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Historical Qianwu Town of Doumen, Zhuhai China

Qianwu Town, belonging to Doumen District, Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, is located in the west of Zhuhai City with a land area of 190.62 square kilometers (2017), which is the most extensive town in Zhuhai City. Qianwu town has 16 administrative villages and 2 communities, with a population of 81433 (in 2017), and more than 30000 people living in Hong Kong, Macao and overseas. It is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese. There are many excellent traditional arts in Qianwu Town, such as Qianwu floating color, loading mud fish, gongs and drums cabinet, dragon dance, lion dance, Buddhist boxing and so on. As of 2012, Qianwu town has one national intangible cultural heritage list (the custom of loading mud fish), two provincial intangible cultural heritage lists, five municipal intangible cultural heritage lists and seven district intangible cultural heritage lists. Among them, the custom of "loading mud fish", the dry floating color, the gongs and drums cabinet and other projects are particularly representative. In October 2019, Qianwu town was selected as one of the "Top 1000 towns with comprehensive strength in China in 2019". In July 2020, the National Patriotic Health Association confirmed Qianwu town as the National Health Township in 2019. History of construction In the middle of Qing Dynasty, Qianwu town was originally under the jurisdiction of Xinhui County, so it was called "Siyi". In 1910, it was under the jurisdiction of Huangliang capital of Xiangshan County. In 1925, Qianwu town was Qianwu Township and Dongwan Township in the eighth District of Zhongshan County. In June 1950, Zhongshan County was divided into 11 districts. The eighth district government set up a cadre office, and 26 townships (towns) were established. In June 1952, Zhongshan County was divided into 15 districts. In August 1955, according to the regulations of the people's Committee of Guangdong Province, each district (town) was renamed after its district (town), and the eight districts were renamed Qianwu district. In March 1957, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged. In October 1958, Doumen people's commune was established. In November 1959, after Qianwu town abolished the Big Commune, Doumen commune was divided into three communes: Doumen commune, Qianwu commune and Baijiao commune. In 1961, Qianwu was restored to regional management, and it was under the jurisdiction of Qianwu, Dongao and Lishan communes. In early 1963, the district system was abolished and renamed people's commune. In December 1984, the commune system was abolished and changed to district system. The original production brigade was changed to township. In January 1987, districts were transformed into towns, and townships were transformed into villages. administrative division Division evolution In 1925, Qianwu town governed Qianwu Township and Dongwan township. Qianwu Township includes Qianwu, Dongwu, dongcuntang, nanfo, Haibeitou, Dakeng, xinpingshan, jiupingshan, Guanyinyan, xichengwei, shigouyong, dahaihuan, nanshai, Beishui, Caolang, Huangjin, Dalin, Xiaolin, etc.; Dongwan Township includes Dongao, Wankou, Niushan, Gaotian, Nan'an, Shiqun, Shigou, Xipu, Dongming, etc. After the implementation of the new county system, a total of 28 insurances were set up in two townships of Qianwu town. In March 1957, Qianwu was divided into three townships: Baijiao, Lishan and Qianwu. Nanxin and Pingsha townships were assigned to Pingsha farm. In October 1958, Qianwu town governed Baijiao Township, Lishan Township, Qianwu Township, Liuxiang Township, Chikan Township and Doumen township. On July 19, 1965, after Doumen County was established, Shazi, Dongming, Xipu, Huangjin, Caolang and other villages were assigned to Niwan commune, and mashanwangshan, Xiacun, Nanshan, Lishan, Hushan and other brigades were assigned to Wushan commune. In 1975, Shiqun, Nan'an, Shigou and other villages were set up from Dongao, and the town expanded from seven agricultural production teams to eight. In 1990, the town people's government was set up as an administrative organ, under which eight villages were set up. According to the residential type, the town is divided into two parts: the people and the sand. Qiandong, Qianxi, Qianbei (including dongcuntang natural village), Shiqun (including Nan'an, Shigou and sanjiacun natural villages), Dongao and Wankou (including Niushan natural village) are the areas where people live to cultivate sand; dahaihuan and Shigou (shigouchong) are the water residents living in sand. https://www.chinawiki.net/thread/55/2...