abolish Wujin District and Qishuyan District of Changzhou City and establish a new Wujin District. The administrative areas of the original Wujin District (excluding Benniu Town, Zhenglu Town, and Zoou District Town) and Qishuyan District shall be the administrative areas of the newly established Wujin District. The People's Government of the new Wujin District will still be stationed in the Yanzheng Center of Hutang Town. Avenue 28. Administrative divisions As of 2014, Qishuyan District has jurisdiction over 3 sub-district offices, 7 community committees, and 9 village committees: Dingyan, Lucheng (Qishuyan Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu Province), and Qishuyan. In 2015, they were merged into Wujin District. Geographic environment Geographic location Qishuyan District Qishuyan District is located at 31°43′~31°47′ north latitude and 120°00′~120°05′ east longitude. It is located in the west of the Yangtze River Delta, the northwest of the Taihu Plain, and the east of Changzhou City.

It is connected to Tianning District of Changzhou City to the west, and borders Jiaoxi, Hengshanqiao and Yaoguan Towns of Wujin District City on the north, east and south respectively. Climate Qishuyan District is located in mid-latitude, close to the sea, and belongs to the humid north subtropical monsoon climate zone. The climate is mild and humid, with an average annual temperature of 15.4°C; rainfall is abundant, with an average annual precipitation of 1,071.5 mm; sunshine is sufficient, with an average of 2,047.5 hours of sunshine per year; frost-free period is long, with an average of 227.6 days per year; and the prevailing wind direction is east-southeast all year round. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are four distinct seasons. Population At the end of 2010, Qishuyan District had a registered population of 79,200, a birth rate of 5.55‰, and a natural growth rate of 0.55‰. Economic Overview In 2010, the gross regional product (GDP) of Qishuyan District reached 6.948 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 16.8%. Among them: the added value of the primary industry was 30 million yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 66.7%; the added value of the secondary industry was 5.146 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 16.3%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 1.799 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 18.7%. Qishuyan District Primary Industry In 2010, Qishuyan District achieved a total agricultural output value of 6.35 million yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 62.7%; the agricultural added value was 3.12 million yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 65.0%. The annual grain planting area is 80 hectares; the oil planting area is 10 hectares; the vegetable and fruit planting area is 55 hectares. Rural electricity consumption in Qishuyan District was 150 million kilowatt-hours, a year-on-year increase of 17.3%; the amount of agricultural chemical fertilizers applied (pure) was 134 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 42.7%. Secondary industry In 2010, the total output value of all industries in Qishuyan District was 26.709 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2.42%; product sales revenue was 27.386 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 23.9%; the total profit and tax was 2.184 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1.86%, and the total profit was 1.427 billion yuan. , a year-on-year increase of 19.7, the sales profit rate and sales profit margin reached 8.0 and 5.2 respectively; the industrial added value was 4.9 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 16.0. Tertiary Industry In 2010, Qishuyan District’s total retail sales of consumer goods reached 1.142 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 17.9%. Among them, the retail sales of the wholesale and retail trade industry were 974 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15.9; the retail sales of the accommodation and catering industry were 168 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 31.3. Transportation: It is 160 kilometers northwest of Shanghai and 110 kilometers southeast of Nanjing. 5 high-speed railways—Beijing-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai-Nanjing Intercity Railway, Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway, Riverside Railway, and Nanjing-Hangzhou Railway. Night view of Qishuyan District Changzhou Airport - The 4E-class standard reconstruction and expansion project was completed in 2011. More than 20 routes fly directly to major cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Chongqing. 7 expressways—Shanghai-Chengdu Expressway G42, Changhe Expressway S38, Changshen Expressway G25, Yangli Expressway G4011, Xiyi Expressway, Changli Expressway, and Changtai Expressway. Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal—the main inland water transport artery. Changzhou Port - a national first-class open port, can accommodate ships up to 70,000 tons, and can provide direct access to major domestic and international ports. Social Science and Technology In 2010, the high-tech industry in Qishuyan District developed rapidly. There were 76 high-tech industrial enterprises above designated size, achieving a total industrial output value of 17.743 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 39.2, 7.6 percentage points higher than the city. Bairage Biopharmaceutical Company successfully attracted 41 million yuan in foreign venture capital. The high-speed bogie and application project of the 250 kilometers per hour EMU developed by Qi Yan won the first prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award. There are 5 newly recognized provincial high-tech enterprises and 19 high-tech products. It has one approved nationally recognized enterprise technology center, one provincial engineering technology research center, five academician workstations, 210 patents, and 32 various science and technology projects. Conducted 6 industry-university-research activities. Introduced 5 leading innovation and entrepreneurship talents, and obtained 36 million yuan in scientific and technological innovation and entrepreneurship support funds. Qishuyan District Experimental Middle School Medical and Health In 2010, the basic public health service funding in Qishuyan District was increased to 20 yuan per capita, and free service items were expanded to 22 items in 9 categories. The national essential medicine system was implemented first, with a drug profit margin of 26.7%. The basic project of the outpatient and emergency complex building of the Seventh People's Hospital has been basically completed. Improve the three-level generation service system and create an "advanced area for coordinated population development in the province".

