In which province is Xiacang Town, Jizhou District, Tianjin located?

Xiacang Town is the central town of Jixian County, Tianjin. Located at the southernmost tip of Jixian County, it is 30 kilometers away from the county seat, 90 kilometers away from the satellite map of Xiacang Town in Jixian County, Tianjin, and 0/00 kilometers away from Beijing/KLOC. It belongs to the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan triangle, bordering yutian county in Hebei Province in the east and Baodi District in Tianjin in the south. The town governs 67 administrative villages, with 47,252 people in12,292 households, with a total area of 7 1.5 square kilometers. Rich in land resources, surrounded by rivers on three sides, it is about 5 kilometers east of Lanquan River, about 10 kilometers south of Jiyun Canal, and about 5 kilometers west of Zhouhe River. Groundwater resources are abundant, with a reserve of about 20 billion tons.

The development of history

After the 11th year of Daoguang reign in Qing Dynasty (183 1 year), the jurisdiction was divided into three parts: Xiangbao in the west of Liquan, Xiangbao in the east, Xiangbao in Dingshangli and Xiangbao in Taihe. During the Republic of China, it was subordinate to Cangxiang, dayangzhuang, Angezhuang, Simiwanghui and Taihe. After the founding of the People's Republic of China 1949, it belongs to the seventh district; 1953 Six towns and villages, namely Xiacang, Shaolin Kou, Angezhuang, Liuzongbing, Zhouwangzhuang and Zhaoshanzhuang, were built; 1956 area was abolished and merged into two towns, Xiacang and Wang Liang Zhuang; Xiacang commune was founded in 1958. Xiacang Town, Jixian County, Tianjin has seven administrative regions, namely Zhuang, Liu, Yangjinzhuang, Hong Kong, Mengquyi, Dafeng Shang and Lv Zhuangzi. 1960 38 villages including Xiacang were included in yutian county; 1962 returned to Jixian County to rebuild Xiacang Commune; 1983 changed to Xiacang Township. 200 1, 10 Mengquyi Township in the southeast of Xiacang Township is classified as Xiacang Town, which is called Xiacang Town.

Cultural connotation

The simple, kind and brave Xiacang people wrote an immortal chapter for the revolutionary cause of Jixian County. In particular, Zhang Shiyi and Hao Xiwu, the main organizers of the Anti-Japanese War in eastern Hebei, are both from Xiacang Town. Zhang Shiyi (19 12- 1947), formerly known as Bai Dizhong, was born in Xijiaozhuang, Xiacang Town. Hao Xiwu (19 15-2002) is a native of Xiacang Village, Xiacang Town. 1On April 20th, 947, Zhang Shiyi died gloriously in the battle of Songshuzuizi in Chaoyang County, Liaoning Province, at the age of 34. People in Songshuzuizi Village of Chaoyang County erected a monument for him and changed Songshuzuizi Village to "Shiyi Village".

Shaolin Pass is an unusual small village. In the Ming dynasty, villagers had a tradition of practicing Shaolin boxing. In addition, there used to be a ferry crossing of the thistle canal, hence the name Shaolin Pass. There is also a heroine named Liu Xiuzhen. Liu Xiuzhen (1934- 1998, from Xiacang Town, Jixian County, Tianjin), female, joined the China People's Liberation Army in 1947 and Chinese people's Volunteer Army in 1950. In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he won 65,438 first-class merits and 6 third-class merits, and was awarded the titles of "Model Private", "Model Nurse" and "Model Zero" by the headquarters of the Volunteers. He was awarded the first-class and second-class national flag medals and independence medals by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and was cordially received by party and state leaders such as Mao Zedong and Heping. 1954, according to her deeds, the Central News Recording Film Studio produced the documentary "All for the Wounded"; China Revolutionary Military Museum and Korean Military Museum both exhibited photos of Liu Xiuzhen and introduced her heroic deeds.

Yang Deshu, a contemporary painter, is from Yanggezhuang, Xiacang Town. From 1979 to 198 1, he organized and directed the copying project of ancient classic mural materials three times, and completed a number of mural copying works including Dunhuang and Yongle Palace, which were hidden in Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts and Tianjin Cultural Relics Office, filling the blank of this information in Tianjin.