Shuangtang Street
Zhongshan South Road belongs to Shuangtang Street. It connects Zhongshan Road from Xinjiekou Square in the north and Yuhua West Road in the south. It is located in Qinhuai District. There are 12 streets in Qinhuai District, including Wulao Village, Hongwu Road, Daguang Road, Ruijin Road, Crescent Lake, Guanghua Road, Chaotian Palace, Honghua, Confucius Temple, Shuangtang, Zhonghua Gate and Qinhong Street. Zhongshan Road in Nanjing is divided into four sections, namely Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan Road, Zhongshan South Road and Zhongshan East Road.
Shuangtang Sub-district is located in the southwest of Qinhuai District. Its jurisdiction is bounded by Zhonghua Road in the east, the Outer Qinhuai River in the west and south, Shengzhou Road in the north, the Inner Qinhuai River running five miles west through the entire territory, and the Ming City Wall surrounding the southwest. The street area is 2.7 square kilometers, with a population of about 100,000, and 10 community neighborhood committees under its jurisdiction.
Shuangtang is the location of Nanjing's "Menxi". It has a rich history of humanities and numerous relics. There are famous historical and cultural relics such as the Hu Family Garden Site, Shuiximen Site, Ancient Phoenix Terrace Site, and Ruan Ji's Tomb. It is one of the areas with the densest historical and cultural resources in Nanjing and is the core area for the protection of Nanjing’s old city.
The origin of the place name
Therefore, there are two large ponds in the area that are connected and are more influential. People call this area "Two Ponds". Therefore, it is named after "Two Ponds".
The Shuangtang Sub-district Office is located at No. 60, Shuangtang Lane. It covers an area of ??2.47 square kilometers and has a population of 85,692 people.
Shuangtang Street is a street office under the jurisdiction of Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is located in the southern area of ??Nanjing. To the north is Chaotiangong Street, Baixia District, to the south is Zhonghuamen Street, and to the west is the city wall. To the east is Confucius Temple Street.
Shuangtang Subdistrict governs 19 communities: Rouge Lane, Lotus Pond, Jinsu Nunnery, Wufu Street, Laifeng Street, Jinshajing, Yudai Garden, Pigment Shop, Gongjianfang, Taiping Garden, Xiguantou, Ferry Port , Mopan Street, Yinma Lane, Gaogangli, Fengyou Temple, Hualugang, Tangfanglang, Shihui Lane.
The fifth census data
Total population 51,736
Male 26,219
Female 25,517
Family household Number of households: 18,064
Total household population (total): 49,287
Female household: 24,436
Female household: 24,851
0-14 Years old (total) 6418
Males 0-14 years old 3326
Female ages 0-14 3092
15-64 years old (total) 39778
15-64 years old males 20437
15-64 years old females 19341
65 years old and above (total) 5540
65 years old and above males 2456
Female 65 years old and above 3084
Hukou local residence 38258
Historical evolution
In April 1955, Shuangtang was established street.
In 1957, Lingjiao Street was merged into Shuangtang Street.
In April 1960, Shuangtang Street and Diaoyutai Street were merged to form the Diaoyutai Branch of Qinhuai District People’s Commune.
In November 1962, the People's Commune was abolished and Shuangtang Street and Diaoyutai Street were restored.
In January 1988, Lifuxiang Street was abolished, and the area north of Changle Road was merged into Shuangtang Street, and the area south of Changle Road was merged into Diaoyutai Street.
In February 2002, Diaoyutai Street was canceled and merged into Shuangtang Street.