Sanchong District is a city district of New Taipei City, one of the major satellite cities of the Greater Taipei Metropolitan Area. Before the reorganization, Sanchong District was the fourth most densely populated city in Taiwan and the 23rd most densely populated city in the world1, with a population density of up to 24,000 people per square kilometer, and it is now the seventh most densely populated city district in Taiwan.
Sanchong District is a county municipality located in the former Taipei County, a satellite city of Taipei City. On December 25, 2010, the former Taipei County was reorganized into New Taipei City, and the townships and municipalities under its jurisdiction were changed to districts. It is home to many immigrants from central and southern Taiwan. Sanchong District northwest and Lujhou District, Wugu District, west and Xinzhuang District, neighboring, south and Banqiao District across the Dahan River, east and Taipei City, Shilin District, Datong District, Wanhua District across the Danshui River.
Basic Introduction Chinese Name ：Sanchong Area Foreign Name ：Sanchong Area Alias ：Sanchongpu Administrative district Category ：Municipal districts Affiliated area ：New Taipei City, Taiwan Island Subordinated area ：5 Districts 119 Lane 2,555 Neighborhoods *** Residence ：No. 10, Zhongshan Road Postal code ：000241 Geographic location ：Western part of New Taipei City Area ：16.3170 square kilometers Population ：390, 057 (Oct. 2012, 10:00) Dialect ： Taiwanese Climate ： Subtropical monsoon Climate Airport ： Taoyuan International Airport, Taiwan Train Station ： Taipei Bridge Station, Sanshou Elementary School Station, Sanhe Junior High School Station, Cailiao Station, Sanshou Station, etc. City Flower ： Camellia City Tree ： Taiwan Cherry Blossom Mayor ： Yang Yi-De History, Administrative Organization, Education, Transportation, Tourism, History In the olden days, the district was known as Sanshoupu (San Shuang Pu), which means "plains". In the early days, Fujian and Guangdong immigrants from Xinzhuang settled in the north, and the first plain was called "Touzhongpu", and "Sanzhongpu" means the third plain. Touzhongpu", later called "Touqian", is located in the territory of Xinzhuang District, and there is a station on the Xinzhuang Line of the Taipei Metro; "Erzhongpu" at the junction of Sanzhong and Xinzhuang belongs to the territory of Sanzhong District, and is now referred to as "Erzhongpu". The "Erzhongpu" at the junction of Sanzhong and Xinzhuang belongs to the territory of Sanzhong District, and is now called "Erzhong". Before the war, Sanchong was under the jurisdiction of Lujhouzhuang in Xinzhuang County, Taipei Prefecture. On April 1, 1947, Sanchong Township was established as a separate township from Lujhou, and was formally reorganized as a county municipality in 1962, making it the first city in Taipei County to be reorganized as a county municipality, and the first county municipality in Taiwan to be reorganized from a township. Administrative Organization The 119 li under the jurisdiction are divided into five districts: East District, West District, South District, North District and Central District. Eastern District: Yongsheng Li, Yongji Li, Yongan Li, Yongfeng Li, Yongfu Li, Yongqing Li, Yongshun Li, Ximei Li, Fulong Li, Wuchang Li, Wufu Li, Renzhong Li, Cifu Li, Cisheng Li, Cihui Li, Ciai Li, Cihua Li, Ciyou Li, Fufu Li, Wuhuali Li, Bihuali Li, FuLe Li, RenHua Li, Wushun Li, FuGui Li, and FuHua LiWestern District: TuanTian Li, Jintian Li, Sanmin Li, Tiananli, Tianxinli, Tianzhongli, Futianli, Erzhongli, Boaili, Danyouli, Guangtianli, Guangyangli, Chongmingli, Fuxingli, Fudeli, Fuminli, Chenggongli, Dehouli, Guwangli, Wuguli, Tingkanli, Zhongxingli
South District: Cailiaoli, Guangmingli, Guangzhengli, Yongchunli, Zhongzhengli, Giliilili, Datongli, Zhongminli, Pingheli, Da'anli, Tonganli, Tongqing Li, Zhongxiao Li, Rende Li, Renyi Li, Guangrong Li, Guanghui Li, Fuxing Li, Welfare Li, Qinghe Li, Yongxing Li
North District: Chongyang Li, Zhongshan Li, Guolong Li, Dayuan Li, Minsheng Li, Ziqiang Li, Zhengan Li, Jiezhi Li, Zhengde Li, Rejuvenation Li, Wenhua Li, Central Li, Shuangyuan Li, Kamtong Li, Jinanli, Gwanghwa Li, Chang'an Li, Jiansheng Li, Daedeol Li, Kaiyuan Li, Jangwonli, Jangangli, Jangtaeli, Jangbokli
