Chengxi Village 城西里

Chengxi Villagewas named after including the West Gate into its borders. It belonged to Xuanhuali in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

When the residents used to call it “the county seat”, it belonged to Hengchunzhuang. It was divided from Chengbei Village in 1943. It covers an area of 0.5392 square kilometers and has a population of 1306 people. The scope is the area west of Zhongshan Road and along the west gate to the south gate, which is the commercial area of Hengchun. 

The old vegetable market was originally here, and there are double storefronts along Wenhua Road (the house is very long, with a patio in the middle, the front is a storefront that can do business, and the back door faces the street, which is also a storefront that can do business).

Hengchun Mazu Temple, Sanxian King Temple, and the former Confucius Temple are all located here. Today’s Presbyterian Church, Lutheran Church, Catholic Church are also here.

It should be the center of worship and belief in Hengchun and the business district.