The free premarital examination rate reaches 97%, creating a "window unit for the standardized construction of national marriage registration agencies". Social Security In 2010, Qishuyan District’s pension, medical, and unemployment insurance had a net increase of 898, 1,338, and 940 people respectively, and the comprehensive coverage rate of the three major insurances reached 98%. The participation rate of rural residents in urban pension insurance reaches over 90%, and all farmers whose land was expropriated are included in the scope of urban pension insurance. The participation rate of the new rural cooperative medical insurance remains at 100, the per capita financing standard is the first in the city to reach 355 yuan, and the hospitalization compensation rate reaches 57.7. In 2010, Qishuyan District increased its efforts to provide assistance to people in need, adding 117 households that benefited from the low-rent housing policy, 114 households that benefited from the affordable housing policy, and 26 public rental houses. It was awarded the title of "Provincial Housing" for two consecutive years. "Guarantee work quality service window" title. A total of 14.18 million yuan in various types of relief and assistance funds were distributed, and the centralized financial support standard for five guarantee recipients was increased from 5,400 yuan to 9,600 yuan. Urban Construction In 2010, Qishuyan District removed 6,800 square meters of illegal buildings, achieving the city's comprehensive assessment goal of "guaranteing three standards." We completed environmental improvement projects in key areas such as those along the intercity high-speed railway, implemented the urbanization transformation of Dongfang East Road, and the Innovation River Water Clearance Project, adding 60 hectares of green space. We carried out special environmental protection rectification and environmental protection “finding fault” activities, and shut down and relocated 5 polluting enterprises. The tail water reuse project of Qishuyan sewage treatment plant was completed, 8 kilometers of sewage pipe network was laid, and the urban sewage centralized treatment rate exceeded 70%. Tourism Weidun Ruins is located in the area of ??Weidun Village on the south side of Qishuyan on the Grand Canal, covering an area of ??about 200,000 square meters, and the thickness of the cultural layer is about 1.8 meters. The internal landscape structure of Weidun Park is one ring, two axes, and four zones. One ring refers to the landscape corridor surrounding the central lake area and connecting major scenic spots; the two axes are the main landscape axis from northeast to southwest, and the secondary landscape axis from northwest to southeast; the fourth area is the historical display area, ecological experience area, urban Open area and cultural exchange area. The Weidun Ruins Museum, which recreates the Weidun Civilization more than 6,000 years ago, is a highlight of the entire park. The Weidun Site Museum takes "Changzhou's No. 1 Village" as its display theme, organically categorizes the culture of the Weidun Site, and designs different display spaces according to different classifications. From land to water and then underground, different cultural atmospheres are interpreted in a multi-dimensional landscape space. Through sculpture combinations, structural cross-section landscaping, two-dimensional backgrounds combined with dynamic projection images and other techniques, the general environment in which the Weidun people live, the buildings where the Weidun people live, the utensils where the Weidun people live, and the places where the Weidun people gather to dine are reproduced. Scenes and the archaeological excavation site of the Weidun site. Wan'an Bridge Qishuyan District is located on Qishuyan East Street (Old Street), across Sanshan Port. Missed the test in its founding years. In the 14th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1478), Tongzhi Wu Huan rebuilt it and called it Qishuyan Bridge, also known as Wan'an Bridge, which means peace and happiness for all people. (Ming Dynasty) Official Secretary Wang Yu Youji said: "The Qishuyan Bridge is located in the east of Jinling City and north of the Shexu Canal. To the south of the river is the Qishuyan Bridge, so it is named after the bridge. It crosses the river to connect canals and boats, and dredges the harbor to drain water. The river has existed since the Six Dynasties, so the bridge was built to facilitate the crossing, and its origin is also far away." It was rebuilt in the eighth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1485) and the thirteenth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1874). In the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), it was bombed by Japanese aircraft, and most of the northwest part of the bridge was blown away. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, local people raised funds for repairs. It was restored to its original appearance after major repairs in 1954. Wan'an Bridge has a stone arch ring and a stone abutment. The single-hole span is 5.6 meters. The bridge is 28.5 meters long and 3.75 meters wide. The beam bottom elevation is 5.62 meters. The bridge deck elevation is 6.34 meters. There are stone steps on the east and west sides. Level 28 on the front and Level 12 on the west.