Question 1: What kind of city is Jurong in Jiangsu Province? What kind of city is Jurong in Jiangsu Province? It is a small and medium-sized city in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province that manages county-level cities. . .
Jurong City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. It is located in southern Jiangsu, connected to Zhenjiang in the east and Nanjing in the west. It is the southeast gateway of Nanjing. It is known as the new eastern suburb of Nanjing and the imperial capital of Jinling. The reputation of the garden is that it is an emerging city in the Yangtze River Delta integrating port, industry, commerce and tourism.
Jurong City area: 1,385 square kilometers; population: about 624,000; areas under its jurisdiction: 2 sub-district offices and 8 towns.
Geographical location: South bank of the Yangtze River, southwest of Zhenjiang City, eastern Nanjing, and Yangtze River Delta cities.
Question 2: How is Jurong City, Jiangsu Province? It has a beautiful environment, average economic strength, and is suitable for living.
Question 3: I would like to know what the wedding customs are like in Jurong, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province. Specifically, Jurong traditional weddings
1. Engagements in Jurong in the old days were based on parents. The matchmaker will match up the woman, who is of similar age and appearance, and who is a good match. The two parties have "combined the eight characters" and believe that there is no match for each other, so the man will prepare a small amount of gifts, red cakes, red head rope (wool thread), etc. for the woman to "place an order" . The parents of both parties refer to each other as in-laws.
2. Betrothal gift: In the old days of Jurong, the woman asked for betrothal gift before marriage, which was called betrothal gift. The thickness of the gifts varies depending on the rich and the poor. The rich have gold and silver jewelry, silks and satins, and clothes (materials). Gifts for poor households are thin, but fish, meat, cakes, sugar and evergreen (grass) are all indispensable. In rural areas, betrothal gifts are mostly used as dowries for daughters. The richness of the dowry depends on the thickness of the groom's betrothal gift.
3. On the eve of the wedding, the girl’s parents invite a “Quanfu” girl (who has both parents) from her relatives and friends to accompany her to a farewell party and order some wedding wine
4. Dowry On the wedding day or the day before, the groom will send someone to receive the dowry of the girl to be married, which usually consists of eight large or small wooden items (boxes, kitchen cabinets, tables, stools, buckets, basins), etc. There are differences between the rich and the poor, but buckets (toilets) are necessary for descendants (it means having descendants and descendants is auspicious). This custom is still followed in rural areas today.
5. Marriage On the day of the wedding, the man must pick up the bride in a sedan chair, and before leaving the sedan chair, he must "warm the sedan chair" and "sacrifice the sedan chair god." When the sedan arrives, the woman will be rewarded with "opening gift money". A bride who is bedridden is called "Lai (Lian) Bed", and her brother has to pay her to get out of bed. The bride is carried into the sedan chair by her father and brother, which is called "carrying the sedan chair". Before getting on the sedan chair, the mother and daughter cried bitterly and called "crying for marriage" to express their farewell. When the groom reaches the sedan chair, he does not let the bride get off the sedan chair, which is called "patience". Getting off the sedan chair and walking into the house with a sack is called "passing on from generation to generation". After going to the living room to "go to the bridal chamber" and then being sent to the bridal chamber, you are considered married. After liberation, old customs have been changed. Both parties must register at the grassroots level in accordance with the Marriage Law and obtain a marriage certificate.
6. Making fun of the bride. When the newlyweds enter the bridal chamber, young men and women compete to see the bride and tease the couple in various ways for fun and fun, which is called "bridal chamber trouble". There are also those who tease grandpas and uncles, saying that "there is no big or small in the three dynasties". This custom is still popular.
7. The bride’s father, brother, aunt, uncle will come to the groom’s side on the day after the wedding and meet with the groom’s main relatives for the first time. This is called the newlyweds’ reunion, and the groom will receive them with grand etiquette. Before the banquet, three courses of tea (sugar, cake, and eggs) are essential. Most of the wedding parties are male.
8. When the bride returns home, the groom will return to her natal home three days after the wedding, which is called "returning home". Nowadays, with convenient transportation and open communication, this custom has faded away. There are also cases where the couple will meet and return home on the wedding day, which is called "together."
Ten o'clock makeup
Dotting makeup means putting on red. When the bride gets off the sedan, a girl with a father and a mother helps her get out of the sedan, and then a woman gives the bride The woman who puts on the makeup must have a husband and children, and she says happy words while putting on the makeup. The order of applying makeup is: the first point is in the middle of the two eyebrows, the second point is on the tip of the nose, and the third to tenth points are on both sides of the face. After applying makeup, the girl will help the bride into the groom's house.
