Which city does Hongsi Village belong to?

Hongsi Village, Yangzhen District, Shunyi District, Beijing became a village in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, there was a red temple in the west of the village called Hongmen Temple, and the village was named after the temple. The Qing Dynasty and the early years of the Republic of China belonged to Miyun County. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, it belonged to the anti-Japanese joint county in the anti-Japanese guerrilla areas in eastern and western Hebei, and was renamed "White Temple". 1946 was liberated, and in April 1949 was placed under the seventh district of Shunyi county.

In the Qing dynasty, the village had 40 acres of flag fields and 2 tenants. 1944, it waged nine large-scale diplomatic struggles with other 10 villages, such as Dongtuan, and made contributions to the war of resistance. Stone coal mines are buried underground in the east of the village.

There are 576 households in Hongsi Village, with a population of 1, 2 10 and an area of 2025 mu of cultivated land.

Party branch secretary: Tang Jiangyan Tel: 6 145 1307.

Nearby are Olympic Water Park, Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel Warfare Site, Beijing International Flower Harbor, Hanshiqiao Wetland Nature Reserve, Senxin Forest Park and other tourist attractions. There are also specialties such as Wanlubao sour radish, bee cake, Xinshuanghe cherry, fried liver and Capricorn.