Which province does Baiyun District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province belong to?

Belongs to: Baiyun District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province

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Baiyun District is located to the north of the old city of Guangzhou and south of the Tropic of Cancer. It has abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall and a mild climate. It borders Zengcheng and Luo to the east. Gang, bounded by the South China Sea to the west, Huadu and Conghua to the north, and Huangpu, Tianhe, Yuexiu and Liwan districts to the south, covers an area of ??795.79 square kilometers. The district has a registered population of more than 770,000 and a floating population of about 800,000.

Regional Overview

Baiyun District is located in the north of the old city of Guangzhou, adjacent to Zengcheng District to the east, Nanhai District to the west, and four urban districts including Liwan, Yuexiu, Tianhe and Huangpu to the south. It borders Huadu District and Conghua City to the north. The region covers an area of ??1,042.7 square kilometers. At the end of 2000, the region had a permanent population of 840,000 and a floating population of approximately 900,000. At the end of 2002, the total population of the district was 858,526. District People's Residential Postal Code: 510080. Code: 440111. Area code: 020. Pinyin: Baiyun Qu. English: Baiyun District. Baiyun District is one of the 10 urban districts in Guangzhou. It is named after the Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area within its territory. It borders Zengcheng District to the east, Nanhai District to the west, four urban districts including Liwan, Yuexiu, Tianhe and Huangpu to the south, and Huadu District and Conghua City to the north. The region covers an area of ??1,042.7 square kilometers. At the end of 2000, the region had a permanent population of 840,000 and a floating population of approximately 900,000. At the end of 2002, the total population of the district was 858,526.

It has jurisdiction over Sanyuanli Street, Jingtai Street, Tongde Street, Songzhou Street, Huangshi Street, Tangjing Street, Xinshi Street, Tonghe Street, Jingxi Street, Yongping Street, Jiahe Street, There are 14 administrative streets and 4 central towns including Junhe Street, Shijing Street, Jinsha Street, Jianggao Town, Renhe Town, Taihe Town, and Zhongluotan Town. The district has a registered population of 754,969 and a floating population of about 700,000. The area has a variety of landforms. The east and northeast are hilly areas; lush forests, large and small reservoirs, mountain ponds, lakes and mountains, and pleasant scenery, including the highest Maofeng Mountain in Guangzhou (534.9 meters above sea level) and the famous Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area; the central part is the Guanghua Plain, with fertile countryside , boundless as far as the eye can see; in the west is the Pearl River water system, with an intertwined river network. The Bajiang River and Liuxi River flow through the territory, which not only facilitates irrigation, but also benefits from shipping.

History and nature

Baiyun District also has profound historical and cultural traditions, such as the story of Sanyuanli's resistance to the British, Chen Zizhuang's resistance to the Qing Dynasty, Zhao Ziyong and Yue Gu, Shijing Bridge, Shimen Reflection... ...Historical resources, cultural accumulation, and humanistic landscapes interpenetrate and integrate each other, giving the Baiyun Land a unique local color. Within its jurisdiction are Sanyuanli Street, Jingtai Street, Tongde Street, Songzhou Street, Huangshi Street, Tangjing Street, Xinshi Street, Tonghe Street, Jingxi Street, Yongping Street, Jiahe Street, Junhe Street, Shijing Street, There are 14 administrative streets and 4 central towns including Jinsha Street, Jianggao Town, Renhe Town, Taihe Town, and Zhongluotan Town. The district has a registered population of 754,969 and a floating population of about 700,000. The area has a variety of landforms. The east and northeast are hilly areas; lush forests, large and small reservoirs, mountain ponds, lakes and mountains, and pleasant scenery, including the highest Maofeng Mountain in Guangzhou (534.9 meters above sea level) and the famous Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area; the central part is the Guanghua Plain, with fertile countryside , boundless as far as the eye can see; in the west is the Pearl River water system, with an intertwined river network. The Bajiang River and Liuxi River flow through the territory, which not only facilitates irrigation, but also benefits from shipping.

Baiyun District is located south of the Tropic of Cancer, with abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall, and a mild climate. It has a subtropical oceanic climate, with an average annual temperature of 21.8 degrees and an average annual rainfall of 1,655 mm. It has both There are various landforms. The east and northeast are hilly areas. There are Maofeng Mountain (534.7 meters above sea level), the highest peak in Guangzhou City (formerly the Eighth District), and the famous Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area. The hills have gentle slopes, lush forests, seas of fruit trees, and large and small reservoirs. There are mountains and ponds all over, and the lakes and mountains are beautiful. The scenery is pleasant. The central part is Guanghua Plain, and the west is the Pearl River system. The river network is intertwined. The Pearl River West Channel, Bajiang River and Liuxi River flow through the territory, which not only facilitates irrigation, but also benefits from shipping. Among them, Liuxi River is the main drinking water for Guangzhou citizens. source.

