Lincheng Street's Lincheng

It is a new development city in Zhoushan's new round of urban planning. It borders Goushan Street in Putuo District in the east, Chengdong Street in the west, the sea in the south and Beichuan and Bai Quan towns in the north. The land area is 59.66 square kilometers, the coastline is 25. 1 km, and there are 26 islands, with 22,572 mu of cultivated land, 28,075 mu of forest, 3,723 mu of salt field, pond culture 100 mu and 20,000 mu of shallow water. It governs 9 communities and 25 villages, with a population of 1265 1 household and 33,480 people, including 29,543 agricultural people. In 2004, the total social output value was 654.38+400 million yuan, and the per capita income was 5993 yuan. It has been rated as one of the top ten township enterprises in Zhoushan City, one of the five townships in Dinghai District and a well-off township in the city.

In recent years, the comprehensive economic strength of Lincheng has been greatly improved. The existing enterprises in the street 1 10 have initially formed five economic development patterns: aquatic food production, machinery manufacturing, building materials, chemical plastics and shipbuilding. Lincheng has superior natural environment and abundant resources. Known as the highest peak in Zhoushan Island, Buxus Mujian Mountain is rich in "Buxus Mujian Bud Tea", which won the International Panama Bronze Award and the Provincial Dinglong Cup Silver Award. Yangmei in Xincheng and Gao Feng are popular in the market because of its tender, juicy, sweet and sour meat. Well-known aquatic products, such as Portunus Changzhi, Penaeus vannamei and American red fish, are genuine and sell well at home and abroad. In the process of changing from traditional agriculture to developing agriculture, agricultural and sideline products bases such as vegetables, eggs, freshwater fish, fruits, grain, seafood and flowers have been established and begun to take shape.

As the political, economic and cultural center of Zhoushan City, Lincheng New District has advanced planning and reasonable layout, forming a "four horizontal and six vertical" transportation hub in the planned area, and the planning of the new district pays attention to the harmony and unity between people and the environment. Since the development of 200 1 new area, the speed is amazing. Most of the public infrastructure construction has been completed, and most of the municipal projects have started. Municipal government, municipal public security bureau, urban construction, finance and taxation, customs, Shuiguowang and other municipal authorities moved into the new city to work, and high-quality buildings such as Guihua City, Central Imperial Capital, Central Flower City and Jinfeng Garden were completed one after another. College of Oceanography, Zhejiang University, Zhejiang. Zhejiang International Maritime College, Nanhai Experimental School, Zhoushan Middle School, Zhoushan No.1 Primary School, Zhoushan No.2 Primary School and Zhoushan No.1 Primary School have settled in Lincheng. Zhoushan Gymnasium, Zhoushan Hospital and Zhoushan Library have also moved to Lincheng. Intime Department Store, Tesco, Daguangming Cinema and other large commercial centers, Sheraton, Fortune Junting and other internationally renowned hotels have also moved into the core CBD area of Lincheng, with high-rise buildings springing up like mushrooms after rain, and the new landmark Zhoushan's tallest building, Port International Building, is also under construction. A new modern city is rising. Xuecheng District of Zaozhuang City, formerly known as Lincheng, is said to have been built by Wang Lin in the Han Dynasty (there is no such record in the history books), adjacent to the ancient Xuecheng with a long history. In fact, in the second year of Huangxing in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 468), Yongxing County was established in Lincheng (the city site is close to the historic Guxue City). In fact, in the second year of Huangxing in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 468), Yongxing County was established in Lincheng, and Lincheng really became an important town because the Lincheng Post Station was established here in the Ming Dynasty. In the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), Xue, the magistrate of Tengzhi County, presided over Lincheng Post Office (located in North Lincheng Primary School), which was one of the important post offices on Jingning Road at that time. When Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty won the Northern Expedition, a caravan was established in Lincheng. Until the late Qing Dynasty, with the opening of the railway and the development of modern postal services, Lincheng Post began to be laid off. Lincheng was also set up as the same magistrate and the second county government in the Qing Dynasty. In the forty-ninth year of Qing Qianlong (1784), Yanzhou government moved Tongzhi (Wupin) to Lincheng, and set up an office in a nearby post office. Later, Tongzhi was abolished, and tengxian set up a county-level yamen in Lincheng, which was called Lincheng County, and the masses used to call it "Er Ya". Lincheng county specializes in arresting prisoners, which was abolished in the early years of the Republic of China. Lincheng Street has 13 neighborhood committees and 8 natural villages: Baoshan Middle Road, Yuhua, Xinxing Street, Shuita Street, Tsinghua Street, Yongxing Road, Nangangzi Street, Longtan, Kuangshan Road, Xinhua Street, Shahe Street, Gulu Street and Baishan Neighborhood Committee. There are Nuozhuang, Sheng Qiao and Lincheng in the north, Lincheng in the south, Zhang Qiao and Ding Qiao in the west, Ding Qiao in the east and Gujing Village in the west.

Reasons for renaming Lincheng

1944, Pei Tengbian's office was changed to Lincheng Anti-Japanese Democratic Government, 1945 was called Lincheng County Government after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. 1September, 952, because ancient Guo Xue covered Lincheng area, the special agency of tengxian (prefecture level) renamed Lincheng as Xuecheng County according to the instructions of higher authorities. Changing the name from Lincheng to Xuecheng really improved the grade. 1956 Xuecheng County was abolished, and Lincheng became the eighth district in tengxian. 1960 the State Council approved the establishment of Zaozhuang city, and 1962 was promoted to a provincial city. At the same time, Yicheng County was abolished, Yicheng District and Xuecheng District were established, and some natural villages originally belonging to Teng County were classified as Xuecheng District. 1979, in order to develop Tengnan coalfield, Tengxian was placed under the jurisdiction of Zaozhuang City. Historically, Fiona Fang people, an ancient Xuecheng, said that going to Xuecheng was an ancient Xuecheng. Now the elderly go to New Xuecheng, and they say they are going to Lincheng. Lincheng is famous for the story of Flying Tigers written by Mr Liu Zhixia. In 2003, Xuecheng Town, the resident of Xuecheng District, was changed to Lincheng Street. There is a railway station.