Which city and district is Yanggezhuang Village located in?

Yanggezhuang Village, Bulaotun Town, Miyun District, Beijing

Yanggezhuang Village is an administrative village under the jurisdiction of Bulaotun Town, located in the southwest of the town. There are 117 households and 264 people in the village, with a total area of 2.45 square kilometers. The village has dense vegetation. According to the results of the second-class resources inventory of Miyun County Forestry Bureau during the Tenth Five-Year Plan, the forest coverage rate is 65.66%. The economy of Yanggezhuang Village is mainly fruit, with 1,2 mu of fruit trees, reaching every household with an annual output of 1 tons of dried fruit. In 28, Yanggezhuang village strengthened infrastructure construction and environmental improvement according to local conditions, hardened 1, square meters of streets in the village and installed 3 street lamps, which improved the travel conditions of villagers. In order to protect soil erosion, 65 meters of slope protection will be built on both sides of township roads in the village; Demolition of illegal buildings of 2 square meters; Two fitness parks covering an area of 1,2 square meters were built and 11 pieces of fitness equipment were installed, which provided places for villagers to relax and exercise; Build a flower wall of 28 meters, afforest and beautify the village, and plant 4 plants of various flowers and trees; Renovating 12 harmless toilets, promoting the use of clean energy in the whole village, building 9 energy-saving hanging kang and installing 117 solar water heaters; A community health service station covering an area of 5 square meters was built to solve the problem of villagers' medical difficulties and improve their living standards significantly. In that year, the per capita net income was more than 9 yuan, and it was rated as a municipal civilized ecological village. The tomb of the Qing Emperor is about two kilometers south of Yanggezhuang Village. There is a tomb of the Qing Emperor Qianlong's eldest son, Yong Huang, the Prince of Shuoding 'an, and Yong Qi, the Prince of Shuorongchun. In 1958, Miyun Reservoir was excavated when it was built. All the coffins and funerary objects of Prince Heshuo Ding 'an were unearthed, and all the gold, silver, jewels, jade and things in many palaces were sealed by the Beijing Cultural Relics Management Office. The tomb of Prince Heshuo Rongchun was stolen in the early years, the coffin was seriously damaged, the funerary objects were stolen, and the mausoleum area was flooded by the reservoir. According to records, this tomb was built in the 17th year of Qianlong (1752), covering an area of about 1, square meters. The mausoleum area is extremely spectacular. A high platform is built in the northern part of the mausoleum. In front of it are the five-offering Shinto and three Long 'en halls carved by white marble. There are algae wells, sparrows and purlins in the halls, and the doors and windows are decorated with painted Yunlong. In the middle of the left and right steps of the imperial road in the ground palace of the Emperor's Mausoleum, there is a stone relief of "Double Crane Cloud Map", which is 2.2 meters long, 1.2 meters wide and .4 meters thick and weighs 3 tons. The whole relief is accompanied by flowers and plants curling. On the picture, a crane flies in the air and turns its head to another crane below. The crane below is standing on the cliff of seawater, with its neck pointing upwards. There are pieces of floating clouds around the two cranes. The tomb area is surrounded by a red wall with ground bricks and mortar grouting. The wall is 3 meters high and smooth and beautiful. Outside the Red Gate is the Tombstone Pavilion, and the monument is engraved with two commemorative characters in Manchu and Chinese. About 5 meters in front of the pavilion, there is an arched stone bridge with white marble, and there is a long stream under the bridge. Pine and cypress are planted around the mausoleum area, which is shaded by trees and has extremely beautiful scenery. The whole mausoleum covers an area of more than 36 mu, and there are many ancient buildings and houses for nursing tombs in the mausoleum. Outside the building, there are green spaces, flowers and trees are full of eyes, trees are luxuriant, birds are singing and frogs are singing. The distant mountains, such as Dai, set off a spectacular cemetery. Why did Emperor Qianlong choose to bury the Prince here? According to legend, Liu Bowen once visited this place long before the Ming Dynasty made its capital in Beijing. He thought that the feng shui here was good, with the back of the back mountain-Yunfeng Mountain, the Yunmeng Mountain in the west and the Chaohe River in the south. The north bank of Chaohe River is a plain with fertile land, mountains on both sides and water on one side. Therefore, it is planned to build the capital of the Ming Dynasty here. However, because the Ming emperor thought that the cost was too high and the old buildings in Beijing could be used, he did not build a new capital here. But this is just a legend, there is no evidence to test. However, Emperor Qianlong chose this place to bury the Prince, because of the good feng shui here. The local villagers called the Mausoleum of the Prince the Mausoleum of the Prince, and Yong Huang was the eldest son of the Emperor, not the Prince, and Yong Qi was not the Prince. Perhaps Yong Huang was the eldest son of the Emperor and was mistaken for the Prince, but his name should be the Mausoleum of the Prince. Zheng Xuemei, Peng Wujian, Cheng Shulian/Literature references "Miyun County Records" and "The Scenery of the Young Village" (adsbygoogle = window. adsbygoogle || []). push ({});

There are tourist attractions such as Yunfeng Mountain Scenic Area, Huangtu Kangong Pear Sightseeing and Picking Park, Bulao Lake, Zhangyu Aifeibao International Winery, Nanshan Ski Resort and so on near Yanggezhuang Village, and there are specialties such as Beijing preserved fruit, Yanshan chestnut, Miyun Ganli, old Beijing Zhajiang Noodles, and red fragrant crisp pear.