Where is Pingtan County from?

Pingtan county, because the main island Haitan Island has a flat boulder, commonly known as "Pingtan". According to the excavation and textual research of Keqiutou Neolithic site in Nanlong Village, Pingyuan Township, Pingtan County, there were human activities in Pingtan six or seven thousand years ago. According to the Records of Pingtan County in the Republic of China, the Records of Diseases of Counties and Countries in the World and the Records of Fuzhou Prefecture are quoted: the Tang Dynasty was a place for herding horses, and a shepherd was set up in the early Song Dynasty, which was soon revoked, allowing islanders to farm and sending more troops to station. In A.D. 1059 (the fourth year of Song Jiayou), a patrol department was set up in Zhongmen (now Suao Town) to be responsible for maritime patrol. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, in order to guard against Japanese invaders, the islanders were forced to move to the mainland, leaving all the businesses on the island deserted and devastated. Since then, the sea has been "forbidden" and "moved". It was not until 1727 (the fifth year of Qing Dynasty) that fishery production and maritime transportation began to resume. After1851-1(Qing Xianfeng), Pingtan became one of the main ports of Fujian's trade with Taiwan, with relatively stable society, developed fishing, agriculture, salt and commerce, and increasingly developed culture and education. However, Pingtan did not have an independent organizational system for a long time. Successive governments only paid attention to setting up checkpoints to collect taxes, and invested little in economic and cultural construction. Therefore, Pingtan has never been able to change its backward and closed state. 1680 (19th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty), Haikou Dongcheng aided town in Fuqing County was changed to Haitan town. 1683 (twenty-second year of Qing emperor Kangxi) moved the town to Pingtan (now Tancheng), 1730 (eighth year of Yongzheng) built the county seat, 1798 (. After Pingtan was approved to establish a county in 19 12 (the first year of the Republic of China), the situation was turbulent, bandits were rampant, and the plague spread, making it difficult for the people to live and work in peace and contentment. Especially after the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Japanese aggressors and puppet troops invaded Pingtan many times, plundering and killing, which led to the withering of various industries and people's livelihood. After the outbreak of the war of liberation, Pingtan was once again in trouble until the liberation of the whole territory in September 1949. 1On May 5, 949, Pingtan guerrillas liberated the county seat and established the county people's government. It was evacuated in July and cooperated with the People's Liberation Army to recover Pingtan on September 6, 65438. 1950 belongs to Minhou District, 1956 belongs to Jinjiang District, and 1959 belongs to Minhou District (Minhou District was renamed Putian District on 197 1). It has been under the jurisdiction of Fuzhou since 1983. 1936 (25 years of the Republic of China) was divided into three districts. In 33 years of the Republic of China, the regional department was abolished and towns were established. In 35 years, it was divided into Tancheng, Suao Town, Zhongzheng, Longquan, Zhongxin, Tannan and fuxing town. 1958 implements the people's commune, 196 1 implement 12, 1983 implement 14. 1984, the real administrative organization was separated, and the commune was changed to township (town) respectively. * * * Three towns 12 townships were established, and then two townships were changed into towns one after another, and five towns 10 townships were established. 1On May 5, 949, Pingtan guerrillas liberated the county seat and established the county people's government. They evacuated in July and cooperated with the People's Liberation Army to recover Pingtan on September 6, 65438. 1950 belongs to Minhou District, 1956 belongs to Jinjiang District, and 1959 belongs to Minhou District (Minhou District was renamed Putian District on 197 1). It has been under the jurisdiction of Fuzhou since 1983. 1936 (25 years of the Republic of China) was divided into three districts. In 33 years of the Republic of China, the regional department was abolished and towns were established. In 35 years, it was divided into Tancheng, Suao Town, Zhongzheng, Longquan, Zhongxin, Tannan and fuxing town. 1958 implements the people's commune, 196 1 implement 12, 1983 implement 14. 1984, the real administrative organization was separated, and the commune was changed to township (town) respectively. * * * Three towns 12 townships were established, and then two townships were changed into towns one after another, and five towns 10 townships were established. 1997, the land area of pingtan county is 32 1.4 square kilometers, including 44.5 square kilometers of tidal flats and a population of 362,000. Jurisdiction over 5 towns, 10 townships: Tancheng Town, Suao Town, Liushui Town, Aoqian Town, Beicuo Town, Yutou Township, Dalian Township and Bai Qing Township. In 2000, Pingyuan Township was abolished and Pingyuan Town was established; Cancel Aodong Township and set up Aodong Town. By the end of 2000, Pingtan County had jurisdiction over 7 towns and 8 townships: Tancheng Town, Su 'ao Town, Aoqian Town, Beicuo Town, Liushui Town, Pingyuan Town, Aodong Town, Lancheng Town, Zhonglou Township, Bai Qing Township, Nanhai Township, Yutou Township, Dalian Township, Dongxiang Township and Luyang Township, with 8 neighborhood committees and 65,438 people. In 2003, Pingtan County administered 7 towns and 8 townships: Tancheng Town, Su 'ao Town, Aoqian Town, Beicuo Town, Liushui Town, Pingyuan Town, Aodong Town, Lancheng Town, Zhonglou Township, Bai Qing Township, Nanhai Township, Yutou Township, Dalian Township, Dongxiang Township and Luyang Township.