Introduction to Zhucun

Zhūcūn was once named Shangdong Village. In the eastern suburbs of Tianhe District, Guangzhou, between the Guangzhou-Kowloon Railway and Zhongshan Avenue. Belongs to Dongpu Town. The village was built in the Southern Song Dynasty because there were three small hills next to the village. People call it "three pearls", hence the name Sanzhugang. It was first called Zhuzi Village and later simply called Zhucun. Guangzhou Zhucun is located in Tianhe District, Guangzhou City. It is a typical urban village. It is famous in Guangdong for its Qiao Qiao Festival. Originated from Zhucun in the Southern Song Dynasty, residents mainly have the surnames Pan and Zhong. The village has a centripetal layout with a prominent waterside style, including historical buildings and ancient and valuable trees. There are many wonderful folk activities in Zhu Village, including lion dance, cat worship, Taigong worship, dragon boat racing, Qiniang posing, opera singing, etc. Zhucun is also full of talented people, including the incorruptible Pan Yue and many famous naval generals. Before the reform and opening up, Zhucun made a living by farming. Now, while becoming China's largest excavator parts distribution center, it relies on share dividends and private rentals as its main sources of income. Looking to the future, the development of Zhucun should pay attention to the urban-rural dual management system and the villagers' People's consciousness issues, using their own advantages to show the feelings of the water town, using Zhucun as a communication platform to experience Lingnan folk customs, and develop it from the aspects of folk customs, tourism, roads, environment, etc., to achieve sustainable development. Guangzhou Zhucun is located in Dongpu Town, Tianhe District. It was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. It was named Zhuzicun because of Sanzhugang, and was later shortened to Zhucun. With the continuous expansion of Guangzhou's urban area, Zhucun has become an "urban village". A certain area of ??farmland is retained in the village, which is different from "urban villages" located in the central area of ??the city that have almost completely lost farmland, and also different from "urban villages" that are still in the suburbs and where agriculture still plays an important role. The characteristics of the current environment and the particularity of the improvement model. The traditional culture of Zhucun has not been lost due to urbanization. On the contrary, it has preserved thousands of square meters of historical buildings and enjoys the reputation of "the first begging village in China".