In which city and district is Liren Village located?

Liren Village, Zhoupu Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai

Liren Village is located in the west of Zhoupu Town, about 1.5 kilometers away from the town center. It borders Hengqiao Village and Guoyuan Village of Kangqiao Town to the east, and Minhang to the west. The district is connected to Limin Village, Pujiang Town, to the north is Zitong Village, Kangqiao Town, and to the south is Shenxi Village. The total area of ??the village is 2.07 square kilometers. At the end of 2010, Liren Village had 10.8 hectares of cultivated land, 8.63 hectares of perennial vegetable fields, and 1.8 hectares of fish ponds. It has 14 villager groups, 1,026 households, and 2,464 people; including 48 agricultural residents and 2,416 non-agricultural residents. Most of the villagers' surnames in Liren Village are Wang, Chen, Xie, Gu, Tong and Shi. Group 1 is Songjiazhai and Lujiazhai; Group 2 is Wangjiazhai (also known as Wangjiadian) and Chenjiazhai; Group 3 is Chenjiazhai and Tongjiazhai; Group 4 is Nanxiejiazhai and Chenjiazhai; Group 5 is Gujiazhai; Group 6 is Beixiejiazhai; 7 Group 14: Chujiazhai; Group 8: Gu Taihe and Yangjiazhai; Group 9: Gujiazhai, Gaojiazhai; Group 10: Fengjiazhai, Fengjiazhai, Caijiazhai; Group 11: Dingjia Wooden Bridge; Group 12: Shijiazhai; Group 13 The Zhang family's cloth painting yard.

Liren Village has convenient water and land transportation. The district-level rivers running east-west include Zhouputang, and the town-level rivers running north-south include Hengqiao Port and Yongan Port. The land routes include Changbang Road, Hunan Highway, Zhoukang Road, Jianyun Road runs through the north and south, and there are Nianjiabang Road, Hengqiao Road and Fansheng Road from east to west; cement roads leading to each village house connect every household.

In 2010, Liren Village achieved a total industrial and agricultural output value of 23.33 million yuan; there were 10 enterprises settled in the village, achieving an industrial output value of 20.82 million yuan, and paying taxes of 1.92 million yuan; the village's total annual income was 1.7234 million yuan , the disposable income is 1.594 million yuan; the annual per capita income of villagers is 11,953 yuan.

History of Construction Liren Village was originally named after a rural junior primary school founded in the 7th year of the Republic of China (1918). It is said that there is an old wooden bridge on the west side of the school, which was repaired into a pine bridge. At that time, Gu Pinou, a teacher at Liren Primary School, erected a wooden sign at the head of the bridge with the four characters "There is a benevolent style here" written on it, which means that there is a lot of benevolence, justice and morality in this village. When the "township" was established in the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930), the township was named after Liren. At the beginning of liberation, the place was called Liren Village, Lixi Township, and it is still used today.

Before liberation, the territory of Liren Village was the 17th National Security Bureau of Changren Township, Nanhui County. At the beginning of liberation, it belonged to Lixi Township, Shenzhuang District. In 1957, it became the fourth-highest agricultural production cooperative and the fifth-highest agricultural production cooperative in Lixi Township. After the People's Commune was established in 1958, it became the 1st Company, 2nd Company, 3rd Company and 4th Company of the 8th Battalion of Zhoupu Commune. In June 1959, it was changed to the Liren Brigade and administered 13 production teams. In 1982, Team 7 was divided into two production teams. So far, Liren Brigade has 14 production teams. In 1984, it was changed to Liren Village, affiliated to Zhoupu Township, and has jurisdiction over 14 villager groups.

In June 1995, the original Zhoupu Township and Zhoupu Town were abolished and Zhoupu Town was established. Liren Village was affiliated with Zhoupu Town. In July 2002, the original Zhoupu Town and Wachi Town were abolished and a new Zhoupu Town was established. Liren Village was affiliated to the new Zhoupu Town.

For economic development, villagers in the Liren Village area originally grew grain, cotton, and rapeseed, with some planting beans, cereals and other crops. After 1958, the vegetable planting area was expanded to 15.60 hectares, and teams 5, 6, 7, 12, and 14 were changed to vegetable teams. After the 1980s, the vegetable planting area decreased, and the fruit tree planting area increased by 8 hectares. After the construction of roads, tree planting stopped. In 1981, the Liren Brigade had a grain planting area of ??52.70 hectares, a yield of 689 kilograms per mu, and a total output of 544.60 tons; a cotton planting area of ??40 hectares, a yield of 54.50 kilograms per mu, and a total lint output of 32.60 tons. In the 1990s, the planting area of ??cotton and rapeseed decreased, and the breeding industry was developed and the planting of vegetables and other cash crops was expanded. In 2001, Liren Village had a grain planting area of ??25.40 hectares, a total output of 206.10 tons, and an average yield of 542 kilograms per mu; the output value of the planting industry was 1.1906 million yuan, and the output value of the breeding industry was 1.6167 million yuan. In 2010, Liren Village had a grain planting area of ??2 hectares and a vegetable and other cash crop planting area of ??8.63 hectares; the output value of the planting industry was 1.51 million yuan and the breeding industry output value was 1 million yuan.

