Does Qianqing Town belong to Shaoxing?

Qianqing Town, Keqiao District, Shaoxing City has a long history. According to legend, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Chong, the magistrate of Huiji County, was awarded by the emperor for his outstanding achievements. When he was transferred from his post, the local elders gave money to Xi Xiaojiang, but Liu Chong insisted on not accepting it. He only gestured to take one into the river, and the river suddenly became crystal clear, hence the name "Qian Qing". Later, people remembered his virtue and built a pavilion on the river, named Qianting, also known as Qingshui Pavilion. Until now, the "Qian Qing Zhen Ou Topic" written by Emperor Qianlong for this purpose is still preserved. [1] Qian Qing built a town in the Northern Song Dynasty, which has a history of thousands of years. [2]

The Song Dynasty set up a post station and the Ming Dynasty built a city. The Qing Dynasty was a professional sea salt market in Xiaoshan and Shaoxing. During the Republic of China, He Jie belonged to Xiaoshan in the north and Shaoxing in the south. 1950 10 merged to build a town. 1March, 1989, the provincial people's government approved satellite towns as a key industry. 1May, 1992, it merged with South Qian Qing and Xindian to form Qianqing Town, which governs 48 villages and 3 residential areas. 1993 15 166 households with 53,807 people. Town People's Government in Qian Qing Village. [3]

Qian Qing enjoys a superior geographical position. Located in the south bank of Hangzhou Bay, west of Ningshao Plain, adjacent to Ke Qiao Textile City in the east and Xiaoshan District in Hangzhou in the west. Hangzhou-Ningbo Railway, 104 National Road and Hangzhou-Ningbo Canal run through the town, and Hangzhou-Ningbo and Hangzhou-Qu expressway are close at hand, only 10 km away from Xiaoshan International Airport. The town covers an area of 54.46 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 59,000 and a foreign population of 65,438+10,000. Jurisdiction over 2 1 administrative village and 4 neighborhood committees.