Central District: Jinjiangli, Yongbinli, Chengdeli, Shundeli, Wanshouli, Jieshouli, Yishouli, Xiujiangli, Longmenli, Ruideli, Chongdeli, Shandeli, Widli, Houdeli, San'anli, Anqingli, Fu'anli, Xin'anli, Happinessli, Liuholi, Lideli, Liufuli, Pedli, Yongdeli, Yonghuili, Yongfali
The administrative staffs of the district are as follows: Chinese, Chinese, English and Korean. Successive Administrators Indirectly Elected by the District People's Representative Council 1st District Governor Lee Ah Chi (1947) 2nd District Governor Chuang Kan To (1949) 3rd District Governor Chuang Kan To (1949) 4th District Governor Chuang Kan To (1953) 5th District Governor Chuang Kan To (1956) 6th District Governor Hung Hung The seventh District Governor, Hongshu Tu (1960) The eighth District Governor, Li Huotu (1964) The ninth District Governor, Chen Jinbao (1968) The tenth District Governor, Zheng Zongyi (1973) The eleventh District Governor, Chen Jinbao (1977) The twelfth District Governor, Li Yanzhao (1982) The thirteenth District Governor, Ye Zhong (1986) The fourteenth District Governor, Cai Huoshi (1990) The fifteenth District Governor, Chen Jingcheng (1974) The fifteenth District Governor, Chen Jingcheng (1974) The fifteenth District Governor, Chen Jingcheng (1974) The fifteenth District Governor, Chen Jingcheng (1974) The fifteenth mayor, Chen Jingjun (1994) The sixteenth mayor, Zhu Qingfa (1998) The seventeenth mayor, Li Ganlong (2002) The eighteenth mayor, Li Ganlong (2006) Legislators in this district Because of the change in Taiwan's seventh legislature, the city elects one legislator (the third constituency of the New Taipei City) alone, which is commonly known as the "Triple Constituency". "Triple Constituency", and the District's Eastern District 16 miles another with the Luzhou District, Wugu District elected another legislator, but the constituency is mainly located within the Luzhou District, so not another table. Yu Tian (2008-2012) Education Senior High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Gezhi High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Jinling Girls' High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Donghai High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Chingchuan High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Gubao Family Business National High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Erzhong National High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Sanchong National High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Glorious National High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Mingzhi National High School New Taipei City Sanchong District Bi *** High School National Elementary School New Taipei City Sanchong District Nizhong National Elementary School: Founded in 1902 (35th year of the Meiji era). New Taipei City Mizhong District Mizhong National Elementary School: founded in 1922 (11th year of the Japanese rule). Sanchong National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1951. Sanchong National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1958. New Taipei City Sanchong District Houde National Elementary School: Established in 1963, it was once the largest school in Southeast Asia around 1970. Hsiu German Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1966. Xinggu Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1969. New Taipei City Sanchong District Guangxing National Elementary School: Established in 1971. Bi *** Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1974. New Taipei City Sanchong District Guangrong Elementary School: Established in 1975. Yongfu Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Established in 1981. New Taipei City Sanchong District Elementary School: Established in 1989. New Taipei City Sanchong District Chung-Yang Elementary School: Established in 1989. New Taipei City Sanchong District Chiao-Yang Elementary School: Established in 1995. Transportation National Highway No. 1 (Zhongshan Highway) Sanchong Interchange (27) Taipei Metro Line 1 Taipei Metro Line 1A Taipei Metro Xinzhuang Line Taipei Metro Lujhou Extension Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport United Outside Rapid Transit System The east and west sides