The origin of the name Changying is that Changying is one of the Muslim settlements in Beijing.

According to research, some Muslims participated in the peasant uprising that overthrew the Yuan Dynasty at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Some of them became the founding generals of the Ming Dynasty, such as Chang Yuchun, Zhao Dahai, Ding Dexing, etc.

The Ming army captured Dadu in the Yuan Dynasty and stationed troops around Dadu.

Most of the garrison camps of Chang Yuchun and other armies were named after the word "camp", such as Changying and Kangying in our district, Gaoliying and Huiminying in Shunyi, Xueying and Commanding Camp in Daxing, etc.

According to legend, Changying was named after Chang Yuchun, the founding father of the Ming Dynasty, who stationed troops there.

[1] Location around Changying Changying Hui Township is located in the easternmost part of Chaoyang District, adjacent to Dengjiayao Village in Tongzhou District to the east and Huangqu Village in Pingfang Township to the west. shadow? 2013 Baidu - Data ? NavInfo & CenNavi & Daodao Changying Hui Township

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It borders Guanzhuang Township to the south and Jinzhan Township and Dongba Township to the north.

It has an area of ??9.3 square kilometers and belongs to the fringe group of Dingfuzhuang. It is the only ethnic minority township in the suburbs and green isolated areas of Beijing.

[2] History of Changying Changying has always been under the jurisdiction of Tongzhou in history.

In March 1958, with the approval of the State Council, five counties including Tongxian, Shunyi, Daxing, Liangxiang, and Fangshan in Hebei Province and Tongzhou City were placed under the jurisdiction of Beijing City (see "Beijing Chronicle·People's Congress Chronicle" page 455)

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On April 5 of that year, four townships in Tongxian County, including Changying, Louzizhuang, Xianninghou and Gongzhufen, were placed under the jurisdiction of our district. At that time, they were still called "Changying" (see the Communist Party of China, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Historical Events" page 82).

Later, when the people's commune became a people's commune, the township was withdrawn and merged into a commune on August 25, 2011. Changying was classified as a subordinate unit of Chaoyang People's Commune, and "Changying" was changed to "Changying" (see page 85 of the above-mentioned events).

On March 26, 1984, the organizational structure of the ethnic township was restored, but it was still called "Changying".

It was not until June 25, 2000 that the name was corrected and the original title of "Changying" was restored.

[1] Changying's religious culture generally has mosques built in Muslim areas.

Changying Mosque is one of the mosques with a long history in Beijing.

According to the reconstruction monument recorded in the temple in the first year of Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty (1796), the temple was built during the Zhengde period (1506 to 1522).

The Yuan Dynasty was conquered by the Ming army in the first year of Hongwu (1368), and then troops were stationed around the capital. As the place where the founding fathers of the Ming Dynasty often encountered spring troops, Changying should have a longer history than the Changying Mosque (see "Beijing Literature and History"

Article "Talking about Islam in Beijing", Issue 63 of Materials").

Administrative overview of Changying Changying Hui Township was originally composed of 10 administrative villages and 1 rural neighborhood committee. Since the demolition and resettlement of old villages started in 2001, all the demolition and resettlement of old villages have been completed. Among them, the original Changying 1-

Eight Muslim villages (residences) including 7 Village and Changying Yiju were resettled in Changying National Home Community, and three Han villages (including Wuliqiao, Shilibao and Caofang Village) were resettled in Lianxinyuan Community.

In 2004, Changying Hui Township added a regional office brand to perform dual management functions.

In October 2008, the urban community management system was fully implemented in the region. There are currently 6 communities built, including 3 urban communities formed by commercial housing development, namely Xinzhao Jiayuan Community, Wanxiang Xintian Community and Apple Pie Community); due to the demolition of urban residents

There is one old community formed by resettlement, namely Huiwanhong Community; there are two new farmer communities built after the demolition of original villagers (residents) in Changying Township, namely Changying National Home Community and Lianxinyuan Community.

As of the end of September 2010, the total population of the region was approximately 74,000, with a permanent population of 49,790, including 16,253 registered residents in the district (including approximately 7,000 Hui people), approximately 33,537 people with separated households, and approximately 24,404 migrant populations.

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There are 1 college, 2 nine-year schools, 3 kindergartens; 1 community health service center, 4 community health service stations; 1 country park; 1 bus terminal and 9 bus lines.

There are 11 bus stations, and Metro Line 6 is under construction; there are 3 supermarkets, 4 large catering companies; and 1 bank savings office.

[2] Regular traffic The location of regular traffic has always been important.

According to the "Chronicles of Chaoyang District, Beijing", before the founding of New China, the lives of the people in Changying were extremely unstable. The folk song: "There are three treasures of the Hui people in Changying: pushing carts, selling hay, and there are many pulling foreign carts."

"Layangche" refers to the convenient transportation of Changying, which is adjacent to Guanzhuang in the south, Sanjianfang in the southwest, and Dongshilibao and Caofang in the east.

Today, Guanzhuang Road (also known as Dongwei Road) and Chaoyang North Road run through the western and central parts of the Changying area respectively. The bus lines passing through include: 488, 566, 675, 731 branch lines, 991, 306 and other bus lines, and Metro 6

Line 1 has also been opened, and its transportation location has become even more important.