The Ballad of Ten-point Make-up:
A little makeup will bring you a long life, two-point makeup will bring you a lot of gold and jade
Three-point makeup will bring you three yuan, and four-point makeup will make a difference Everything goes well
At five o'clock, five children will be admitted, at six o'clock, six and six will be successful
At seven o'clock, seven children will be reunited, at eight o'clock, eight holes will be immortal
At nine o'clock Nine generations of makeup live together, and makeup at ten o'clock is real
Spring Festival
Jurong is called the New Year. It is the twelfth lunar month, and every household is doing New Year's goods and making new clothes. New Year's goods mainly include: pickled meat, chicken, goose, duck, buying melon seeds, peanuts, candies and cakes, and bags for New Year greetings. Mothers sew cotton-padded clothes, cotton trousers, and make new shoes with soles for their children. In the days leading up to New Year's Eve, we soaked soybeans, ground tofu, made rice cakes, and steamed steamed buns. In addition, in order to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year, every household must clean, commonly known as "dust dusting", to clear away old items in the home, remove dust on the roof and walls, old New Year pictures, scrub the stove and furniture, clean the toilet bowl, and fill it with water. Everyone goes to the bathhouse to take a bath and welcome the new year cleanly.
Folks believe that the fortune and misfortunes of a family are controlled by the Kitchen God (Zao Master). Therefore, on the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month before the Spring Festival, every household will offer sacrifices to the Stove God (respect the Kitchen God), steam dumplings (sticky mouth), and make glutinous rice cakes ( (to feed the stove), scatter beans, use fodder and horses, and burn old statues of the Stove God, which is called "giving away the stove" and praying to the "Stove Master": God will say good things, and the lower world will be safe. On New Year's Eve, the Stove God statue is replaced with a new one, which is called "receiving the Stove".
On New Year’s Eve, adults prepare New Year’s Eve dinner and put up New Year pictures. New couplets are put up on all the doors in the house. Banners and red paper-engraved “hanging off” are posted on the door lintels. "The number of sheets is an odd number, and corresponding notices must be posted on cowsheds, pig pens, chicken coops, stoves, and water tanks. The contents of the notices are "The six livestock are prosperous," "Good news and good harvest," "Blessed water... ..>>
Question 4: How about Jurong? Jurong is located in southern Jiangsu, close to Nanjing, and is the southeast gateway of Nanjing. It is known as "Nanjing's new eastern suburbs and Jinling Imperial Garden". . Relying on Maoshan Mountain, facing the river in the north, Chishan Lake stretches across the city, and the Ningzhen Mountains run through the territory. The terrain is high and flat, with mountains and rivers crisscrossing it. Maoshan Mountain is located in the southeast of Jurong City, Jiangsu Province. The mountains are low in the north and high in the south. Like a green dragon, it lies on the beautiful land in the south of the Yangtze River. The city has 11 million acres of land. Jurong City is located in southern Jiangsu, close to Nanjing, and is the southeast gateway of Nanjing. It is known as the "New Nanjing". Known as the "Eastern Suburbs and Jinling Imperial Garden". Jurong City, known as "Five Mountains and One Water, Four Quarters of Fields", is surrounded by Maoshan Mountain in the south and the river in the north. Chishan Lake stretches across the city to the west, and the Ningzhen Mountains penetrate the territory. The terrain is high. Maoshan is located in the southeast of Jurong City, Jiangsu Province. The mountains are low in the north and high in the south. They are like a green dragon lying on the beautiful land in the south of the Yangtze River. Jurong City is very rich in water resources. There are 44 large and small rivers with a total length of more than 310 kilometers, with a total capacity of 310 million cubic meters. The rivers in Jurong City belong to the Qinhuai River system, the Taihu River system and the Yangtze River system.
Contains forest, medicinal materials, mineral resources and other resources.
