The Historical Evolution of Bart Town

In the ninth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1870), Rui Lin, the governor of Guangdong Province, appointed Fang Yao as the viceroy of Chaozhou, responsible for cleaning up the backlog of Chaozhou. In the following years, Fang Yao dealt with thousands of "accumulated cases". In this process, it is inevitable that the innocent will be hurt by not distinguishing the good from the bad. Chaoyang and Chenghai are the focus of handling cases. Many people died in the villages of Chenghai Outing, Nansha, Gap and Waisha. Wang CuO Village in Waisha (later divided into Li CuO, Lin CuO and Neilong Township) is the hardest hit area. The house was burnt to pieces, Wang Xing's ancestral temple was destroyed and the villagers were forced to flee. History calls this event "Qing Xiang".

This time, Wang Xing's villagers had no choice but to flee to the beach, camp on the salty grassland and settle down beside the stove. Today's Bart Town, before "Qing Xiang", was sparsely populated, with only a few saline-alkali land and grassy huts. After Qing Xiang, Sanri Village, Daba Village, Siwei Village, Wuwei Village, Liuwei Village, Qiwei Village, Jiuwei Village and Shiwei Village, there are salt dikes, big gullies, launching, wearing huts and Ma Qi. This is another largest migration in Chenghai history since the collective migration when Chenghai was expelled in the early Qing Dynasty. This is also the fundamental reason why most Bat people are surnamed Wang and their ancestral temples are in Waisha. At that time, people in Wangxing, Waisha, dragged their children and fled in panic, even without clothes and farm tools. They hope to set foot on the road home one day. However, when they look back at their homes, they find themselves in a scorched earth. However, history often does the opposite. The external sand in Fang Yao cleaned up the countryside, but accelerated the development of coastal areas, resulting in the dam head of Chenghai.

Seafood is the most talked about topic in Battlefield. 122 The Wangs who are more skilled in cooking oysters in Huicuo Township.

Bart Town was only formed in Qing Dynasty.

According to legend, during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement, most members of the Wangs in Waisha Town (longhu district, Shantou, formerly Chenghai) took part in the movement. Later, the movement failed, and the Wangs were severely hit by the Qing court. Later, in order to survive, many Wangs immigrated to Bart Town, which was still barren at that time.

That's why Bart has so many Wang surnames.