Hainan Lingao Changgong Ancient Village.

The history of Changgong Village can be traced back to the 27th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1394). At that time, the Ming Dynasty set up Hainan Guard on Hainan Island and built castles, smoke towers, forts, and barracks along the coast of Lingao. These facilities were not only used to defend against foreign enemies and pirates, but also reflected the unrest in the coastal area of Lingao at that time. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the coastal area of Lingao was repeatedly invaded by Japanese pirates and pirates, and villages and ports were frequently attacked. Changgong Village is not only the coastal gateway to the Beibu Gulf facing Lingao County, but also played an important role in the island's coastal defense in history. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the military facilities and defense measures along the coast of Lingao reflected the importance of coastal defense at that time. The military facilities in Changgong Village and its surrounding areas played an important role in resisting foreign enemies and pirates, protecting the safety of local residents. Now there are ancient beacon tower sites on the seaside of Longhao Village under the jurisdiction of Changgong. In addition, Changgong Village was also an important place for the People's Liberation Army to land and liberate Hainan, witnessing the history of Hainan's liberation. In 2021, Changgong Village was designated as a pilot village for the construction of a beautiful red village in Lingao County. Walking into Changgong Village, the roads are clean and tidy, the farmhouses are scattered, and the green trees are hidden in front of and behind the houses. A picturesque rural idyllic scenery unfolds before your eyes. The sixth batch of traditional Chinese villages.