Gu Yuansha, a strange and special place, was named after the fact that a Qidong man surnamed Gu purchased this place before liberation. However, its administrative attribution may still be disputed to this day. [what] [what] [what]
In the "Shanghai Standard List of Uninhabited Islands, Low-tide Highlands and Reefs" released in 2013, "Gu Yuansha" was listed among them;
The "Qidong Changjiangkou North Branch Wetland Provincial Nature Reserve" approved by the Jiangsu Provincial Government covers the scope of "Qixingsha" in the east and "Qixingsha" in the south...
Qixingsha here is the new name set by the Qidong Municipal Government for Gu Yuansha.
In fact, this sandbar with an area of more than 50,000 mu has many common names: east cucumber sand, iron plate sand, lone goose sand...
It has well-developed tidal vegetation and rich marine living resources, and produces thousands of tons of high-quality clams for export to Japan and other places every year.
Will Qixingsha be further developed in the future? Unlikely.
But it is very dishonest, always changing, moving. And because there is less and less sand from the Yangtze River, the proportion of distribution to the north branch of the Yangtze River estuary is declining, and it is also possible that the Qixing sand will completely disappear in the near future...
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