The forest area of ??Jurong for medicinal materials is 400,000 acres, and the timber storage volume is 800,000 cubic meters. The timber forests include fir, pine, and tung trees. There are more than 270 kinds of tea, chestnuts, green plums, grapes, persimmons, and peaches. It is a key forestry production city in Jiangsu Province. Tea, strawberries, furs, and four-season geese are the four major specialties of Jurong. Tea "Jinshan Cuiya" and "Maoshan Evergreen". " and "Baohua Jade Bamboo Shoots" are all famous Chinese teas. "Jinshan Cuiya" won the national gold medal and was listed as one of the top ten famous teas in the country. Grapes have formed a grape production base, "Jisheng", "Dingzhuang" "The grapes are famous far and wide. There are more than 80 high-quality flower varieties, and it is an important export flower production base in the country. The vegetation of Baohua Mountain is well preserved (2080 acres of nature reserve, endless Tianning rice, endless Huashan firewood ), with 124 families, 352 genera, and 525 species. Baohua Magnolia is particularly rare; there are more than 750 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines in Maoshan, and the "Compendium of Materia Medica" alone includes more than 380 kinds of Atractylodes atractylodes, Polygonatum odorifera, and colorful seedlings.
Mineral Resources
There are more than 20 proven mineral deposits in Jurong. The main metal minerals include molybdenum, copper, gold, silver, iron, aluminum, and zinc. The main non-metallic minerals are molybdenum, copper, gold, silver, iron, aluminum, and zinc. Sulfur, phosphorus, marble, limestone, bentonite, andalusite, etc. The mineral deposits are widely distributed, have large reserves, are easy to mine, have the characteristics of low investment and quick results. Among them, bentonite minerals have high grade and reserves of 150 million tons, and are listed as national. The second largest storage area. The reserves of high-quality limestone reach 2 billion tons, and the calcium content is as high as 55%. In addition, there are considerable reserves of yellow sand, red sand, etc.
Land resources
The city's land area is 11 million acres. "Five mountains, one water and four fields" are the general characteristics of Jurong's topography. Of the 1,385 square kilometers of land, low mountainous areas account for about 16%, hilly areas account for 71%, and flat areas account for 13%. The cultivated land area is 722,000 acres, of which paddy fields account for 72.2% and dry land accounts for 27.8%. The per capita cultivated land is 1.42 acres.
Water Resources
Jurong City has more than 40 large and small rivers and more than 5 kilometers of Yangtze River coastline, which provides conditions for shipping and power generation. Jurong rivers belong to the Qinhuai River system, Taihu Lake system and Yangtze River system. The water source is sufficient and the water quality is good. The water area is 300,000 acres. There are 76 small and medium-sized reservoirs (lakes) (8 medium-sized reservoirs) in the territory. The rivers extend in all directions and can be used for comprehensive utilization of drainage, irrigation and fish farming. Aquaculture of fish, shrimp, hairy crabs, pearls, etc. has reached a certain scale. (The Qin Taiyuan Canal was destroyed by breaking the hills) Jurong, "Yu Gong" is the domain of Yangzhou; the Spring and Autumn Period belongs to Wu; the Warring States Period belongs to Yue, Chu merges with Yue and then belongs to Chu; Qin belongs to Zhangjun. The Qin Dynasty established Jiangcheng County (Wu was abolished in the Three Kingdoms, restored by the Jin Dynasty, and abolished by the Emperor Kaihuang in the Sui Dynasty), and the northern part of Jurong belonged to it. The Han Dynasty established Jurong County and placed it under the jurisdiction of Danyang County. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty granted Changsha prince Dang the title of Marquis of Jurong in the sixth year of Yuanguang (129 BC). In the first year of Yuanshuo (128 BC), Dang died and was restored to a county. Until the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it belonged to Danyang County. In the third year of Daxing in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (320), Jurong Langya Township and Jiangcheng Jinling Township were established as Huaide County to resettle Langya people. In the first year of Xiankang (335 years), the overseas Chinese established Langya County with Shitu and Huan Wen as the prefect, and the administration was located in Jincheng (to the west of Baohua Township in today's county). In the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty, it was changed to Nanlangya County, and the Qi Dynasty moved to Baixia. . In the Sui Dynasty, counties were abolished and prefectures were established, and prefectures were used to lead counties. Jurong belonged to Yangzhou.
In the third year of Wude (620) of the Tang Dynasty, Maozhou was established in Jurong and Yanling counties. In the seventh year, Maozhou was abolished and Jurong belonged to Jiangzhou. In the ninth year of Wude (626), Jurong was placed under the jurisdiction of Runzhou. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Ju...>>
Question 5: Does Jurong belong to Nanjing or Zhenjiang? Jurong is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. It is located in Southern Jiangsu is connected to Zhenjiang in the east and Nanjing in the west
Belongs to Zhenjiang
Question 6: What are the conditions in Jurong, Zhenjiang? Moreover, the thinking in Jurong is that people in Zhenjiang are stingy and people in Danyang are bad. I hear such sayings everywhere on the bus, which makes me angry.