Since 1970, Liren Village (Brigade) has successively set up rice mills, cotton processing plants, knitting machinery factories, water plants, hardware factories, wire and cable factories and other enterprises; there are also hotels and restaurants in the village. Shop etc. In 2001, Liren Village achieved an industrial output value of 8.6787 million yuan.

In 2010, there were 10 enterprises settled in Liren Village, achieving an industrial output value of 20.82 million yuan, and paying taxes of 1.92 million yuan; the total village income was 1.7234 million yuan, and the disposable income was 1.594 million yuan.

In 2001, the annual per capita income of villagers in Liren Village was 6,500 yuan; in 2005, the annual per capita income was 8,587 yuan; in 2010, the annual per capita income increased to 11,953 yuan.

Before the liberation of social undertakings, there was a universal primary school in Liren Village; in 1953, it was converted to a public school and renamed Liren Primary School. In 1990, three classes were added. In 1991, it was merged into Zhoupu Township Central Primary School.

In 1964, Liren Brigade implemented the cooperative medical system, and the brigade established a clinic equipped with two medical staff. Starting in 1968, members received free medical treatment at the brigade clinic. In 1970, members paid 2 yuan per year, and medical expenses were fully reimbursed.

Since 2000, villagers have participated in Nanhui County critical illness insurance. By 2010, 977 people in the village participated in rural cooperative medical care, and the insurance participation rate was 100%.

Since 1980, Liren Brigade has implemented a pension subsidy system for elderly co-operative members. Farming co-operative members who are over 65 years old can enjoy an average monthly subsidy of 15 to 20 yuan per person. After 1993, agricultural cooperative members paid 240 yuan per year and could enjoy retirement benefits when they reached retirement age.

Liren Village is located in a prosperous industrial park. By the end of 2010, 8 villager groups had been dismantled. After the dismantling, end-to-end distribution work was implemented, and 1,514 people enjoyed the pension insurance of the land-expropriated small town.

Since 2005, Liren Village has carried out the activity of sending "cooling" to the elderly over 60 years old every summer; during the Double Ninth Festival, it gives out Double Ninth cakes and condolence money to the elderly over 60 years old; during the Spring Festival, it sends out "cool" gifts to the elderly over 80 years old. The Spring Festival condolences provide assistance to the elderly in need, those suffering from serious illnesses, and families living on minimum living allowances, and provide condolence gifts and condolences to families of martyrs and soldiers; a physical examination is provided for the elderly over 60 years old every year, and a census of women is conducted every two years.

Since 1998, Liren Village has invested approximately 6.5 million yuan in road hardening, optimization of main roads, and sewer drainage projects; cement roads have been paved in all groups and villages in the village; an investment of 73,500 yuan has been made Yuan, build 6 garbage houses, and implement centralized disposal of rural domestic waste. In 2006, 255,200 yuan was invested to build three public toilets. In 2008, 883,800 yuan was invested in planting and replenishing greenery, dredging rivers, building river slopes and driving wooden stakes, building flower beds in the village, uniformly painting walls, and installing waste bins and fruit shell boxes.

Liren Village has also successively set up an elderly activity center, a health room, a service station for farmers, a reading room, a table tennis room, an Oriental People's Cinema, an Oriental Rural Information Garden, a multi-functional playing hall, a basketball stadium, and outdoor fitness. Venues and other activity centers; and the establishment of waist drum teams, fitness teams and other cultural and sports teams to enrich the villagers’ amateur cultural life.

Honors received From 1997 to 2001, Liren Village was rated as the Advanced People’s Mediation Committee of Nanhui District (County); in 2000, it was rated as a Shanghai Health Village; in 2001, the Liren Village Branch Committee was rated as It is one of the "Five Best Party Branches" in Nanhui District; in 2004, the Liren Village Branch Committee was rated as the "Five Best Party Organizations" in Nanhui District; in 2006, Liren Village was rated as the Nanhui District Ecological Demonstration Village and the Nanhui District Village Affairs Openness and Democracy Management Demonstration Village; in 2007, it was rated as Shanghai Village Affairs Disclosure and Democratic Management Standard Village and Shanghai Health Village; in 2008, it was rated as Shanghai Tidy Village; in 2010, it was rated as Civilized Village in Nanhui District.

Successive leaders from 1957 to 2010, the secretaries of the Oliren Village branch committee were: Wang Ronggen, Shen Lanxian, Wang Linchu, Chu Jinfu, Wang Yiping, Lu Baoqing, Hu Yonglin, Lu Mingrong, Wang Longgen, Feng Mingyu, and Zhang Longcai; in August 2004, 0. The secretaries of the Liren Village General Branch Committee were: Zhang Fengjun and Xie Jinshi.

