Where does Baimao Village belong?

Bamao Village is located at the intersection of Hangzhou-Wenzhou Highway and Ningbo-Wuzhou Highway, 9 kilometers southeast of the county. According to Wanli's "Xinchang County Chronicles": "It was originally named Baimao. There is a Gaofantan (now a reservoir) in the mountain behind the village. It is said that it was built by the White Dragon Mother. There is a dragon pavilion on it. If there is a drought, praying for rain will be effective. Yuantai Dingding In the year of Mao, Wang Lun was appointed as the general of Xinchang County. He sailed to the Yangtze River and dreamed that a woman came to visit him. She said she was from Xinchang Gaoban, whose surname was Bai. She heard that the Duke was coming from afar, so she was surprised to see him. When I arrived, I asked about it and found out that there was a high pan pond." The name of Baimao Village may have come from this, and later evolved into Baimao and Baimao.

Zhang Guangzu (1279-1329), the great-great-grandson of Zhang Xiangzhi, the ancestor of the Zhang family in the Southern Ming Dynasty, originally lived in Renzhengfang, the county seat. His son Yingzhu (1303-1359) lived in Bamao in the late Yuan Dynasty. The Xu family moved from Longhuangtang, and the majority of residents in the village are Zhang and Xu. It belongs to Yulin Street from 2006 to present. There are currently 12 natural villages, 18 villager groups, 895 households, and 2,316 people.

The ancient buildings in the village include Zhang's "Thousand Pillars House", a large-scale private house built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1792). The house has three entrances, 18 large and small patios, and 102 rooms. The houses are connected to each other, and are organically combined into a large yard with a large scale and complete structure. It covers an area of ??more than 30 acres and has 712 wooden columns, so it is known as the "Thousand Columns". The materials used are exquisite and the carvings are exquisite, with the architectural style of the mid-Qing Dynasty. Most of the houses are intact, and the original walls have been destroyed.

There is also the mausoleum of He Jian, the Taibao Prince and the Minister of the Ministry of War during the Zhengde Period of the Ming Dynasty. It is located on the south slope of Rongshan Mountain in Hejia'an. It is wide and has towering ancient trees. It was excavated in 1965, and cultural relics such as jade belts and epitaphs were unearthed and are now in the County Cultural Relics Museum.

Bamao is located in a hilly area and has always grown grain. Before 1949, droughts and floods were frequent and people's lives were difficult. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, under the leadership of the party and the government, water conservancy projects were built, land was reclaimed, and family side businesses were developed to ensure that the villagers had enough food and clothing. In 1956, the Yanyuan Reservoir was built with a water storage capacity of 240,000 cubic meters and irrigated 545 acres of farmland. In the 1970s, the Xinchang River was managed, and the entire village labor force was mobilized to transform 320 acres of creek beaches along the river into fertile farmland. In the 1980s, Qiaoying was connected to The reservoir branch channel is 1,500 meters long, allowing 95% of the paddy fields to maintain harvests despite droughts and floods. In 1991, the trial production of Baimao Longjing tea was successfully conducted, and it was identified and issued a certificate of conformity by the Tea Quality Supervision and Testing Center of the Ministry of Agriculture, saying that "the tea is of excellent quality, equivalent to the first-class Zhejiang Longjing tea" level." At that time, there were 363 households in the village raising 7,862 long-haired rabbits, with an average of 22 rabbits per household, and 16 specialized chicken-raising households, with each household raising thousands of chickens. The family's side business has become an important source of income for the village.

After 1984, Baimao Village took advantage of its convenient transportation and close proximity to the county seat to successively set up a parking lot, built a brick and tile factory and a building component prefabrication yard, and expanded the hardware factory into a mechanical components factory. , a new granite factory was built, forming a village-level enterprise with building materials as the leader. There are currently 110 industrial enterprises, and 50% of the villagers in the village work as employees in the enterprises. Salaries and bonuses have become the main source of villagers' income. At the same time, the tertiary industry is being developed. The village has more than 50 catering, tourism and accommodation businesses; more than 10 car repair businesses; more than 50 people engaged in short-distance transportation, more than 50 cars and tractors; and more than 70 people engaged in the construction industry. In 2006, the village's total industrial output value was 95.9 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 8,081 yuan.

The development of production and the improvement of life have promoted the construction of rural residential environment. Seven main village roads totaling approximately 6,000 meters were repaired and hardened, and a new T-shaped street and three residential quarters were built. New buildings such as the supply and marketing building, post and telecommunications building, cultural center, primary and secondary schools, and kindergartens have become the highlights of the village. Villagers generally built buildings. Pensions for elderly villagers, assistance funds for needy households with five guarantees, pension insurance for girls' households, student scholarships, cultural and entertainment activity fees, etc. have all been implemented.

Near Bamao Village there are tourist attractions such as Xinchang Buddha Temple, Chuanyan Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area, Xinchang Silk World Tourism Area, Tianmu Mountain Scenic Area, Xinchang China Tea Market Scenic Area, etc. There are Big Buddha Tea, Xinchang Atractylodes, Xinchang Xiaojingsheng, Pingshui Pearl Tea, Lanting Peach and other specialties.