Where does Xincuo Village belong?

Xincuo Village is located in the middle of Liu 'ao Peninsula, with Longmei Village in the north, Tai 'ao Village in the north, Fu Tou Bay in the west and Laoge Mountain in the east. It consists of two natural villages, Xincuo Village and Shang 'ao Village. Xincuo Natural Village is adjacent to Longmei Village in the north, Fujian Huafu Quartz Sand Co., Ltd., Zhangzhou Yifan Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. in the east, and Zhi Ding Co., Ltd. in Taiwan Province Province in the west, with cement roads in the middle, and convenient transportation. As the name implies, Xincuo natural village was formed later. Its original name is tile kiln, that is, a tile kiln appeared first, and then some new houses were built on the land to form a village. It has been 100 years since its establishment. Shangdao Natural Village is adjacent to Da 'ao Village in the south and Xincuo Society 1 km in the north. It is a new natural village above the original Da 'ao village, with a history of 100 years. The two natural villages are adjacent, so they merged into one administrative village.

First, the evolution of administrative divisions.

Xincuo village was under the jurisdiction of Long Aobao during Shunzhi period in the early Qing Dynasty. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi, Long Aobao and Lu Aobao merged into Long Aobao. At the beginning of liberation, it belonged to four districts and nine districts successively.1September, 1958, it belonged to Liu Ao Management District of Shentu Commune, namely Xincuo Brigade. 196 1 belonged to Liu Ao commune in July, which is now Xincuo village in Liu Ao town. It governs two natural villages, Xincuo and Shangdao, with a population of1870,460 households and 8 villagers' groups.

There are tourist attractions such as Zhangzhou Flower Expo Park, Tianfu Tea Museum, Southeast Zhangzhou Flower Expo Park, Binhai Volcano Geopark and Tangshan Taiwan Province Stone Carving Garden near Xincuo Village. And there are special products such as Guzhen Dahao, Zhangpu Shaxi Red Sturgeon, Wushi Litchi, Shaxi banyan bonsai, and Shentu Porphyra.