For New Year’s Eve activities in Hangzhou, it is recommended to go to the Hangzhou Qiantang Rice Field Music Festival.

The 2024 Hangzhou Qiantang Rice Field Music Festival New Year’s Eve performance will be held from December 30 to January 1. The Rice Field Music Festival fireworks show, countdown, camping trips, markets and other exciting activities were staged on New Year's Eve. Immerse yourself in the music. The fireworks show lasted for 15 minutes, and gorgeous fireworks bloomed in the night sky.

Everyone is counting down to welcome the arrival of 2024, and there are endless exciting activities. The specific location is Qiantang Xiaoya Pastoral Cultural and Tourism Complex in Jiangdong Village, Hezhuang Street. Every New Year's Eve, huge crowds of people gather together for the New Year's countdown and the atmosphere is very good. It’s always a bit regretful to say goodbye to the old year without fireworks. It’s such a romantic thing to watch a fireworks show with the people around you under romantic fireworks.

Introduction to Jiangdong Village

Jiangdong Village is located in Hezhuang Street, Yangshan Road, Jiangjiangdong, 4 kilometers away from the city center. It was formed in November 2000 by the merger of the three original small villages of Wansheng, Zhaojia and Jishan'an. The third ring road in the north of the city crosses the village and has 1045 acres of cultivated land. Surrounded by Shijia, Yangshan and Bailiang villages, the village has 791 households with a population of 2060, divided into 10 villager groups. The village-level collective economy is mainly industrial, with more than 70 individual and private enterprises, mainly those engaged in copper refining, artificial fur, and small hardware.

The village is located in the plain area, in the north-central part of Hezhuang Town, bordering Qunjian Village to the east, Zhabei Village to the south, Weizhong Village to the west, and Xinjiang Village to the north. The village was formed in May 2005 by the merger of the original Jiangjian Village and Xindong Village, from which Jiangdong came. As of 2008, it has jurisdiction over 18 villager groups and 580 farmers, including 185 acres of dry land and 2,384 acres of paddy land.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Jiangdong Village