Anton Wei Street is located at the easternmost end of the Eurasian Continental Bridge, at the junction of rusu and Guangdong provinces, bordering on the Yellow Sea, Qingdao in the north, Linyi in the west, Lianyungang in Jiangsu Province in the south, and Japan and South Korea across the sea in the east. It is the residence of Lanshan Working Committee and offices. Anton Wei Street covers an area of 42 square kilometers, of which the urban built-up area covers an area of 1 square kilometers. The population is 36,, and the urban resident population is 25,. It is the * * * resident in Lanshan District. Founded in the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1384), it was as famous as Tianjinwei and ahava, and was a major coastal defense town and a famous commercial port. Basic introduction Chinese name: mbth, Andongwei Street, Andong Wei Street Geographical location: the easternmost part of the Eurasian Continental Bridge, the border area between rusu and China: 42 square kilometers Population: 36, people. Founded in 1384, the pillar industries in Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty: furniture manufacturing, power fittings, tea production and other history. Character brief introduction, the villages under its jurisdiction include Fenshui Village, Andongwei Village, Jiajiahu Village, Chenjiahu Village, Kuilou Village, panzhuang Village, Panzhuang Village, Qianhezhuang Village, Houhezhuang Village, Yantai West Village, Zhuyuan Village, Dongzhuangju, Nanmenwai Village, Dongshan Village, Beimenwai Village, Lijia Zhuangzi Village, Jiangjia Zhuangzi Village and Dishui Village. Economic development, public security management, history Andongwei is located in the southernmost part of Rizhao City, with Lanshan Port in the east, Embroidered Needle River in the west, Haizhou Bay and Lianyungang across the sea in the south, and Hushanbao in the north, which is the crossroads of southeastern Shandong. There are 13 natural villages inside and outside the Gu 'andong Acropolis, with an existing population of 16,. They belong to Anton Wei Street and are the resident of Lanshan District. Anton Wei has a long history and a long history of culture. As early as 1, years ago, human beings lived here. In 1985, stone tools in the early Paleolithic period were discovered in Hujialin village, and then the Longshan cultural site was discovered in Dongmenwai village. In the 16th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (in 1383), Tang He, a duke of Xin Guo, was appointed to defend the southeast coast against the Japanese invaders. Based on the square mouth of ten miles west of Anton Wei (now in the area of Shaopo Village in hushan town), Tang He chose this chiseled mountain to open a civil city. There is a saying that "Qingluan captures the flag and decides Anton". "An Dong Wei Zhi-Li Zhi" contains that "the East China Sea has the largest number of guards in flood season, and those who are in the East are more than this, hence the name". In the Ming Dynasty, Anton Wei set up a command, and the army was under the jurisdiction of Shandong Dusi. Anton Wei set up five thousand households in the left, right, middle, front and back, and the latter was Shijiu Village (now Shijiu Village). Every thousand households, 1 households, 1 people, and more than a thousand soldiers. During the Tianshun period, the middle school transferred Tianjinwei and the right school went to Xuzhou. There are 17 shops in the city and 28 piers (beacon towers) in the coastal defense zone. In order to provide military supplies, there are 17 villages in Rizhao and Zhucheng counties, covering an area of 166,499 mu. By the beginning of Qing Dynasty, Anton Wei had a garrison, and the city, civil society, school and money were the same as those of counties. In the seventh year of Qing Qianlong (1472), An Dongwei was merged into Rizhao County and set up a patrol inspection department, which belonged to Jinxian Township. During Guangxu period, it was changed to Andong Weishe, the second brand in South Township of Rizhao. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the Anton Wei District was designated. There are Quanzi Temple, Chishui Temple, Haishen Temple, Sleeping Buddha Temple, Shuiyue Temple, Shangyuan Temple, Horse Temple and Baiyi Pavilion outside the city of Gu 'andong, and there are City God Temple, Zhenwu Temple, Confucian Temple, Guanwang Temple, Wenchang Pavilion, Guanyin Temple and other temples in the city. Among them, Quanzi Temple was built by Hu Jinjian, the commander of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, and rebuilt by Hu Chenglie, a doctor who was appointed straight in the Wanli period. The stone tablet in the temple was carved and waved to record Hu Gong's shrine. Outside the temple, there was Gu Quan, and a stone tablet titled "Water is the foundation of Han Qing" stood by the spring. Dishui Temple, originally Dongyue Temple, later called Tian Fei Temple, is located in the north of Dishuikou, Gudu. It was told that Qin Shihuang ordered Lu Sheng to seek the elixir, and Lu Sheng fled, and went out to sea from the water to Qinshan Island (now dozens of miles in the South China Sea) to live in seclusion. Zhenwu Temple is located in the northeast corner of the city. There is no test on the generation when it was built. When Tang Xinguo built the Acropolis, he often stayed under the