Question 7: Where are you from? I am from Jurong, Jiangsu. Nantong
Question 8: In the Ming Dynasty, Jurong, which was just next to Nanjing, was so poor because of Wuxi.
Don’t laugh yet. What would you ask about Wuxi, which is so far away from Jurong?
Jurong has been under the jurisdiction of Nanjing for most of 2000, but a major event occurred in 1983, which completely changed the political sector of southern Jiangsu and affected tens of millions of people in Wuxi, Changzhou, Zhenjiang and Nanjing. The greatest happiness is that Wuxi becomes independent from Changzhou.
Wuxi was originally a county in Changzhou. Later, the economy became too developed. In 1983, Wuxi City was established independently from Changzhou. By the way, Jiangyin County and Yixing County in Changzhou were taken away. The counties Wuxi took away were all very important. Wealthy counties and provincial governments transferred Liyang and Jintan of Zhenjiang to Changzhou in order to make up for Changzhou. In order to make up for Zhenjiang, they transferred Jurong of Nanjing to Zhenjiang, which caused a series of chain reactions.
Zhenjiang was originally the largest city in Jiangsu Province, but after 1983 it became the smallest city in Jiangsu Province. Zhenjiang and Changzhou were one family before the 1980s. Many of the leaders in the Zhenjiang area were from Wujin, Fuguo County, Changzhou. When the Changzhou family was divided, all the debts of Changzhou were left to Zhenjiang. It took Zhenjiang a long time to pay them off. With these debts, it can be said that Zhenjiang sacrificed the happiness of a generation to pay for the development of Changzhou. It is conceivable that Jurong will only become worse after being included in Zhenjiang.
Now go to Nanjing’s Xianlin. Xianlin has become the second center of Nanjing and is very prosperous. However, Jurong, which is across the river from Xianlin, seems to be relatively backward. Nanjing’s capital is eager to take advantage of it. I desperately wanted to cross the river to invest in Baohua, but because Baohua was from Zhenjiang, I could only stay away. Nanjing's terrain is long from north to south and narrow from east to west. Nanjing's wealth is locked to the west of Xianlin, which seriously restricts Nanjing's development.
Let’s talk about Changzhou. Jintan and Liyang, which Changzhou took over from Zhenjiang, are poor counties located in the center of the southern Jiangsu plate. They are definitely not comparable to the prosperous places of Jiangyin and Yixing. Therefore, Changzhou currently lacks stamina and can be said to be the one mentioned above. Two places are restricted.
In summary, the development of Wuxi has damaged the development of Nanjing, Zhenjiang and Changzhou to a certain extent.
Question 9: List of 23 administrative divisions in Jurong in 2007 (based on the codes of villages and above in Jiangsu Province at the end of 2007). Chongming Subdistrict governs: neighborhood committees (Dongmen, Dongfeng, Hongqi, Maoshan , Hongxing, Jianxin, Gexian, Mazari, Hebin, Jiacheng, Zhongling, Xincun, Meihua Community, Xiaomaoshan, Jinan). Huayang Town has jurisdiction over: Village committees (Yangjiaxiang, Beiyangmen, Xinfang, Nangang, Zhoujiagang, Yangjiabian, Shijiabian, Nanting, Qianjiabian, Daijiabian, Xiadian, Lixiangkou, Jili , Qianxin, Tangjia, Houxin, Dujiashan, Xinsheng, Zhoudai, Wangjiabian, Erlin, Shishi, Ronggangtou, Heqiao, Yaoxu). Huangmei Town governs: Neighborhood Committee (Huangmei); Village Committee (Huangmei, Qunli, Liantang, Wushu, Houtang, Gujiangkou, Jiuhua, Nanxiang, Fenggang, Xintang). Xia Shu Town has jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Xia