of the Sanchong and Lujhou districts are surrounded by the Danshuei River and the Erzhong Floodway, which is similar to a land island. Therefore, it is connected to the surrounding towns and cities by bridges, which is why it is known as the "City of Seven Bridges". The existing seven bridges, arranged clockwise from the north, are the Chung Yang Bridge, the Zhongshan Expressway (East Danshui Bridge), the Taipei Bridge, the Zhongxiao Bridge, the Zhongxing Bridge, the Re-arrangement Bridge, and the Zhongshan Bridge. Among them, the first five bridges cross the Danshui River; the last two bridges cross the Erzhong Floodway. In addition, since there are no bridges within Luzhou District that lead directly to Taipei City, travelers to Taipei City must go through this district. Main Roads Shuangliu Road - running through the entire territory of Sanzhong, it is the most important road between Xinzhuang and Taipei, and is also the first class road in Taiwan, with the Taipei Metro Xinzhuang Line passing underneath. Sanhe Road - the main road from Sanzhong to Luzhou, with the Taipei Metro Luzhou branch line passing underneath, also known as City Road 103. Chung-Yang Road-Major road leading to Sannchong Interchange on City Road 104. Gwangfu Road - the main road in Erzhong area, running through Dingkan Industrial Park and many commercial buildings. Jixian Road - The main road in the Sanchong rezoning area, connecting Chanyang Bridge and the Luzhou and Shilin areas. Zhongzheng North-South Road-The most bustling business district in Sanzhong. Zhongzheng South North Road - The main road in the Tianxin area, and also the necessary road to Wugu, also known as City Road 108. Central North and South Road - The road where the night area of Sanwa is located, and it is often crowded with people at night. Chongan Street and Jiaozhen Street - elevated road above the Tai I Line, another important road leading to Xinzhuang. Zhongshan Road - An important district administration center of Sanju District, it is connected to the elevated Taiwan-1 elevated road. Zhongxiao Road - connects Tianxin District and North Justice Road in a semi-circular arc. Chenggong Road - connects Zhongxing Bridge and Chongxin Bridge, Mie Prefecture's main road to Wanhua and Xinzhuang, and is the shortest main road in Mie Prefecture. Longmen Road - One of Mie's shortcuts to North Huanhe Road and Taipei, where Jieshou Shopping Center is located. Jimei Street - A residential area in Mie, home to Mie High School, Jimei Elementary School, Rose Park, and the Mie Social Hall. Sightseeing Religious buildings Sanchong District Xianxiao Palace: the only Grade III monument in Sanchong, the best preserved and most beautifully crafted building in Northern Taiwan Longquan Palace Bihuasi Temple Yitian Palace Taitian Palace Taimoku Palace Zhaan Palace: dedicated to the three provinces of Li, Tian, and Chih, the thousand year old Traditional buildings Lin's Ancient Alley Traditional Buildings Lin's Ancient Alley Malls Sanchong District Shopping Malls Sanshou Night Zone: One of Taipei's most famous night zones, Tatung Market: A traditional market in the morning, with many vendors, but also with businesses in the evening, it is a diversified shopping district. Sanshou Jieshou Departmental Plaza: A new type of department store in Sanshou, which used to be a Jieshou market. Sanshou Tiantai Plaza: A well-known shopping mall in Sanshou, which used to be a very popular shopping mall in Sanshou. The actual shopping mall is located in the basement of Carrefour. At its peak in the 1960s and 1970s, there were more than 200 cloth stores on one street. In those days, the bosses and the workers carried the cloth together and made deliveries together, and they likened themselves to "cloth oxen", meaning that they worked like oxen. But with the industry moved out, the glory of the cloth street is no longer, the original two hundred cloth store only sixty left, the old heyday gradually into the twilight industry. In recent years, under the initiative of the principal of Bi *** Elementary School, Tsai Po-chun, the industrial transformation has been carried out, and at the same time, the street has been transformed into the Taiwan Cloth Museum Park, which organizes activities from time to time.