Zhu Hang Industrial Zone was designated as a district-level industrial zone by Jinshan District People's Government on 1999. In February, 2000, Shanghai Jinshan High-tech Park settled in the park and became the park of Zhu Hang Industrial Park. Through efforts in recent years, Zhu Xing Industrial Zone has gradually formed four major industries, namely Bayi HVAC (Group) Company, Lixin Telecom Equipment Co., Ltd., Le Kai Co., Ltd., Shanghai Baxter Medical, Shanghai Changfu Medicine, Shanghai Xinyi Zhu Jin, Shanghai Xiangmao, Shanghai Jiayun, Shanghai Donghe Plastic Products and Clothing, with an annual output value of nearly 2 billion yuan. In September 2003, Jinshan Industrial Zone, a municipal industrial zone, was established, and Zhu Xing Industrial Zone became the main development area of Jinshan Industrial Zone. The park has a flat terrain and complete facilities, with a planned area of 58 square kilometers and Zhuxing Town covering an area of 25 square kilometers. The development and construction of Jinshan Industrial Zone will bring new vitality to the development of Zhuxing Town and will surely become a paradise for entrepreneurs. Within three months after its establishment, many enterprises have invested in the park, including Jinjing Special Line (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Yalong Industrial Group Co., Ltd., with an initial investment of 6,543.8 billion yuan and Shanghai Dongguan Paper Co., Ltd., with a total investment of 250 million yuan.
The transportation in Zhuhang Town is convenient. Tingwei Highway runs through the north and south, and Zhulu Highway runs through the east and west. It is located in the hinterland of Shenfengjin (A4) Expressway, Jiasongjin (A5) Expressway (opened to traffic at the end of 2005) and Suburban Ring Expressway (A30) Expressway (opened to traffic at the end of 2004). Bus lines include Mei Wei Line, Pu Wei Line, Shiqing Line, Songshi Line and Weishi Line. It is 50 minutes' drive from downtown, 40 minutes' drive from Hongqiao International Airport and 60 minutes' drive from Pudong International Airport. Zhuxing Township is located in the east of the county seat, and the township governance is in Zhuxing Town, which is named after the town. It borders Zhuanghang and Qiaohu Township in Fengxian County in the east, Zhangyan and Gan Township in the west, Caojing and Yangshan Township in the south and Ting Xinxiang in the north. It is 9 kilometers long from east to west and 10.4 kilometers wide from north to south, covering an area of 43.37 square kilometers. It governs Huanxi, Huanan, Liqun, Hong Guang, Hehe, Hengjing, Lixin, Canal, Gaolou, Dongfeng, Changlou, Qiao Lin, Xupu, Tuanjie, Hexing, Wei Bao, Xinjie, Hongxing and Qiaowan 19 administrative villages, 208 villagers' groups and 8,402 households. Cultivated land 4 1285 mu.
Zhu Xing is located in the east of the county seat, with convenient land and water transportation. Jin Song Highway passes through Qiao Lin and Xupu Village on the west side; Zhu Ting Highway connects Nanting Highway in the north, which connects the traffic of Lin Ting, Zhu Xing and Zhangyan. Zhu (Xing) Cao (Jing) Highway connects Shanghai-Hangzhou Highway; Jinshanwei branch of Shanghai-Hangzhou Railway passes Hehe Village and Hong Guang Village.
From the Tang Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, he moved to Yun Jian Township, Lihua County. 19 (1930), located in Lin Ting District, Songjiang County. 1957, Zhu Xing Township, Xupu Township, Hengjing Township and Huan 'an Township merged into Zhu Xing Township; 1966, from Songjiang county to Jinshan county.
1985, the total industrial and agricultural output value of the township is 63.63 million yuan, of which the industrial output value accounts for 63.7%. The average grain yield per mu in the township is 1 190 kg, cotton is 95 kg and rape is 266 kg. The per capita income of farmers is 586 yuan.
There are 15 factories in towns and villages, and 35 factories in villages, with an industrial output value of 4 142438+00000 yuan. The main industrial products are: silk dyeing and weaving, chemical dyes, printing machinery, HVAC equipment, low-pressure valves, household appliances, plastic products, clothing, medicines, candy, composite soft packaging materials and so on. Trichosanthes root injection, a new contraceptive drug developed by township pharmaceutical factory, won the second prize of 1983 national major invention. Zhu Hang's horizontal (sickle) knives are brand-name products with an annual output of 365,438+0,000, which are mainly sold to Zhejiang, Benxi, Fengxian and Songjiang. The bricks produced by Zhu Hang Brick Factory in the Ninth Five-Year Plan have won many prizes in the municipal appraisal. ! 1985, the industrial output value of village-run enterprises was 2 1.76 million yuan, ranking first in the county. Huanxing Village is one of the first villages in the county with an annual industrial profit of over one million yuan. The Bayi HVAC equipment factory in this village has an annual output value of more than 5 million yuan. Its products have been adopted by enterprises and hotels in many provinces and cities, and some products have entered the international market.
The sericulture industry in Zhu Xing township has developed rapidly, and its output ranks first among the townships in Shanghai suburbs. 1962 tried to raise silkworms with seedling mulberry (commonly known as wild mulberry). 1966 introduced improved mulberry seedlings. From 65438 to 0982, there were 6 mulberry fields in the township, including Huandi, Lixin, Canal, Hong Guang, Qiao Lin and chicken farm. 1985 old and new mulberry fields 1800 mu, mulberry 14 1000 plants, silkworm farmers 1252 households, silkworm eggs 1444.5 grains, and silkworm cocoons 9/kloc-. 1986 built a "one-stop" foreign exchange earning industry of mulberry planting, sericulture, silk reeling and dyeing, which was listed in the "Spark Plan" of the city.
