The Human Geography of Camellia Village

The native place of Pinganzhai people is Jiuzhaiba, commonly known as "Waiganhai". The current residence "peace village" belonged to the farmhouse of the village at that time. Because of their long labor journey, Daoguang moved from the old village dam to the local area during the years. Since moving here, it has been called "Peace Village". During the "Four Clean-ups" Movement, the name of the village was changed to "Xinfeng" and it was restored to "peace village" after the Cultural Revolution. Chashan Natural Village has a long history of living. Because there are several wild camellia trees in the local area, people call this place "Tea Mountain". The Bai people living in Feng Jia Village are from Xiaohaiba, and the Yi people are from Chashan Natural Village. Before liberation, there lived a family named Feng in Fengjiacun, so people always called it Fengjiacun. Now people living in Jiezipo Natural Village, whose ancestors moved from Baoshan Bazi Haitang Village before liberation, belong to the Bai nationality; In the later period, Yi people migrated from Ping 'anzhai. Baoziqing, formerly known as Huilongzhai, was originally inhabited by a family named Ma, and later moved to Baoshan Bazi by a family named Jiang. At that time, the population of Ma family was prosperous, far exceeding that of Jiang family. When the Chiang family saw this situation, they refused to accept it and often made excuses to fight with Ma's family. The Chiang family hired a fortune teller to figure out how to reduce the population of the Ma family. The fortune teller calculated and said: If you want to reduce the population of Ma family, you must change the name of the village to "Leopard Love", because "Leopard" means "Horse". Since then, "Huilongzhai" has been renamed "Steamed Bun Love". During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, a unit of the 262nd Regiment of the China Kuomintang Expeditionary Force was stationed in Chashan, and the left wing of the former village office (now changed to the village clinic) was used as a warehouse for logistics materials, and trenches were dug (one for the small pier and the other for the school pier). The village sent more than 100 migrant workers and more than 20 livestock to support the expeditionary force War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Jiang in Fengjiacun has a family tree, which shows that his family moved from Inner Mongolia in Yuan Dynasty.