The history of Xiqiuwan Township
The township is named after its residence. Xiqiu Bay is surrounded by mountains on the east and west sides, with a paddy field in the middle. It is about 1,200 meters long, 60 meters wide, and covers an area of more than 100 acres. This place is also called Jiulongtan, named after the nine springs that flow continuously. Later, people used the spring water to build Qiqiu (about 5 acres) of paddy fields here, and the name was changed to Qiqiu Bay. It is said that a Feng Shui master passed by here and said that this is the place where Kowloon returns to the river, so it was named Xiqiuwan. In 1949, it was composed of 7 townships under the jurisdiction of Pingyangba District. In 1955, it was merged into 4 townships. In 1958, it was four management areas under the jurisdiction of Qunli Commune, and in 1961, it was four communes under the jurisdiction of Pingyangba District. In 1975, the district was withdrawn and merged into a commune, and Xiqiu commune was established. In 1983, the community was withdrawn and renamed Xiqiuwan District. In 1988, the district was withdrawn and merged with the township.
In 1996, Pingyangba Town had an area of 68.6 square kilometers and a population of 22,000. It governed Pingyangba, Getengping, Shishiya, Shiyangshan, Yingpan, Shinian Village, Daduping, and Wufengshan , Baihupo, Songjiaya, Baiyangping, Huangjiabao, Huopaoshan, Yuemingya and Longchuanhe 15 administrative villages; Houping, Langshucao, Zengjialing, Weiyouliangzi, Xiqiuwan, Wawuji, Xiazhuangpo, Wubaoshan, Tanjiawan, Ganjiaping, Gaojiapo, Yanjiapo, Farm and Forestry, Jiangjunling, Baiwan , Tianchiling, Xujiawan, Xigou, Houcun, Yantangping and Yanduxi 23 administrative villages.
In 2001, Pingyangba Town was abolished and merged into Xiqiuwan Township. In 2004, the township government was stationed in Xiqiuwan, with a population of 44,711 and an area of 220.2 square kilometers. It governed Xiqiuwan, Wawuji, Xiazhuangpo, Wubaoshan, Tanjiawan, Ganjiaping, Gaojiapo, Yanjiapo, and agricultural and forestry farms. , Zhangjiapo, Maifengwan, Langshucao, Houping, Zengjialing, Weijialiangzi, Jiangjunling, Baiwan, Tianchiling, Xujiawan, Yantangping, Xigou, Houcun, Yanduxi, Pingyang 38 administrative villages: Ba, Ge Tengping, Shishiya, Shinian, Daduping, Yingpan, Wufengshan, Shiyangshan, Baihupo, Songjiaya, Baiyangping, Huangjiabao, Huopaoshan, Yuemingya and Longchuanhe .
2013 code and urban and rural classification 422823200: ~ 200 220 Xigou Village ~ 201 220 Yantangping Village ~ 202 220 Yanduxi Village ~ 203 220 Xujiawan Village ~ 204 220 Zhangjiapo Village ~ 205 220 Mai Fengwan Village～206 220 Houping Village～207 220 Langshucao Village～208 220 Zengjialing Village～209 210 Xiqiuwan Village～210 210 Wawuji Village～211 220 Xiazhuangpo Village～212 220 Wubaoshan Village～213 220 Tanjiawan Village ~ 214 220 Ganjiaping Village ~ 215 220 Gaojiapo Village ~ 216 220 Yanjiapo Village ~ 217 220 Nonglinchang Village ~ 218 210 Jiangjunling Village ~ 219 220 Baiwan Village ~ 220 220 Tianchiling Village ~ 221 220 Houcun Village～222 210 Weijialiangzi Village～223 220 Ge Tengping Village～224 220 Shishiya Village～225 220 Pingyangba Village～226 220 Longchuanhe Village～227 220 Wufengshan Village～228 220 Yingpan Village～229 220 Shiyangshan Village ~ 230 220 Songjiaya Village ~ 231 220 Huopaoshan Village ~ 232 220 Shi Nian Village ~ 233 220 Huangjiabao Village ~ 234 220 Yuemingya Village ~ 235 220 Baiyangping Village ~ 236 220 Baihupo Village ~ 237 220 Daduping Village