trees in the temple. The Confucian Temple was built in the northwest corner of the city in the early Ming Dynasty, and moved to the north of Xijie Road during Jiajing period. It was built by Rizhao, Zhucheng and Andongwei. Shangyuan Temple, built between the Yuan Dynasty and the first year, is recorded by Yuan people. The reclining Buddha Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty. There are two thousand-year-old ginkgo trees in front of the temple. The inscription outside the temple records that this place is the place where the Tang Dynasty general Wei Chi Gongping reported the good news of Liao. Anton Weishan is surrounded by water and is a scenic spot in Qinan. Lingxiu Jia is in the other side, including Bifeng Chunxiao, Linge Sunset, Wang Yang in the East China Sea, West Lake misty rain, verdant mountains, dragging water, morning bells in mountain temples, and fishing boats fishing at night. In the thirty-first year of Ming Jiajing (1552), a famous scholar of Anton Wei and Zhao Yingyuan were named as eight scenic spots, and they were given seven laws and eight songs, which have been passed down to this day. Eighteen years after the establishment of An Dongwei, Zhu Di usurped the throne. In order to repay the heroes in the battle of Zhucheng in Baigou (now Baigou Town, Baoding City, Hebei Province), 19 famous generals were appointed to guard Andongwei, and those with outstanding military achievements were hereditary commanders. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, thousands, hundreds of families and soldiers were hereditary soldiers. In addition to some indigenous people, most of the residents in Anton Wei today are descendants of Anhui soldiers who went to war with Yongle Emperor. Some dialects in Andongwei still retain some Anhui dialect elements. After that, most of the descendants of these soldiers abandoned martial arts. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Anton Wei was a scholar with as many as 43 people, ranking first in Rizhao County. Hu Chenglie (1528 ~ 161), a character known as Zhi 'an, was a juren in the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (156), and successively served as the magistrate of Hangzhou, the magistrate of Qiantang County and the magistrate of Haining County. In the eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (158), he returned to his hometown. He is the author of Duowei Collection, Bird Pavilion Collection, Livestock Recognition Compilation, etc. Su Jing, the word Dian Qing. In the tenth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1637), he was a scholar. Official supervision platform. He went to Shaanxi and Shanxi to fight the Li Zicheng Rebels. He is the author of Old Art of Bishan Residence, Notes on Elementary School, manuscripts and poems. Today's Lanshan Sea Monument has its inscriptions, such as "The Milky Way is moving" and "Shake the snow and spray the clouds". In the forty-third year of Jiajing (1564), the Japanese invasion subsided, the military status of Anton Wei gradually declined, and the number of troops was reduced. However, with the increase of population, the revival of fishery and the gradual opening of shipping, Anton Wei has set up three or eight major collections, which has gradually become an important farmer's market and shipping channel in southeastern Shandong. In the early years of the Republic of China, there were 72 commercial banks and six banks and pawnbrokers. During the war, the logistics department of the New Fourth Army, Shandong Military Region and Shandong Central South Military Region was once located in Andongwei. It has become a distribution center for military supplies and made great contributions to the victory of the revolution. The resident of Anton Wei Street in Fenshui Village under its jurisdiction. The village was built at the end of Sui Dynasty, and it was called Fenhe River in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. There is a ridge behind the village, which is called the watershed. The village was named after the mountains, and later evolved into "Fenshui". In 1964, the village was planned and gradually moved to Beiling, and the relocation was completed in 1984. In 23, there were 568 households with 236 people. The main surnames are Wang, Zhang, Yang, Su and Lin. Andongwei Lanshan office resident. In the 17th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1384), an Dongwei was set up to prevent the pirates from harassing the coastal areas and to ensure the peace of the East. In 194, it was divided into four villages: Anton Weidong Village, Nancun Village, Xicun Village and Beicun Village. In December 21, four villages were changed from villages to residences. Dongjieju, in 23, there were 45 households with 1587 people. The main surnames are Li, Wang, Zhang, Shi, Su and Xu. Nanjieju, with 546 households and 1,756 people in 23. The main surnames are Su, Zhang, Wang, Li and Yang. Xijieju, with 426 households and 1396 people in 23. The main surnames are Hu, Wang, Fa, Pang, etc. Beijieju, with 678 households and 216 people in 23. The main surnames are Wang, Zhang, Liu, Li, Mou, Du, Zhou, Shao and Qiu. Jiajiahu Village is located 3 kilometers northwest of Andongwei Street. During the reign of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Jia lived here and built the village. It was named Jiajiahu because the village was located in a lake depression. In 23, there were 2 households with 66 people. The main surnames are Ji, Li, Ding and Jia. Chenjiahu Village is located 2.5 kilometers northwest of the resident of Andongwei Sub-district Office. During the Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty, Chen and others moved here to build a village, so it was named Chenjiahu because the village was located in a lake depression. In 23, there were 21 households with 68 people. The main surnames are Chen, Ding, Wang, Zhuang and Si. Kuilou Village is located at the entrance and exit of Fenshui section of Tongshan expressway in the east. