Nanyao Village, Shazikou Street, Laoshan District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province

Nanyao Natural Village is located on the Nanyao Peninsula. The east, south and west sides of the village are close to the sea. To the east is Liuqinghe Bay, to the south is Huaishi Bay, to the west is Kaolan Island Bay, and behind the village is A river is called Dengying River. In the past, the northern part of the peninsula was inaccessible to the land, and people on the island could only take shortcuts to and from the island when the tide was low. In the 1960s, the island's garrison built a bridge behind the village to make it easier for people living here to get in and out. The natural village currently has 266 households with 674 people.

Yanyunjian Natural Village is located northwest of Nanyao Natural Village and on the north side of Laoshan Road. It is named Yanyunjian Village because it has been shrouded in sea fog for many years. The smoke and clouds here are lingering, with dense bamboo trees, green cliffs and rocks, and gurgling water. The scenery is quite beautiful, and it has a Taoist sense of tranquility and tranquility. During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty (1506-1521), the Taoist priest of Laoding Iron Tile Hall built a temple next to Cangya in the west of Jianjian, named Shouyang Temple, also known as Yunyang Temple. It was rebuilt again in the 40th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1775). The Yuhuang Pavilion behind the main hall of this nunnery was burned down during the Anti-Japanese War, and the statues were destroyed after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In 1958, Shazikou Commune once set up an agricultural middle school here, but after "ten years of turmoil" it was gone. The natural village currently has 55 households with more than 200 residents, mostly with the surname Gou, and other surnames include Wang, Li, Liu, Zhu and other surnames. According to historical records, the ancestors of the Gou family moved from "Little Yunnan" to Goujiatuan in Jimo in the early Ming Dynasty, and later moved to Yanyunjian. In the early Qing Dynasty, someone from the Gou family married the daughter of the Zhang family in Zhanggezhuang, Jimo (now Zhanggezhuang, Shangma Town, Chengyang). They developed and multiplied into a branch, and they still have contact with the family in Yanyunjian. The instructions from the ancestors of the Gou family say: The Gou family is strictly prohibited from marrying the Wen family and the Jing family because they have the same ancestors and the same clan. The original surname Jing before the Tang Dynasty was persecuted by Jin Gaozu Shi Jingtang during the Five Dynasties. In order to avoid the taboo of his name, the character Jing was split into two surnames: Gou and Wen. Later, some of the two surnames restored the surname Jing, so Three surnames form one family. The surnames Wang, Li, Liu and Zhu in Yanyunjian come from Dengying, Dahedong and Houtan of Wanggezhuang Street respectively. For a long time, they have lived in harmony, and they have been as close as a family, with men and brothers ranking in seniority.

Happiness Natural Village is located 0.5 kilometers east of Yanyunjian Natural Village and on the north side of Laoshan Road. It is the only way to travel to the south of Laoshan Mountain. There was previously a famous Taoist temple here called "Juxian Temple", also known as Hanzhai Temple. It was founded by Li Zhiming and Wang Zhijian, both disciples of the Huashan School of Quanzhen Religion in the third year of Taiding in the Yuan Dynasty (1326), and was recorded by Zhang Qiyan, a great scholar. In the early days, the palace was magnificent. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were nine temples. There were several osmanthus trees and a ginkgo tree in the temple, which were planted more than 600 years ago. Chen Yi, a poet of the Ming Dynasty, said in his poem: "Looking at the sea from a distance, there is an immortal family, whose buildings are based on the peaks and live in the red clouds. Come and enjoy the green trees, and Taoists come here to eat sesame." From this, we can see that this place was visited by many Taoists at that time. A place that I yearn for and often come to place orders. To the west of the temple is the famous local dog cave stone. This stone is shaped like a squatting dog. It is wrinkled and has a hole in the middle (people can drill through it). It is a typical sea-eroded stone. This unique stone was brought to Qingdao Zhongshan Park in the early 1980s. Xingfu (Natural) Village was first built in 1958 and currently has 40 households with more than 150 residents.

There is a bay in the southeast of Nanyao Village, which the locals call "Cangshiyin". There are clusters of lotus-shaped rocks here, standing prominently on the beach. The largest cluster is called "Lianhuaji", also known as "Lotus Pot", which looks like water hibiscus in the ripples of light. The predecessors wrote poems praising: "Who moves the incense of Guanyin in the South China Sea to the side of Erlao? The spiritual roots are knotted under the Crystal Palace, and the color of the Dianjiang Terrace is bright." The so-called "Dianjiang Terrace" refers to a square on the peninsula. A large, flat and smooth stone field about several feet long. Each of the four legs of the stone field has column holes, which are said to be Wang Bogong (Wang Bogong was from Yanzhou, Shandong. In 432 AD, when the Northern Wei Dynasty invaded the south, Wang Bogong raised troops in Laoshan and called himself the King of Qi. Later, he was defeated and died in battle with Kong Bosun, the general of Donglai Town) The general station. At the foot of Dading Mountain at the southern end of the peninsula, there is a promontory called "Moyan" facing Dafu Island across the sea. It is about 300 meters wide, more than 1,000 meters long, and the sea is nearly 20 meters deep. It is named Dongchengkou. The sea current here is as fast as a galloping horse, also known as "Tiger Treading Current" or "Boiling Current". Dafu Island is a famous isolated island on the sea in Laoshan. There is a popular saying in the society: When Qin Shihuang sent Xu Fu to the East China Sea to seek the elixir of immortality, he took 800 boys and girls across the sea from Dafu Island in Nanyao. Nanyao people have a unique living environment. They have been fishing on Cangshiyin Beach in Liuqinghe Bay for many years. There is a place called "Huaishi Bay" at the southeast end of Nanyao Peninsula, which is a natural harbor.

The sea area here is wide and gentle, green and deep, and can accommodate large ships of thousands of tons; and because it is located in the mountain col, Huaishi Mountain and Dading Mountain form a natural barrier. Although the strong winds outside the sea are raging and the waves are monstrous, the harbor is still calm and calm. shock. A Dragon King Temple was built at the foot of Huaishi Mountain to worship Mazu and the Dragon King to pray for blessings and peace.

After the reform and opening up in 1978, Nanyao people developed a variety of economies and made great progress in fishing, marine aquaculture and tourism services. In 2004, the village's total economic income was 184 million yuan, and the per capita income was 6,130 yuan.

Over the years, the village has carried out patriotism education and spiritual civilization construction activities, and has achieved remarkable results in environmental beautification, village construction, and social welfare of residents. The village has won many honorary titles such as Qingdao City’s “Socialist Civilized Village”.

According to the December 2003 document of the Laoshan District People's Government of Qingdao City, the village committee was changed to a community neighborhood committee.