Shu, Qiaotou, Tingzi); village committees (Xia Shu, Liuwei, Zhuli, Shanhe, Liuli, Shadi, Xiebian, Yaoye, Xincun, Jiandong, Qiaotou, Hebei , Yuke, Yinhe, Fishery, Tingzi, Kongqing, Dongxie, Zhouwang, Xixie, Huashan) (Qiaotou is a village-level market town that has been formed since ancient times. Every year, March 23 of the lunar calendar is the day for temple fairs. Business customers gather here, creating a bustling scene.) Baitu Town governs: neighborhood committee (Baitu); village committee (Baitu, Shangrong, Shengtan, Guosheng, Jietang, Maozhuang, Miaoqian, Tangzhuang, etc.) Houzhuang, Xingfu, Antou, Shanglan, Changgang). Maoshan Town governs: neighborhood committees (Nanzhen Street); village committees (Maoshan, Linshan, Xialin, Wuxu, Yuchen, Huaxing, Caimen, Tianle, Houhe, Maochen). Houbai Town has jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Houbai); village committees (Houbai, Huaiyuan, Gaoping, Lijiaqiao, Xiawang, Dongwan, Yanfu, Gucun, Lujiang, Zhatou, Wangzhuang, Xifeng, Cao Village, Dongfeng, Kongcun). Guozhuang Town has jurisdiction over: Neighborhood Committee (Guozhuang); Village Committee (Guozhuang, Jinxing, Huangnan, Tangxiang, Wangxia, Kongtang, Jiashan, Donggang, Xinchang, Xin'an, Tangjiazhuang, Duanwang, Chishan, Xieqiao , Zhuangli, Zhuwei, Jingdai, Baizhang). Gecun Town has jurisdiction over: Neighborhood Committee (Gecun); Village Committee (Gecun, Xiage, Donghu, Dongfanghong, Liuxiang, Fangxi, Xidi, Donggangtou, Sunzhuang, Baili, Qiubei, Wuzhufang , Nibei, Luting). Tianwang Town governs: Neighborhood Committee (Tianwang); Village Committee (Tianwang, Zhaoxiang, Xujiaqiao, Liantang, Hongqi, Jiangjiabian, Xili, Nonglin, Xinhua, Fushan, Jinshan, Hongshan, Qianjin, Caixiang, Jianbei , Zhuxiang, Mopanshan, Lita, Baiyang, Tanggu, Gucheng, Tangling, Shixiang, Panchong).
Ersheng Town has jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Ersheng, Sancha); village committees (Ersheng, Xuxiang, Shuguang, Xicheng, Linhai, Changligang, Qigan, Huaidao, Shengli, Yingfeng, Wuxing, Sizhuang, Zhangmiao, Quxiang). Dazhuo Town governs: Neighborhood Committee (Dazhuo); Village Committee (Dazhuo, Xiayin, Chengshang, Zhaotang, Benhu, Beixiang, Wugang, Xigang, Fanxiang, Yuntang, Yujiashan). Baohua Town governs: Neighborhood Committee (Baohua); Village Committee (Fengtan, Lizhuang, Cangtou, Xianfeng, Lanjiang, Tongshan, Forest, Baohua, Heping, Hongyan, Baoting). Yuanxiang Town governs: Neighborhood Committee (Yuanxiang); Village Committee (Yuanxiang, Daizhuang, Qinggan, Zhuyuan, Doumen, Zhengwu, Miaogang, Mageng, Shanggan). Xingxiang Town has jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Xingxiang); village committees (Xingxiang, Nitang, Zhouguhuang, Fanguhuang, Zhuguhuang, Jiangzhuang, Longshan, Zhongxin, Xinzhuang, Zouxiang, Xijing, Zhexi , Xucun, Taiping, Xiejia, Mali, Gaomiao). Chuncheng City has jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Chuncheng); village committees (Chenggai, Jigai, Dongxia, Yuanxiang, Wujia, Nantangzhuang, Tomb East, Qianling, Panzhuang, Yongxing, Hezhuang, Changcheng, Lu Gang, Dingzhuang, Baipeishan, Caozhuang, Dingjiabian). Border towns have jurisdiction over: neighborhood committees (Dongchang, Chenwu); village committees (Dongchang, Yizhuang, Guangming, Gaolun, Daxiang, Shikeng, Qiaodong, Lianhe, Jianggai, Qingshan, Youyi, Chenwu, Dai Village, Dahua, Guanqiao, Lutang, Jichi, Huanggang, Zhaozhuang, Chentang, Yangzhuang, Yangxiang, Tuxiang, Zhaodong, Zhaoxi). The development zone governs: neighborhood committees (Santaige, Sanlijing, Ximiao community); village committees (Chigang, Yangtanggang, Shanglu, Saili).