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Ding moved here to build a village, named Kuilou in memory of his former residence. In 23, there were 5 households with 175 people. The main surnames are Ding, Xu and Sun. Panzhuang Village is located at the southernmost tip of Rizhao City, on the north bank of Xiuzhen River. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Pan moved here to live and build a village, hence the name panzhuang. In 1947, he became a village in panzhuang. In 23, there were 387 households with 1388 people. The main surnames are Sun, Dong, Liu, Teng, Dou and Wang. Panzhuang Village was divided into Panzhuang Village by panzhuang in 1947. In 23, there were 372 households with 1,221 people. The main surnames are Zhou and Liu. Qianhezhuang Village is located 4 kilometers northwest of Andongwei Street. It was built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, and was composed of three families: Chi, Ma and Tang, so it was called Hezhuang. Later, after the establishment of Houhezhuang, it was renamed Qianhezhuang. In 23, there were 56 households with 1689 people. The main surnames are Cui, Teng, Xing, Ma and Tang. Houhezhuang Village is located 5 kilometers northwest of Andongwei Street. During the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, Xing moved out of Hezhuang Village and was named Houhezhuang. The original five natural villages were separated from the Beishan natural village in 1956, and now they are composed of four natural villages. In 23, there were 331 households with 1176 people. There is a reservoir covering an area of 3 mu behind the village, with a storage capacity of 1.9 million cubic meters. The main surnames are Xing, Zhao, Liu, Dai, Yu and Wang. Yantai West Village is 1.5 kilometers south of Anton Weicheng, south of the middle section of Shenglan Road. The village was built in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty. Originally known as Nansha. Because there is a mountain in the east of the village, which looks like an inkstone, it is named as the inkstone mountain. Nansha Village is located in Shanxi, also known as the west of inkstone, and it has been used since then. In 23, there were 264 households with 826 people. The main surnames are Wang, Lu, Zhang, Chen, Su and Dou. Zhuyuan Village is located in the south of Lanshan West Road and in the west of urban planning area. The village was built in Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty. Because there is a large bamboo forest outside the village, it is named Bamboo Garden. In November 1981, it was named Zhuyuan Village. In 23, there were 238 households with 921 people. The main surnames are Zhou, Wang, Li, Zhang, Wei and Hu. Dongzhuang lived in the village built during the Jianwen period of the Ming Dynasty. Because it is located outside the East Gate of Anton, there are still few residents, so it is named Dongxiaozhuang (also called East Gate). In order to distinguish the village with the same name, it was renamed Weidong Village in November 1981. In 21, he changed from village to residence. In 23, there were 115 households with 422 people. The main surnames are Chen, Wang, Chang, Yin and Zheng. There were residents outside the south gate when Jianwei was built, and it became a village in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. Because it was located at the south gate of the ancient city of Anton Wei, it was named outside the south gate. In 21, he changed from village to residence. In 23, there were 22 households with 85 people. The main surnames are Su, Wang, Gao and Yang. Dongshan Village lives in the east section of Lanshan Middle Road. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was collectively referred to as the East Gate with Lanshan Meng and Dongzhuang. Many people live by the mountain. It was renamed Dongshan Village in 1962. In 23, there were 23 households with 81 people. The main surnames are Li, Wang, Hu, Che and Xu. Beimen Waiju is located behind the office building of Lanshan-level organs. Because it is located in the north of the ancient city of Anton Weicheng, it is named North Gate. In 21, the village changed to residence, and in 23, there were 42 households with 1428 people. The main surnames are Wang, Zhou, Liu, Zhang and Su. In 1966, Nancha moved northward, which was the first precedent in this village, and was known as the first village in Shandong Province. Li Zhuangzi lived in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and Li lived here to build a village, hence the name Li Zhuangzi. In 21, he changed from village to residence. In 23, there were 42 households with 1,528 people, mainly Li. Jiangjia Zhuangzi Village is located 1 km east of National Highway 24, on the north side of Jiaodingshan Middle Road. