Joenggei is located in the east of Guangzhou, south of the east end of Zhongshan No.1 Road. This village, originally named Jibo Village, was built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. It was named after Shaheyong and the crystal clear river beside the village. Later, in order to avoid the same name, there was another Yang Taoyuan in the west of the village, so he changed his name.
Yangji Village is located in the traffic artery of Guangzhou, in the "crack" between Zhongshan No.1 Road and Guangzhou Avenue, adjacent to the future CBD Zhujiang New Town in Guangzhou. At the foot of the most luxurious and modern high-rise buildings, the ancient Yangji village crawls like islands, and the dense "handshake building" grows wildly here like a messy and vigorous weed.
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The development of history
People lived in this land 960 years ago. In the third year of Tianxi in the Northern Song Dynasty (1020), the Huang people used to farm and do business here at Shimenkou in the middle of Yangji Village. At that time, Yangji Village was still a small pier on the river beach, which was alluvial into a block by the Pearl River water, and its shape was quite like a folk rice screen, hence the name "dustpan".
Time flies, starting from the Jiayou period, due to the war, the imperial court appointed to Guangdong to handle affairs or recommended by the same clan, the ancestors of Yao's Fang Zu, Li's Deep Sea Zu, Li's Lai Nanzu, Qin's Shi Haozu, Yao's Junda Zu, Yao's Riting Zu and Liang's Guiming went to the village to build a foundation.
During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Yangji Village reached its peak, with a much larger area ratio. Before liberation, Yangji Village was adjacent to the junction of Shipai and He Lin in the east, Xianshahe Street, Sports Institute and Zoo in the north, the intersection in the west and the Pearl River in the south, with an endless 2860 mu of fertile land. Even in Huangpu, Boluo and Tanxi, Dongshan New Hepu and other places, there are land in Yangji Village.
Although Yangji Village has thousands of acres of fertile land alluvial from the Pearl River, it was always a poor village before the reform and opening up. Yao Zhenjiang, the old village head of Yangji Village, recalled that before the founding of the People's Republic of China, only a few large families in the village could raise a pig. Before the reform and opening up, most of the land in Yangji Village was used to grow vegetables, and it was one of the main vegetable production bases in Guangzhou.
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