Economic Development

The city's Yunpu (Baiyun) Industrial Zone, the chemical industry and electronic technology industrial zones in Jiufo Town and Zhongluotan Town in the northeast, Shijing Town in the southwest and Taiwan The capital-based Shijing Industrial Zone, the Guangzhou Individual and Private Economic Experimental Zone in Jianggao Town, and the Guangzhou Private Science and Technology Park in Taihe Town constitute the five major economic development zones in Baiyun District. Among them, Shijing Cement Factory was rated as "National Star Township Enterprise" and "National Star Top 100 Enterprises". The tertiary industry is mainly commerce, real estate, transportation, catering services, finance and insurance, etc. Xinguang Cong Road Food Corridor, Zengcha Road Large Comprehensive Wholesale Market, and Huangshi Road Large Auto Parts and Decorative Materials Wholesale Market are quite large.

Baiyun District is a transportation hub. Beijing-Guangzhou Electric Railway, 105, 106, 107, 324 National Highway and Beijing-Zhuhai, Guanghui, North Ring, South China Expressway and other expressways pass through this district. Guanghua, Xing Provincial highways such as Tai, Luonan and Shatai, as well as Metro Line 2 and Airport Express Line, also pass through the area, making the transportation network in the area accessible in all directions. The old and new Baiyun International Airport and the largest railway marshalling yard in South China are all located in the area, which has made the infrastructure in the area increasingly perfect.

Historical evolution

In March 1959, because the State Council did not approve the establishment of Guangbei County, the original suburbs were assigned to the four communes in Huaxian and returned to the suburbs, and the suburban party committees were abolished. Restore the setting of the suburbs of Guangzhou City. In April, all Haibei, Shafeng, and Longxi brigades of Yanbu Commune in Nanhai County and most of Xiushui and Huangqi; parts of Haizhong, Nanhai and other brigades of Pingzhou Commune, and Hengsha Production Brigade of Lishui Commune, *** With a population of 1,648 and 22,493 acres of cultivated land, it is classified as a suburb of Guangzhou City.

In June 1960, after the urban people's commune movement was launched, the suburbs were abolished and two people's communes centered on industrial and mining enterprises were established in Huangpu and Jiangcun. In July, it was changed to a district. At this time, Sanyuanli, Shijing, Shahe, and Xinji, which were originally suburbs, were assigned to the jurisdiction of the city's four downtown districts.

In May 1962, in order to implement the policy of "taking vegetables as the key link" in suburban work and solve the supply of vegetables and non-staple food for millions of people in big cities, the city decided to divide the three districts of Fangcun, Jiangcun and Huangpu Merger to form suburbs.

In March 1965, the three communes of Suburban Renhe, Jiangcun and Shilong as well as Jianggao Town and Yayao Farm were assigned to Huaxian. In January 1967, it was reclassified to the suburbs.

From May 1973 to May 1975, the seven brigades of the original Huangpu Commune and the seven brigades of Luogang Commune were drawn from the suburbs to form Huangpu District.

In May 1985, the two district offices of Shahe and Dongpu and the four sub-district offices of Wushan, Yuancun, Shahe and Chebei were designated as Tianhe District. The Hedong District Office, Baihedong Street and Fangcun Street belonging to the original suburb were demarcated to form Fangcun District.

In May 1986, the Xin_ District Office and Chigang Street formerly owned by the suburbs were assigned to Zhuhai District.

In January 1987, with the approval of the State Council, the suburbs of Guangzhou were renamed Baiyun District and included in the urban district system. It currently governs 15 towns including Shijing, Xinshi, Jianggao, Renhe, Benghu, Longgui, Shenshan, Yayao, Luogang, Tonghe, Taihe, Zhuliang, Zhongluotan, Jiufo and Liangtian, and Sanyuanli There are 5 sub-district offices and a fishery cooperative in , Minquan, Songzhou, Jingtai and Tongde. There are 183 villagers' committees and 80 residents' committees.

In August 1987, Tonghe Town in Tianhe District and its administrative areas were placed under the jurisdiction of Baiyun District. In the administrative area of ??Tonghe Town, in addition to the two villages under the original jurisdiction of Tonghe and Jingxi, Dongping, Yongtai and Keziling villages under the jurisdiction of Sanyuanli Street under the jurisdiction of the new town are placed under the jurisdiction of Tonghe Town.

In November 1988, Yayao Town was established to govern the five villages of Yayao Village, Yayao Old Village, Kuangjiazhuang, Sanxiang and Cenjing under the former Shenshan Town. Chatou Street was abolished and Songzhou Street was established. Luoxi Village, Hesha Village and Tanwei Village in Shijing Town are placed under the jurisdiction of Songzhou Street. In December, Jingtai Street was set up. It has jurisdiction over new residential areas such as Guangyuan, Jingtai and Yunyuan.

In November 1994, Tongde Subdistrict Office was established. Tongde Street is based on Tongde Village, which is drawn from Shijing Town.

In April 1995, Liangtian Town was established.

The administrative areas of eight villages in Zhuliao Town, including Liangtian, Baisha, Jinpen, Anping, Guangming, Chendong, Huakeng and Shatian, are placed under the jurisdiction of Liangtian Town.