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Jiang moved here to build a village. In 1964, it was renamed Red Star, and in 1981, it was renamed Jiang Jia Zhuangzi. In 23, there were 98 households with 352 people. The main surnames are Su, Shi, Ding, Han and Zhang. Dishui Village is located on the south side of Shenglan Road and on the east side of the estuary of Xiuzhen River. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the village was built. Because there were many ponds around the village and grass was everywhere, it was named water. In 23, there were 456 households with 1,56 people. The main surnames are Wang, Hu, Yan and Chen. Sujia Zhuangzi is located on the west side of Yuquan Second Road. During the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, a surname Su moved here to build a village. In 1958, it merged with Zhuyuan Village and was called Zhusu Brigade. In 198, it was divided into villages and was still called Sujia Zhuangzi. In 23, there were 15 households with 45 people. The main surname is Sue. Zhangmazhuang is adjacent to Fenshui Village in the east, Embroidered Needle River in the south and Provincial Highway 342 in the north. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Zhang moved here to live and build a village, and named it Zhangjia Zhuangzi. In order to distinguish the village with the same name, in November 1981, Zhang and Ma were the two surnames in the village, so it was renamed Zhangmazhuang. In 23, there were 144 households with 427 people. The main surnames were Zhang, Ma, Su, Huang, Wang, Li, Cao, Yang and Hu. Quanzimiao Village is located on the east side of National Highway 24 and on the north side of Provincial Highway 342. The village was built at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Ming and Wei commanded Hu Jin to build a temple here. In front of the temple, there is a spring that never dries up all the year round, called Lingquan. This temple is called Quanzi Temple, and Houcun is named after it. In 1964, it was changed to Hongwei Village during the Four Qing Dynasties. After 198, it was still called Quanzi Temple. In 23, there were 386 households with 1194 people. The main surnames are Wang, Yu, Hu and Zhang. Renjia Village is located in the west of National Highway 24, north of Xiuzhen River, west of Tongshan expressway and north of Provincial Highway 342. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Ren moved here to build Renjia Village, which later evolved into Renjia Village. In 23, there were 33 households with 11 people. The main surnames are Su, Li, Wang, Kang and Huang. Shijiazhuang Ziju is located on the north side of the middle section of Shenglan Road and east of the south section of Wanhu Road. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Shi moved here to live and build a village, named Shijiazhuang Zi. In December 21, he withdrew from the village and changed his residence. In 23, there were 189 households with 716 people. The main surnames are Zhang, Zuo, He, Wang and Shi. Jiepailing Village is located on the west side of National Highway 24 and south of Pinglan Railway. The village was built in the Southern Song Dynasty, because it was located at the top of the ridge. In ancient times, it was the junction of Shandong and Jiangnan, and it was named jiepailing. In 23, there were 256 households with 816 people. The main surnames are Liu, Shao, Ye, Xu and Hu. Chezhuang Village is located on the bank of embroidery needle, facing Jiangsu Province across the river in the south. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Che moved to this village, which was called Chezhuang Village. In 23, there were 23 households with 83 people. The main surnames are Ma, Li, Sun, Chen, Hu and Wang. Lanshan Mengcun is located in the right of Bijia Mountain, where there are many clouds, and it is called Lanshan Mengcun. In 23, there were 56 households with 24 people. The main surnames are Su, Zhang and Zhao. Xin Zhuangzi Village was built in Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty. In order to establish a new village, it was named New Zhuangzi and later evolved into Xin Zhuangzi. In 23, there were 22 households with 75 people. The main surnames are Shao, Hou, Li and Zhao. During the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty in Yihe Village, there were residents scattered here. In 1934, he moved to a place called Juhe Village. Later renamed Yihe village. In 23, there were 14 households with 56 people. The main surnames are Yu, Zang, Chen, Teng, Fu, Zhang, Wang and Dong. Houhezhuang north village During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, there were residents living here, belonging to Houhezhuang Village. Because it is surrounded by mountains on three sides and neighbors Houhezhuang in the south, it was named Houhezhuang Beishan. In 23, there were 96 households with 34 people. The main surnames are Xing, Cao, Teng, Du and Wang. Economic development Anton Wei Street has a solid industrial foundation, and has now formed a relatively complete industrial system with furniture manufacturing, deep processing of seafood, electric hardware, meat processing and tea production as its pillar industries. At present, there are no fewer than 2 fixed assets in the whole street that exceed 1 million yuan and no fewer than 3 that exceed 1 million yuan.