Which city or district is Yanggezhuang Village located in?

Yanggezhuang Village, Bulaotun Town, Miyun District, Beijing is an administrative village under the jurisdiction of Bulaotun Town, located in the southwest of the town. The whole village 1 17 households with 264 people, with a total area of 2.45 square kilometers. The village is densely covered with vegetation. According to the inventory results of the second-class resources of Miyun County Forestry Bureau during the Tenth Five-Year Plan period, the forest coverage rate is 65.66%. The economy of Yanggezhuang Village is mainly fruit, with fruit trees 1.200 mu, reaching every household, with an annual output of dried fruits 1.000 tons. In 2008, Yanggezhuang Village strengthened infrastructure construction and environmental improvement according to local conditions, hardened the streets of the whole village 10000 square meters and installed 30 street lamps, which improved the travel conditions of villagers. In order to protect soil erosion, 650 meters of slope protection will be built on both sides of the village road; Demolition of illegal buildings of 2000 square meters; Two fitness parks covering an area of 1.200 square meters have been built, and fitness equipment 1 piece has been installed, providing villagers with places for leisure and fitness; Building a flower wall of 2,800 meters, greening and beautifying the village, and planting 4,000 flowers and trees; Renovation of harmless toilets 102, promotion of clean energy use in the whole village, construction of 90 energy-saving hanging kang and installation of solar water heaters 1 17; A community health service station covering an area of 50 square meters was built, which solved the problem of villagers' difficulty in seeing a doctor and significantly improved their living standards. In that year, the per capita net income was more than 9000 yuan, and it was rated as a municipal civilized ecological village. The tomb of the Qing Emperor is about two kilometers south of Yanggezhuang Village. There are tombs of the eldest son of Qing Qianlong, Prince Huang Yong of Shuo Ding 'an and Prince Yong Qi of Shuo Rongchun. 1958, excavation during the construction of Miyun Reservoir. All the coffins and funerary objects of Prince Heshuo Ding 'an were unearthed, and the gold, silver, jewels and jade articles in many palaces were sealed by the Beijing Cultural Relics Management Office. The tomb of Prince Heshuo Rongchun was stolen in the early years, the coffin was seriously damaged, the funerary objects were stolen, and the mausoleum area was flooded by the reservoir. According to records, this tomb was built in the 17th year of Qianlong (1752), covering an area of about 10000 square meters. The mausoleum area is extremely spectacular. There is a high platform in the north of the mausoleum. In front of it, there are five ways of offering sacrifices to the gods carved in white marble and three halls of Long 'en. There are algae wells, sparrows and purlins in the hall, and the doors and windows are decorated with painted Yunlong. In the middle of the left and right steps of the Imperial Palace of the Mausoleum, there is a stone relief of the Double Crane Cloud Map, which is 2.2 meters long, 1.2 meters wide, 0.4 meters thick and weighs 3 tons. The whole relief is accompanied by the curl of flowers and plants. In the picture, a crane flies in the air and turns its head to another crane below. The crane below is standing on the cliff of the sea, with its neck up, and two cranes. The tomb area is surrounded by red walls, with brick floors and mortar grouting. The wall is 3 meters high, smooth and beautiful. Outside the red gate is a tombstone pavilion, on which are engraved the words Manchu and Han. About 50 meters in front of the pavilion, there is a white marble arch stone bridge with a long stream under it. Pines and cypresses are planted around the mausoleum area, which is shaded by trees and has extremely beautiful scenery. The whole mausoleum covers an area of more than 360 mu, and there are many ancient buildings and houses to care for tombs. Outside the building is green space, full of flowers and trees, lush trees, birds singing and frogs croaking. The mountains in the distance set off a spectacular cemetery. Why did Emperor Qianlong choose to bury the Prince here? According to legend, Liu Bowen had been here long before the Ming Dynasty made Beijing its capital. He thought that feng shui was good here, with the back of the back mountain-Yunfeng Mountain, Yunmeng Mountain in the west and Chaohe River in the south. The north bank of Chaohe River is a plain with fertile land, with mountains on both sides and water on one side. So it is planned to build the capital of the Ming Dynasty here. But because Ming Chengzu thought the cost was too high and the old buildings in Beijing could still be used, he didn't build a new capital here. But this is just a legend, there is no evidence to test. But Emperor Qianlong chose to bury the Prince here because of the good feng shui here. The local villagers call the Prince Mausoleum the Prince Mausoleum. Yong Huang is the eldest son of the emperor, not a prince, and Yong Qi is not a prince. Perhaps Yong Huang was the eldest son of the emperor and was mistaken for a prince, but his name should be the tomb of the prince. Zheng, Peng, Cheng Wen/References "Miyun County Records" and "Scenery of Juvenile Village" (adsbygoogle = window. adsbygoogle || [])。 Push ({}); There are tourist attractions such as Yunfeng Mountain Scenic Area, Huang Tu Kanggong Pear Sightseeing and Picking Garden, Bulao Lake, Zhang Yu Effiber International Winery, Nanshan Ski Resort and other specialties near Yanggezhuang Village, as well as Beijing candied fruit, Yanshan chestnut, Miyun Li Gan, old Beijing slag river noodles, red crisp pears and so on.