From 1958 to 2010, the directors (team leaders) of the village committee of Liren Village (Brigade) were: Wang Honggen, Hu Yonglin, Wang Longgen, Lu Mingrong, Feng Mingyu, and Xie Jinshi.

Revolutionary Martyr

Xie Binggen (1933-1953)

In February 1953, he joined the Chinese People’s Volunteers and served as the commander-sergeant of the 207th Regiment of the 22nd Artillery Division. Died on the Korean battlefield on July 13, 1953.

Yang Yongxuan (1901-1981)

Born in Group 8 of Liren Village, he later settled in Zhongjie Street, Zhoupu Town. He was a famous acupuncture doctor in modern times. Yang Yongxuan started studying medicine at the age of 17, under the famous acupuncture doctor Wang Songyu of Tangjia Garden in Pudong. After three years of study, he returned to Zhoupu Town and practiced acupuncture and madness Xuanhu. He successively set up clinics in Zhoupu Town, Dongjiadu, Sanlintang and other places. In the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), he moved to Baxianqiao, Shanghai and set up a clinic. He regularly attended consultations for specially contracted institutions and was deeply praised by patients. Yang Yongxuan is full of research spirit, strives for excellence in acupuncture therapy, and constantly sums up experience through clinical practice. After the liberation of Shanghai, Yang Yongxuan successively served as deputy director of the Shanghai Acupuncture Institute, deputy director of the Acupuncture Department of Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, member of the Chinese Acupuncture Society, executive director of the Shanghai Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, chairman of the Shanghai Acupuncture Society, etc., and was elected to the CPPCC Shanghai Committee Member of the third, fourth and fifth terms of the Municipal Committee. He has written books such as "Records of Acupuncture and Moxibustion Treatment" and "Selected Experiences of Yang Yongxuan in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture".

Yang Yifang (1924-)

The son of Yang Yongxuan, the famous Yang acupuncture academic school in Shanghai, he has practiced medicine for more than 60 years and has served successively as director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Zhoupu Hospital, deputy director of Nanhui County Central Hospital, and director of Nanhui Central Hospital. He was the first president and Party branch secretary of the County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and was among the first to be awarded the title of "Shanghai Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor" by the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau in 1995. He has served concurrently as the executive director of the Shanghai Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the deputy director and senior consultant of the Shanghai Acupuncture Society, the editorial board member and consultant of the "Shanghai Acupuncture Journal", the vice chairman of the Nanhui County Medical Association, and the vice chairman of the Nanhui District Retired Science and Technology Workers Association. . He has published more than 40 academic papers and authored the acupuncture academic monographs "Acupuncture Treatment Record" and "Yang Yongxuan's Selected Experience of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture". The latter also won the "Shanghai Science and Technology Achievement Award for Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine" in 1984. In 2002, he compiled and published "Yang Yongxuan's Acupuncture Medical Records" and other books. In 1960, he won the "Advanced Worker of Shanghai Heroes Association" medal.

Old Place Names

The customary name for the Gujiazhai Group 8 in Gutaihe Liren Village, on the west side of Zhouputang Bridge on the New Shanghai-Nan Highway in the west of Zhoupu Town. In the early days of the Republic of China, there was a Gu family who opened a rice shop on Xiaoyuntai Street in the North City of Zhoupu Town. The shop was named Gu Taihe. Later, due to the decline of his family's wealth due to his descendants' drug addiction, the shop was transferred to others and the family moved to the old home of the family. Later generations named the store Gu Taihe.

Caoxie Wharf is located in the west of Zhoupu Town and is the traditional name for the eastern half of Group 3 of Liren Village. There are about 30 households in Cao Xie Wharf, which stretches from Weijiazhai to the east and Tongjia Road to the west. Before liberation, most of the farmers here had difficulty with food and clothing. In order to make ends meet, the farmers here used straw to weave straw sandals for themselves to wear during the slack season. They were able to wear them in rain or shine. They also took the extra straw sandals to the market to sell them. Over time, three groups of people were formed. The farmers in Tongjiazhai and Chenjiazhai make weaving straw sandals as a side job. In addition to selling to Zhoupu Town, they also sell to Beicai, Sanlin, Yangsi and other places. The straw sandals they weave are of good quality and economical and affordable, so they are very popular among customers. This is how the "straw shoe wharf" got its name. (adsbygoogle=window.adsbygoogle||[]).push({});

Near Liren Village are the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai Wildlife Park, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, Shanghai Top Sightseeing Hall, and Shanghai Century Parks and other tourist attractions have specialties such as Zhoupu mutton, Pengzhen green lentils, white rabbit toffee, Sanlin bento melon, and Pudong chicken.