In the early days of liberation, there were five primary schools with 16 classes and more than 490 students. 1985 has 4 middle schools, 14 primary schools, 19 kindergartens, *** 142 classes with 4732 primary and secondary school students.
Township hospitals were built in 1958, with 7 departments and 40 beds. Regularly invite senior experts from major hospitals in cities and counties for outpatient service, and TCM nerve rehabilitation is a major feature. Market towns include abandoned small market towns such as Zhu Xing, Xinjie, Huandi, Yangweipu, Xiahengjing, Yanjiawan and Tan Xuan Temple.
Zhuxing Town is located in the north of the township, where the township government is located. It is 0/7km away from the county seat/kloc-with residents 1452. According to legend, during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu set up a rice shop here and became a market. The villagers said that Zhujiajian became a Zhudian. In the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), a businessman named Ruan opened a rice mill in the north of Zhenbei, with a 20-horsepower diesel engine of 1. Later, he bought 24 lint trucks, which were processed into lint by using local cotton resources and transported to Shanghai and other places.
After the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), there were 54 firms in the town. At that time, Yang Zhichang and Hendemao Mihang controlled the flower and rice market in Zhu Hang due to their abundant funds. Zhu Xing specializes in producing golden yellow rice, which enjoys a high reputation in the urban area. Since 1970s, the old street has been expanded, from the original 1.80-meter-long brick street to a 500-meter-long concrete pavement, which is connected to Zhu Ting Highway in the north. 1985 has 49 shops, 24 residential villages, 1 junior middle schools and complete primary schools.
New Street used to have South Street and North Street. Nanxin Street declined, and now Xinjie Town is Beixin Street. Located in Xinjie Village, south of the township, 4 kilometers away from the township. There are 32 residents in Yangshan Township in the southeast and Zhangyan Township in the west. Cheng Zhen in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, there were more than 40 houses. At that time, there were tea houses, butcher shops, tofu shops, pharmacies, dyeing shops and other shops in the town. On February 6th, the Republic of China 18 (1929), the Punan County Committee organized the "Xinjie Riot".
195 1 year, Xinjie Township Government was once located here. In the late 1970s, Zhu Xing No.2 Middle School was established. Now there are 7 collective stores, 1 village box factory. Zhu Hang Credit Cooperative and Grain Management Institute have branches and supply stations in the town respectively.
Huan 'an is located in Huandu Village, 3 kilometers northeast of Zhu Xing Town, with Longquan Port in the west, Gezhatang Port in the east and Fengxian County in the east. Named after the ancient Happy Temple. Market towns were formed in the Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the commercial market gradually flourished. There is a brick street 100 meters long, with more than 30 shops and 100 households. On the eve of liberation, Li, a bandit, opened a teahouse here, gambled on the market and the commercial market was depressed. 1958, supply and marketing cooperatives set up a sales department here. 1985 has four stores, including department stores and teahouses, as well as bookstores and cotton purchasing stations. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Ma Jing primary school was established and moved in 1982.
Yang Xupu is located in Xupu Village, 3 kilometers southwest of the town. In the old days, there was a big poplar tree, formerly known as Yangshupu, which was probably derived from homophonic because it was close to Xupu Township. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the commercial market was prosperous, with more than 20 shops such as butcher shop, teahouse, south grocery store, bamboo shop, oil mill and rice mill. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, due to its remoteness, the commercial market was fairly stable. On the eve of liberation, bandits appeared from time to time. After liberation, there were Xupu primary school and supply and marketing cooperatives in the town. 1978, Xupu Middle School was established. Today, there are only two individual southern grocery stores and 15 residents.
Yanjiawan is located at the west of Zhu Xing Town 1.5 km. Legend has it that it is named after its location in Qinglong Port. In the late Qing Dynasty, market towns were formed, including incubating workshops, trough workshops and southern miscellaneous merchants. There is great sympathy in Henan. In the early years of the Republic of China, temples were used to run schools, and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was destroyed by the Japanese army from the beginning. 1969 After the dredging of Wuni Trail, the waterway does not pass through Yanjiawan, and the commercial market is gradually ignored. Today, there are more than 10 households, which are under the jurisdiction of Dongfeng Village.
Xiahengjing is located in Hengjing Village, 2 kilometers north of Zhuhang Town, with Zhaoxian Well in the east and Hengjing River in the south. Cheng Zhen in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. In the fourth year of Guangxu (1878), the city god temple was built, with 16 temples, which reached its peak in the Qingming period. In the seventh year of Guangxu, Caojing, Lin Ting and local residents built houses and did business in the north of Zhenbei, and the backstreet moved to the west of Jinghe. In the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu, there were more than twenty shops, and the commercial market and night market flourished. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army was stationed here, and the commercial market declined. 1985 has 3 cooperative stores, 10 residents.
Tan Xuan Temple is located in Hexing Village, 2 kilometers southwest of Zhu Xing Town, and it is named after the temple. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it became a market with more than 30 families. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, gangsters roamed their territory, and local ruffians and hooligans often gambled in teahouses and restaurants, which led to an unusually prosperous commercial market. 1949, more than ten schools, l school. After the commune movement of 1958, merchants abandoned commodity agriculture and the commercial market declined. 1984, there were only 1 stores in the south.