Bai Mao Village
Baimao Village belongs to Zhuangzhai Town, Cao County, located 4 kilometers south of the town, with a population of more than 7,000 people and an area of 7.81 square kilometers. The name of the village is found in the Yuan History. In the early years of Emperor Yuanhuizong's reign, the Yellow River was repeatedly decided by Bai Mao, and the "Records of River Canals" states that in the fourth year of Zhengzhong, the river broke the Bai Mao embankment, and Shangshu Jia Lu of the Ministry of Works led 170,000 migrant workers to control the river.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Liu, Sun, Han and others moved here one after another. After the death of Yu Qian, the Duke of Ming Zhongsu, his descendant Yu Ke changed his surname to Wang and Zhixing, and lived in seclusion here. Due to the flooding of the Yellow River, this place has become a white alkali beach, thatched people, so it is called white grass. Today, Baimao is divided into two administrative villages, Baimaodong and Baimaoxi, and has jurisdiction over many natural villages of Baimao, Hanzhai, Liuzhai, Sunzhai and Xinliuzhai.
After the liberation of Baimao Village, it was set up as a township, abolished in 1987, and the construction of the new village was started in 2011, and the new village was basically completed at the end of 2012, with 712 two-storey residential buildings with courtyard construction, and 400 acres of land was vacated after the transformation of the new village.
Baimao Dongcun Street
During the Western Han Dynasty, Baimao Village was the site of Jiyang County, where Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu was born, one of the ancient eight scenes of Cao County, "Hanshe Jiahe", "Cao County Record", in December of the first year of Jianping, Han Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu was born in Jiyang (around present-day Baimao Village) county house. There is a Jiahe Sheng in the, with a stem and nine spikes.
The Yu Qian Memorial Hall in East Village was selected as the first list of historical buildings in Cao County.
Thirteen villages
The 13th village of Cao County belongs to the town of Brick Temple, located in the northwest of Cao County, 15 kilometers away from Cao County. It is adjacent to Zhuangqing Road to the south. Built in 2011, the village is built by the merger of thirteen natural villages, which has two main roads in the north-south direction and east-west direction, two secondary roads in the north-south direction, nearly 30 secondary arterial roads in the east-west direction, and the moat river surrounds the village and the outer ring road. There is a kindergarten, a primary school and a middle school on both sides of the East Outer Ring Road, which is the education base of the village. There is a large plaza in the South Outer Ring Road, and a farmers' market is built in the West Outer Ring. The village has a high hardening rate of roads and actively develops the rural tourism industry. The Thirteen Villages University Student Entrepreneurship Park in the West Outer Ring Road is still in its infancy.
In 2011, it was relocated from thirteen natural villages, hence the name "Thirteen Villages", with a population of more than 5,000 people, an area of 5 square kilometers, and 1,700 acres of arable land.
Among these thirteen natural villages, there is one village in the Han Dynasty and eight villages in the Ming Dynasty.
Zhongdi Circle Village
Zhongdi Circle Village of Shaozhuang Town is located 15.4 kilometers south of Cao County, 5 kilometers east of Shaozhuang Town Government and 1.4 kilometers south of Taihang Didi. The Yang River and the Yellow Trunk Line are sandwiched between east and west, and the Taihang Embankment bends sharply from southwest to northeast. The settlement is in the shape of east-west blocks. There are 1180 households in the village, 4286 people, Han nationality. It has an area of 4.21 km². It is mainly agricultural, and it is rich in paulownia trees. There are more than 40 surnames in the village, including Zhong, Yang, Xue, Guan, Liu, Song, Zhang, Ni, Zheng, Zhao, and Sun, with Zhong having the most surnames. Every ancient calendar four and nine into the set. It is the seat of three village committees in Zhongdi Circle North Street, Middle Street and South Street. It is the Zhongdi Circle thirty-five miles south of present-day Cao County, Shandong. Qing Guangxu's "Shandong Tongzhi" Volume 2 "Yutuzhi": There is a chong (Zhong) embankment circle in the south of Cao County. Zhongdi donkey meat is more famous, Zhongjia donkey meat and Liu family donkey meat are more famous.
Nakako
According to the "Genealogy of the Zhong Clan": The ancestor of the Zhong clan was a native of the Spring and Autumn Lu Kingdom, and his fifty-third generation descendant Zhongce Gongzi Tingxiu moved here, in order to prevent the flooding of the Yellow River, built a village along the embankment, and ordered the village to be Yong'an Village. In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the village was destroyed and renamed Zhongdi Circle. At present, Zhongdi Circle North Village is mainly an old village, mainly with the surname Zhong.
The monument of the Xianxian Zhongzi Temple is located in the north village of Zhongdi Circle, Shaozhuang Town, Cao County, established in the twenty-third year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1897), written by Chen Jiyang and written by Xu Jiwei. In December 2018, it was announced as a municipal cultural relic protection unit.
There is also a statue of the great leader Chairman Mao in the North Village, which was made during the Cultural Revolution and later erected on the pedestal. Today it is an entertainment center.
The Kitamura Villagers Committee is on the east side of the statue.
Author: Sun Zhimin, senior teacher of Cao County No. 3 Middle School, member of the 16th Heze City Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and recorder of local culture enthusiasts. Headline number: Tiger 69090.