Qianheye Village, 3.1 km south of the Gaoya Reservoir District Management Committee, 300 meters south of 224 Provincial Highway 196 km, north of Houheye Village, south of Luocun Village, east of Dongqian Heye Village, Donghou Heye Village across the Wen River, west over Maju Ridge and Linqu County Daqi Village border. According to legend, during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestors of the village moved from Hongdong County in Shanxi to Liujiaying Village in Linqu County on the south bank of the Wen River, and later separated from Liujiaying and moved to the west bank of the Wen River, 3 kilometers away from Liujiaying. After liberation, the village belonged to Luocun Township, Jiangyu District, Linqu County, and in 1958 the People's Commune was established as the management of the Baita People's Commune, and the construction of the Gaoya Reservoir began in the same year, and by 1961 it was relocated 1 km west to its current residence. In July 1996, it was assigned to the management of Baita Town, Changle County, and later changed to the management committee of Gaoya Reservoir District of Changle County. Qianheye Village is an independent natural village with a total population of 486 people and 18 party members, and has won the title of Municipal Civilized Village in Weifang City.
Former Kono Village and Hou Kono Village established a joint party branch, with a total of 55 party members and 3 branch members, Liu Jingcheng served as the branch secretary, and branch member Liu Jihe was responsible for the work of the former Kono Village.
In 2000, qianheno village ushered in a major development opportunity, striving for financial support from the superior, hardening roads for every household, laying asphalt pavement on the main road of the village, digging drainage ditches on both sides, greening all the high standards behind the houses, and building a new villagers' cultural and entertainment square, enriching the cultural life of the villagers and improving the quality of the villagers.
Wheat, corn, taro, etc. are planted in the east of the former Kono village, and sweet potatoes and peanuts are planted in the west of the village. In 1996, after the division of Changle County, vigorously developed greenhouse watermelon planting, planting an area of more than 100 mu, increasing farmers' income. The village also vigorously developed yellow peach cultivation and broiler chicken and duck breeding in Xiling, and in 2005, it built a fish pond of 5 acres in the east of the village to breed rare fish such as Chinese sturgeon and rainbow trout, which are still being farmed today, and the economic benefits are very impressive.
The former Kono villagers are simple and kind to others, paying attention to education and talent training. Before liberation, due to restrictions, the villagers mainly relied on private schools for education, teaching the "Four Books" and "Five Classics". In 1966, a new primary school was built, with a total of 1 teacher and 4 grades of compound teaching, and in 1970 it was expanded to 5 teaching classes with two teachers. Kono Elementary School was abolished in 1980 and merged into Kono Elementary School. In 2008, donated by Overseas Chinese yu Jingmao in Canada, the town government raised funds to build a new Jingmao Primary School in the south of the former Kono Village, which made it easier for the students in the village to study.
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