In August 1999, the Huangshi Subdistrict Office was established. Huangshi Street governs the two village committees of Jiangxia and Chentian in the original Xinshi Town, the two neighborhood committees of Jiangxia and Foreign Languages ??College, and the two communities of Huangshi Garden and Xiangjing Garden in Mawu Village of Shijing Town.

In April 2000, the Xinjing Sub-district Office was established to take charge of the two village committees of Tangyong and Xiaogang in the original new town and the five villages of Baiyun, Tangyong, Xiaogang, Huiqiao and Nanhang New Village. individual neighborhood committees; the Tangjing Subdistrict Office was set up to govern the two village committees of Tangxi and Yuanjing in the original Xinshi Town and the six neighborhood committees of Yuanjing, Heyi, Tangxi, Xinshi 1, Xinshi 2, and Qiaoaiyuan.

In September 2000, the 12 village committees of the former Municipal Agricultural, Industrial and Commercial Group Company were transferred to Baiyun District for management. Jingtai Street Office receives Keziling Village; Tonghe Town 0 receives Jingxi Village, Tonghe Village, Yongtai Village, and Dongping Village; Luogang Town 0 receives Huangpi Village, Badou Village and Huasha Village; Jiufo Town 0 receives Shanlong Village, Jingxia Village, Hongwei Village and Changgeng Village.

In November 2000, the western suburbs, Hesha and Tanwei villages of Baiyun District were included in Liwan District.

In June 2001, Tonghe Town was abolished and three sub-district offices, Tonghe Street, Jingxi Street and Yongping, were established, which officially started operations on July 10.

On July 25, 2002, the mayors of Luogang and Taihe towns formally signed the Badou Village transfer jurisdiction agreement in the district 0327 conference room. From then on, Badou Village in Luogang Town belonged to It is under the jurisdiction of Taihe Town.

In August 2002, Shijing Town was abolished and two sub-district offices, Shijing and Jinsha, were established. Shijing Town will cease operations from July 1.

In August 2002, the new town was abolished and two sub-district offices, Jiahe Street and Junhe, were established. Xinshi Street will cease operations from July 1.

From August 8, 2002, Benghu Town was abolished and its administrative area was merged into Renhe Town.

Since September 26, 2002, Yayao Town has been placed under the jurisdiction of Huadu District.

In April 2003, Luogang Town was abolished and Luogang Subdistrict Office was established. In May, the administrative affairs within the jurisdiction of Luogang Subdistrict Office were transferred to the management of the Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone Management Committee. In July, the Xinjing Street Office was renamed as the Xinshi Street Office. Our district and Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone formally signed an agreement on the transfer of jurisdiction over Badou Village. From 0:00 on December 19, 2003, Badou Village in Baiyun District will be under the jurisdiction of Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone.

In 2004, our district carried out town-level administrative division adjustments. From June 8, Shenshan Town 0 ceased operations and was merged into Jianggao Town; Longgui Town 0 ceased operations and was merged into Taihe Town; Zhuzhou Liao Town, Liangtian Town, and Jiufo Town ceased operations and were merged into Zhongluotan Town.

In July 2005, in order to cooperate with the administrative division adjustment of Guangzhou City, Jiufopian of Zhongluotan Town (formerly Jiufo Town) was placed under the jurisdiction of the newly established Luogang District, which was to be completed before August 15 Handover. Mineral Spring Street will be placed under the jurisdiction of Yuexiu District, and the handover will be completed before August 31. Guangzhou City will unify the overall handover from August 1.

In 2013, the Guangzhou Municipal Government recently issued an approval document approving the adjustment of some administrative divisions in Baiyun District, agreeing to add 4 new subdistricts in Baiyun District, and the entire district has jurisdiction over 18 subdistrict offices and 4 towns. Observers believe that this move is aimed at solving the problem of serious insufficient allocation of administrative resources in some grassroots towns and streets. By establishing separate streets, the allocation of administrative resources will be increased, administrative execution will be strengthened, and urban management will be refined.

In March 2021, Baiyun District ranked 73rd on the 2021 Top 100 Counties and Cities with Chinese Specialty Food list.

In February 2021, Baiyun District ranked 12th on the 2021 China County E-commerce Top 100 Competitiveness List.

In September 2020, Alibaba Research Institute released the "Top 100 Taobao Village Counties in 2020", and Baiyun District was on the list, ranking 16th.

In September 2020, Baiyun District was listed among the top 100 districts in China in 2020, ranking 25th.

In September 2020, the top 100 high-quality development levels of China's urban areas in 2020 were released, and Baiyun District ranked 25th.

In July 2020, the 2020 China’s Top 100 County Smart Cities list was released, with Baiyun District ranking 75th.

In October 2019, Baiyun District was selected as one of the top 100 districts in terms of comprehensive strength in the country in 2019, ranking 23rd.

In October 2019, Baiyun District was selected as one of the Top 100 National Science and Technology Innovation Districts in 2019, ranking 21st.

In September 2018, CCID Consulting released the ranking of China’s top 100 districts in 2018, with Baiyun District ranking 18th.

In February 2016, Baiyun District was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education nationwide in 2015.