Toponymic archives | Xiaozhu Zhuangzi Village, ChenXiang Street, Sujiatun District

Origin of place names. Xiaozhu Zhuangzi Village, a natural village, belongs to Zhuzhuangzi Village, ChenXiang Subdistrict, Sujiatun District. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, there were immigrants surnamed Zhu who settled here and got their name, in order to distinguish them from the neighboring villages of the same name, called Xiaozhu Zhuangzi Village. In 1910, it was called Pig Village on the map of Shenyang, and it is not known whether it was related to the large number of pig farmers.

Zhu Zhuangzi and Pig Village on the 1910 map

Satellite map of Xiaozhu Zhuangzi

Basics. The village of Xiaozhuzhuangzi is adjacent to Ganjiagou to the north. According to netizen @ Zen Tea Yiwei: Ganjiagou is now between a certain garrison and a barracks of the armed police, and now there are no residents, and it has been basically assigned to the scope of the garrison. The village is bordered to the east by Tower Hill. On the south and west sides are the Beishahe and Shendan lines.

The Beisha River is a tributary of the Taizi River, with a total length of 117 kilometers and a basin area of 1485 square kilometers. Originating from the area of Dading Mountain and Banmaoling in the southwest of Fushun City, it flows through Chen Xiangtun, and after the railway is extended, it enters the confluence of Xiyangjiao Village and Shili River and Liutanggou in Liutiaozhai Town, And enters the Taizi River at the junction of Qianhehong Village in Wangjia Town.

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Text | Chen Xin