Where does Hanhe East Village belong?

There were villages in Liao and Jin Dynasties. In the early days of building the village, it was named Wanquanzhuang because there were many water springs near the village. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, four brothers of Han's ancestors moved from Dahanzhuang in Henan Province by imperial edict, and forcibly renamed Wanquan Village as Dahanzhuang, governing the west and east of Han River. In the Qing Dynasty, Han moved out and was later divided into two villages, called Han Hedong. 1953 belongs to Han Zhuang Township, District 2; 1962 belongs to the Han Hedong Brigade of the People's Commune; 1993 was assigned to liangjiadian town, which belongs to the village Committee of Hanhe East. Located 5 kilometers west of the town people's government, there are 346 households 1285 people in the village, with 2570 mu of cultivated land, and the main crops are corn and wheat.

Hanhedong Village is adjacent to Hanxiaozhuang Village, He Zhuangzi Village, Huangtugang Village, Xiaoying Village, Han Jialin Village, Dongzhongtan Village, Zhuangyuan Village, Jiaozhuangzi Village, Madianzi Village, Dongyuzhuang Village, Wugezhuang Village, Xiyuzhuang Village, Kongwuguantun Village and Hanhexi Village.

There are scenic spots such as Yutian Jingjue Temple, JD.COM Yulong Bay Ski Resort, Jiang Hao's former residence, Mengjiaquan Site, Mashan Temple Tourist Area, etc., as well as Yutian Cabbage, Yutian Clay Sculpture, Yutian Baojian Cabbage, Yutian Cabbage and Yutian Laojiu.