Where is Shiwan Community?

Shiwan community

This village originated in the early Ming Dynasty. Surrender to Yunnan (south of Datong, Shanxi) and move to Jianggezhuang, and then move to Shiwan Village. The name of Shiwan Community is taken from nature-the mountains and trees around the community are dense and flowing. Several mountains and rivers converge into a huge stream, which flows down the mountain stream and rushes out of a Shiwan River that looks like a dragon rolling. The river stirs up a granite riverbed in the east corner of the community, and there is a bowl-shaped natural stone stream in the depression of the riverbed, from which the spring water gurgles, and even if the weather is dry again, the water is surging.

Administrative population

Located 2.6 kilometers west of Shazikou Street, it is backed by Zhegu Mountain, adjacent to Yantai Mountain in the east, facing Wushan Community in China-Korea Street across the mountain in the west, with Heijian Mountain standing in the southwest of the community and adjacent to Jianggezhuang Community in the southeast. In 2004, there were ***6 18 households and 1652 people in the whole community, among which Qu was the most, and there were also many surnames such as Jiang, Mou and Luo.

Overlooking Shiwan community

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Lantian, a famous minister of Jimo, was relegated to seclusion in the forest because of his outspoken remarks, and accompanied Dalin Gong, the sixth ancestor of Shiwan community, who came to visit, to visit the community for several days. Attracted by the scenery here, he wrote a poem praising "the ancient temple is near Jianmo Mountain, and the residents are happy when they come", and said that "Buzhai was chosen from here and went to the countryside to farm on credit", which shows that he was attracted by the scenery here. Lantian left a few poems in Shiwan community, but unfortunately most of them were lost, leaving only a limited number of words.

Lyna, the14th ancestor of Shiwan community, was awarded the title of Bapin by the Qing court and was the first official of the community. His son Qu Ruizhou was the last scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, and his calligraphy was very basic and famous. Chen Sunchan, a famous Taoist priest and calligrapher in Qingdao in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, highly praised Qu Ruizhou's calligraphy. At that time, many people asked Qu Ruizhou for help. It is said that the monument of virtue and chastity carved by Qu Ruizhou ranges from Daling in the northeast of Shiwan community to the intersection of Chengyang and Jimo.

Community figures include Qu Zhiliang, a member of China Calligraphers Association, chairman and general manager of Qingdao Laosu Group with assets exceeding 100 million yuan, Qu Shuxiang, the chief designer and senior national engineer who participated in the design of Zhangjiajie Airport in Hunan and Huanghua Airport in Changsha, and Qu Shuxiang, the "first knife" of fine surgery in ophthalmology and pediatrics in Zibo. Qu Zhiping, who served in the military field in his early years and made meritorious military service in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, went to Taiwan Province Province as a lieutenant general.

Economic situation Shiwan people have lived a self-sufficient life for generations. They are industrious and thrifty, reclaiming land and engaging in fishing. They produce more than enough food. Every household has several vats of salted fish and piles of dried fish and shrimp. Every market day, agricultural and fishery products have to be replaced with paper money or daily necessities.

Trees such as peach trees and oak trees abound around the community, and the clever Shiwan people specialize in processing wood into looms. This loom is durable and easy to use, and is very popular with women who weave. From the middle of Ming Dynasty to the years of Daoguang and Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty, the supply was in short supply and sold to Rongcheng and Dengzhou in the east, Gaomi in the north and Linyi in the south. Jinkou in Jimo County is a transit point for loom sales. Later, with the gradual popularization of modern looms, the looms in Shiwan gradually died out. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Shiwan community, like other agricultural communities, embarked on the road of collectivization from mutual aid groups to people's communes. Due to population growth, deforestation and the remoteness of this area, the life of this community is relatively poor. After the reform and opening up, people in Shiwan community liberated their minds and rejuvenated. They set up prefabricated factories, cold storage factories, orchards, tea trees, buildings and transportation. In 2004, the total income of the whole community reached 24,300 yuan, with a per capita income of 6,368 yuan.

Shiwan community, a social undertaking, has a tradition of attaching importance to education. There have been private school libraries since Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it has been hundreds of years since the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. New education sprouted in the early years of the Republic of China. 193 1, a row of nine new classrooms has been built in the East Community, which is a branch of Jianggezhuang Primary School. Shiwan Primary School was established in 1968. 1978 Shazikou Lianzhong and 10 multi-community jointly invested, 1992 jointly established Jianggezhuang Primary School with Jianggezhuang.

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There are tourist attractions such as Laoshan Scenic Area, Qingdao Huadong Baili Winery, Laoshan Shangqing Palace, Qingdao Shilaoren Sightseeing Park and Qingdao Polar Ocean World near Shiwan Community. There are Laoshan green tea, Beizhai cherry, Laoshan tea, Laoshan mineral water, Laoshan milk goat and other specialties.