Toponymic archives | Zhuzhuangzi Village, Chenxiang Subdistrict, Sujiatun District

Origin of place names. Administrative village, under the jurisdiction of Sujiatun District Chen Xiang Subdistrict. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, there were immigrants surnamed Zhu who settled here and got its name. There are three natural villages under its command: Zhuzhuangzi, Xiaozhuzhuangzi and Shangtouzi.

Basics. To the east of Zhuzhuangzi Village is the Shendan Line Railway, and to the south and west is the Beisha River. The north of the village is separated from Wubai Highway and Beishahe, and is adjacent to Shahe Village and Shangtouzi. To the south, it is adjacent to Chen Xiang Street across the Beisha River. To the east, it is bordered by the Shendan Line Railway and Xiaozhu Zhuangzi and Ganjiagou. To the west, it is bordered by The Beisha River and Liutun Village.

History. At the beginning of the Republic of China, it was under the jurisdiction of the South Road Subdistrict of Shenyang County, and in 1919 (8 years of the Republic of China), the South Road Subdistrict was changed to the second district of Shenyang County Police.

In December 1930, the four police districts were changed to nine administrative districts, Liushangtun was the third district, and Zhuzhuangzi Village was under the jurisdiction of the three districts.

In 1945, it was subordinate to the Chen Xiangtun Subdistrict of the People's Power and the Liushangtun General District (2nd General District).

On November 2, 1948, the Chen Xiangtun District Government and the District Government were established in Chen Xiangtun, which were subordinate to the Shenyang Suburban Office, the Sujiatun Central District Government, and the Shenyang County Government.

In 1958, it was subordinated to Chen Xiangtun People's Commune. In March 1983, it was subordinated to Chen Xiangtun Township. In 1984, it belonged to Chen Xiangtun Town. In 2010, it belonged to Chen Xiang Subdistrict.

Taomutun Primary School Zhuzhuangzi Branch (teaching point), established in 1908. In October 1985, there were 2 classes, 47 students, and 2 teachers. It covers an area of 1163 square meters and a building area of 144 square meters.

Beisha River

Beisha River Bridge

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