Where is the first community in Zhonghui Beili?

The First Community of Zhong Hui Bei Li, Datun Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Community profile: total number of buildings in the area: 33. Among them, there are 2 apartments, and the total number of households is 32 1 1. Distribution of property management units and buildings: 1. Tianchuang Garden Management Office of Shenzhen Great Wall Property Management Co., Ltd. Beijing Branch has jurisdiction over 7 buildings, 6 residential buildings and 747 households. 2. Beijing Xinrong Property Management Co., Ltd. governs 3 buildings with 588 households. 3. Beijing Huamin Property Management Center has 14 buildings, 9 residential buildings and 2 apartments, with 1876 households. Members of Community Neighborhood Committee: Director: Deputy Director of Huang Community Comprehensive Work: Deputy Director of Community Environment and Property Management Committee: Member of Zhang Xinying Community Service and Social Welfare Committee: Lang, Community Culture, Education and Sports Committee, Community Construction and Coordinated Development Committee Ma, Community Medical and Family Planning Committee Kan Hongyu, Community Public Security and People's Mediation Committee, Labor Security Coordinator: Jinke Wangwei Community Police: Stephen Jiao Urban Management Inspector: Gao Yinlong, Mobile Coordinator.

Community jurisdiction: Zhong Hui Bei Li No.1 Community was established on July, 2003 12, and belongs to Datun District Office of Chaoyang District People's Government in Beijing. Located on the north side of Beijing North Fourth Ring Road, it starts from Anli Road in the east, reaches Beichen Road in the west, reaches Datun Road in the south and reaches Dachuan Temple in the north. The area under its jurisdiction is 6.5438+0.9 million square meters.

There are tourist attractions such as Beijing Olympic Park, Chaoyang Park, Science and Technology Museum, Xiedao Green Ecological Farm, Olympic Park Tennis Court near the first community in Zhonghui Beili, and there are special foods such as candied haws, roasted pork noodles, shredded ginger, Erguotou wine, and Beijing specialty Babao Yinni.