Yangguang Village is an administrative village under the jurisdiction of Jiangdong Town, Chao'an District, Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province, bordering the East Causeway of the Han River, Lianzhou East Village in the north, Dushu Village in the west, and Sanwu Village in the south. It is Chao'an District, Chaozhou City
Jiangdong Town is under the jurisdiction of 3 kilometers away from the town government. The village area is about one square kilometer, of which the water area accounts for about one-eighth, and the cultivated land area is about 550 mu, most of which is sandy and semi-sandy. In the past, the cultivated land was uneven and flooding was frequent, resulting in frequent flooding of pastoral villages. The name comes from Yangguang Village, the former village name is Yang Po Numa, in view of the geographical location of the village is formed by the accumulation of the ocean, in the old days it belonged to Haiyang County, and there were many ponds and lakes around the village, and the ancestors of the Lin surname took the meaning of spiritual excellence and prosperity, and set the name of this village (the old custom was called "YangDa Bird" because of the harmonic sound). In 1958, it was changed to Yangguang.
Historical evolution Yangguang villagers surnamed Lin, Li, Liu, Zhang, Zheng, Cai and other six surnames. The first founding of the village was the three brothers of Lin Yuming, the ancestor of the Lin clan, who settled here from Putian, Fujian Province, about 1534 AD (that is, the 13th year of Ming Jiajing). Later, the ancestors of the Li clan moved from Nanchang, Jiangxi to the northern end of Xianpingtian Village, and moved to settle in the village due to flooding outside the continent. The ancestors of the Zhang surname originally lived in the east of the village, in order to avoid the scourge of theft, they also moved closer to each other; the ancestors of the Liu surname were relocated here from the mouth of phosphorus Creek, the ancestors of the Zheng clan migrated here from the carp navel, and the ancestors of the Cai clan migrated from Chaozhou City before and after liberation to settle here. Become a village with multiple surnames.