Literature, Education, Technology In 1906, there were 12 private schools in the territory with more than 80 students. In 1912, schools began to be set up, and 2 elementary towns and county primary schools were built (including 1 girls' class) with more than 400 students. In 1958, a branch of Hongzhuan University was built. In 1959, an agricultural middle school was built. In 1964, 46 village-level primary schools and 1 junior high school were built, with 224 teachers and 1,214 students. In 1978, the education industry developed unprecedentedly, with early childhood education, general education, and adult education in full swing. In 1985, the street raised 3.5 million yuan for large-scale reconstruction of primary and secondary schools. In 1988, 1.3 million yuan was raised, and in 1995, 800,000 yuan was invested to build the Shijiu Lian Middle School teaching building with an area of ??3,600 square meters and a laboratory building with an area of ??1,360 square meters. In 1992, Shijiu No. 1 Primary School raised 450,000 yuan to build a new teaching building with an area of ??1,300 square meters and 75 bungalows. In 1994, 1.62 million yuan was raised to build the Jingou Primary School teaching building with an area of ??4,345 square meters. In 2000, 2.2 million yuan was raised to build two new teaching buildings, Shijiu Central Primary School and Shijiu Second Primary School, with an area of ??3,718 square meters. By the end of 2000, there were 14 primary schools with 5,827 enrolled students, 4 middle schools with 3,514 enrolled students, and the student enrollment rate, retention rate and school facilities all reached provincial standards, sending college and technical secondary school students to the country. 1,500 students, including 480 undergraduates and 750 college students.
Shijiu has a long history, and folk arts such as dance, local opera, folk art, calligraphy, painting, and sculpture have been passed down from generation to generation. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, mass culture became more active and prosperous. The Peking Opera troupe became quite famous in Rizhao, and in 1956, it reported performances to the provincial capital. In 1957, the fisherman's tune "Man Jiang Hong" was performed in Beijing and won an award. The cultural station was built in 1958. In recent years, cultural and entertainment activities in the territory have been unprecedentedly active. Villagers (residents) have voluntarily established amateur theatrical performance teams, including dance, yangko, Peking opera fans, etc., and the amateur cultural life is rich and colorful. A radio station was built in 1960 and a film team was built in 1971. In the 1980s, reading rooms were built in villages (residences), government agencies, and schools, and archives were established in streets. In August 1997, the first comprehensive information book on Shijiu that comprehensively, systematically and informatively introduced the political, economic, cultural and social aspects of Shijiu - "The Famous Pearl of Hong Kong City - Shijiu" was published.
Before the founding of New China, there were 6 traditional Chinese medicine shops and 13 traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Shijiu. In 1951, the Health Workers Association was established. In 1956, a large joint clinic was established and the number of health technicians increased to 52. In 1959, a health care station was built, and in 1958 it was converted into a health center. In the late 1960s, health clinics were set up in each village with barefoot doctors. The cooperative medical system was implemented in 1976. In 1995, Shijiu Hospital built a dormitory building with an area of ??3,000 square meters, and raised funds from various sources. In October 1997, it built an outpatient building with a total investment of 1.5 million yuan and an area of ??2,000 square meters. The hospital currently has 158 medical workers and hospital beds. 60 photos. In 1995, it was rated as a "Grade 1" hospital by the Shandong Provincial Department of Health. In 2000, there was 1 health center in the whole street, 42 village (residential) level clinics, and 185 hospital beds.
People’s Life Before 1949, the masses lived a half-starved life with extremely low economic income. After the founding of New China, as the economy resumed development, farmers' living standards continued to improve. In 1957, the per capita grain consumption was 280 kilograms and the economic income was 48 yuan. In the 1970s, rural areas ate coarse food, with corn and sweet potatoes as the main food; in the 1980s, they ate fine food, with wheat flour as the main food; in the 1990s, the rural people ate well, with pasta plus chicken, fish, meat, and eggs as the main food. In terms of clothing, the colors are colorful and the styles are novel, and they are gradually developing into mid-to-high-end styles. In 1993, the entire subdistrict had basically realized the "three direct links" (electricity, running water to every household, and program-controlled telephones to every village), and 70% of farmers participated in social security. Due to the realization of mechanization and electrical appliances, the labor intensity of farmers has been greatly reduced, and the remaining labor has been invested in industry and the tertiary industry. In September 1988, a nursing home for the elderly was built in the subdistrict. In 2000, there were 25 staff members and 111 elderly people were supported, with the maximum age being 105 years old. In 2000, the per capita housing area in the street was 28 square meters, the total number of installed telephones was more than 6,000, and there were more than 3,000 mobile phones. The penetration rate of closed-circuit television was 95%.
Bicycles became popular in the 1980s, and in the 1990s motorcycles, motor tricycles, and various cars have gradually become means of transportation.
Street construction Before 1949, due to the difficult life of villagers (residents), the per capita housing was only 3 square meters. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, with the recovery and development of the economy, the living environment of villagers (residents) improved. In 1978, the per capita housing reached 12 square meters. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the economy developed rapidly and living conditions continued to improve. From 1992 to 2000, more than 2,600 private houses and more than 20,000 units were demolished, with an investment of more than 380 million yuan, and 250 residential buildings were built. 14 residential areas have been built, 90% of urban residents live in buildings, 80% of households are equipped with program-controlled telephones, 6 main roads including Haibin 2nd Road, Haibin 3rd Road, Tianjin Road and Lianyungang Road have been hardened, and various flowers and plants have been planted. There are 3.7 million trees and a green area of ??260 hectares. It has been awarded the title of "New Township Construction of Villages and Towns" and "Advanced Unit of Urban Road Construction" by the municipal government.