In which city is Shangmei Village located?

Shangmei Village is located in the upper reaches of Meixi, which is called Shangmei. In the first year of Xianping in Song Dynasty (998), Jianyang was transferred to Chong 'an County, and in Song and Yuan Dynasties, it was transferred to Dongxiang and Wu Fuli. In Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Yao Kai Township, Five Blessingg, and in 25 years, it belonged to Shuangmei Township. 195 1 belongs to Shangmei Township, and 1984 was changed to Shangmei Administrative Village. Shangmei Village is a base village in the old provincial area and has a glorious revolutionary tradition. During the Second Revolutionary War, Shangmei Village was the seat of 0 Chong 'an County Committee and the revolutionary activity center in northern Fujian. On 2008 10, the famous "village" led by Xu and others was located in the east of Wuyishan District, 25 kilometers away from the urban area, with a village area of 65,438 05 square kilometers, including 65,438 08,800 mu of woodland and 2,830 mu of cultivated land (55,865,438 mu). Pay close attention to project construction, vigorously develop water resources, strive to build a brand of "Shangmei Sun Dong", and improve infrastructure such as water, electricity, roads and communications. In recent years, Shangmei Village has been commended by governments at all levels in agriculture, family planning and comprehensive management.

Shangmei Village is adjacent to Xiayang Village, Hedun Village, Xiating Village, Shouyang Village, Zhu Jin Village, lingshan village Village, Lijiang Village, Chajing Village, Wengtun Village and Di Wei Village.

20 16 20 16 on February 9th, Shangmei Village was included in the fourth batch of traditional villages in China.

There are Liu Yong's former residence site, Shangmei Riot site, Zhusong Tomb, Wuyishan Scenic Area, Wuyi Mountain Camellia Expo Park in China and other tourist attractions near Shangmei Village. There are Wuyi Rock Tea, Tongmu Guanzheng Mountain Competition, Wuyishan Dahongpao, Wufu 'an Baili, Wuyishan Rock Tea and other specialties.