Ouhai District zip code

Postal code: 325006

Region: Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Ouhai District, a district under the jurisdiction of Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is one of the four main urban areas of Wenzhou City 1. It belongs to "Ou Di" in ancient times, with a land area of ??466 square kilometers, accounting for 40.2% of Wenzhou's urban land area and 4.0% of the city's land area.

In 1981, the county was established. In 1992, the county was removed and formed into districts. It has jurisdiction over 12 streets, 1 town, 1 provincial development zone; 251 administrative villages and 85 communities.

Tourist attractions:

Five-star scenic spots: Silianzui Papermaking Workshop Group and Meiyutan.

Four-star scenic spots: Jinkeng Gorge, Qi Waterfall Stream, Si Lian Di, Shui Di Li Village, Tang Tea, Shengshou Temple, Toutuo Temple, Sanyang Wetland, Ding'ao Bayberry.

Three-star scenic spots: Longjing Mountain, Swinging Rock, Perlite, Mushroom Rock, Tianmen Gorge, Sanzhe Waterfall, Shenluo Waterfall, Longhu Waterfall, Frog Waterfall, Skylight Waterfall, Jiutiao Waterfall, Half Waterfall Lingfei Waterfall, Baishui Waterfall, Silian Waterfall, Huxiao Waterfall, Three Waterfalls, Baizhang Waterfall, Southern Yew, Qijishu, Jizhao Temple, Laozhi Workshop Group, Huangkeng Ancient Village, and Ancient Cave Rock.

High-tech Agricultural Technology Demonstration Zone, Qijun’s Former Residence, Xinqiao Ancient Banyan Tree, Huichang River Water Park, Ougan, Tianchi, Longxu Pond, Leixiang Pond, Huacheng Ten Scenic Spots, Huang Yezao, Xianyan Cliff carvings, Chen Wenjie Temple, Tianhe Reservoir, alpine meadows, and Baijiajian.

Customs:

Ou Opera is a local opera popular in southern Zhejiang, centered on Wenzhou. Ou Opera was developed on folk soil and has a history of more than 200 years. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Gaoqiang and Kunqiang were popular in southern Zhejiang. During the Qiang-Jia period, Luantan troupes became popular, and all the troupes and clubs sang Gaoqiang, Kunqiang and Luantanqiang.

Later, he also sang part of the "Hui tune" from Anhui, Tanhuang, the current tune. In the long-term integration and development process, a polyphonic opera with local characteristics has gradually formed. Because it is a type of opera that mainly sings in Luantan tune, it is also called "Wenzhou Luantan". In 1959, it was renamed "Ou Opera".

The performance base of Ou Opera is temple platforms and Caotaizi in rural areas. In rural areas of southern Zhejiang, there are temples, large and small, everywhere. There are certain temple properties in the temple, and there are fixed community activities every year, which can last for a few days or dozens of days. During this period, combined with acting, vendors from all over the place gather together, which is called "Hui Shi".

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia--Ouhai District