The next year after the origin of the village (1621-1627), Dou moved here from Lin 'an, Yunnan, and was named Yaotou for burning kiln. Later, Shi Zhen moved in and settled down. Due to the large population of Shijia and its location in the west of the temple, it was renamed as the head of Shijia Temple.
Administrative population
Located in the northwest of the town, Zhu Zhu West Road. It is adjacent to Hougaogezhuang Village in the east, Lanxi Village in the west, Liu Ge Village in the south and Guxian Village in the north. In 2005, the cultivated land area was 20 15 mu, with 285 households and 985 people.
Economic development Vegetable cultivation is the focus of the village's economic development. Individual industrial and commercial households 10 households, employees 12 or more. Planting 200 mu of ginger, 400 mu of garlic and 400 mu of taro respectively; There are 92 pigs and 720 chickens. In 2005, the total economic income was 27.26 million yuan, and the per capita income of residents was 62.35.4 yuan. Among them, industrial income is 340,000 yuan, individual and industrial income is 220,000 yuan, and agricultural income is 22.44 million yuan.
Social undertakings In 2005, there were 265,438+02 fixed telephones and 222 cable TV users in China. The proportion of villagers participating in cooperative medical insurance reached 90%.
Shijiamiaotou Village is adjacent to Qiangaogezhuang Village, Lanxi Village, Hougaogezhuang Village, Shijia Village, Qiantou Village, Xiaoliugezhuang Village, Tonggezhuang Village, Lenggezhuang Village, Lanhou Village, Xinzhuang Village, Liu Ge Village, Bogezhuang Village, Wangjiabu Village and Goudong Village.
20 19 12 12, Shijiamiaotou Village was awarded the honorary title of Shandong Health Village in 20 19.
There are some tourist attractions near Shijiamiaotou Village, such as Chashan Scenic Area, Gao's Manor, Blue Tree Valley Youth Expo Park, Sanhe Mountain Scenic Area and Yunshan Town of pingdu city. There are some specialties, such as Majiagou celery, flat peach ginger, Dazeshan grape, Pingdu peanut and Zhugou strawberry.