Baie Township is located 50 kilometers northwest of Huichang County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, and is connected with the mountains and rivers of Du Yu and Huichang counties. The township * * * has 13 administrative villages, 1 neighborhood committees, 162 villagers' groups, with 3,800 households, including Jiuling Village, Wuliang Village, Xiaan Village, Yangkou Village, shuidong village Village, Zikeng Village, Zhongxin Village, Shi Cun, Hejing Village and Dankeng Village. It belongs to subtropical hilly and mountainous areas, with abundant rainfall, abundant sunshine, long frost-free period and high humidity. The soil is mostly red soil and yellow red soil. Mineral resources mainly include tungsten, manganese, tin, lead, zinc and other minerals, as well as abundant limestone resources. Forest plants mainly include pine, fir, Castanopsis eyrei, Castanopsis fargesii, maple, bamboo and so on. Among them, there is a well-preserved 200-mu natural broad-leaved forest in Jiaowu Village, and there are 12 ancient ginkgo trees with DBH 40cm in Baisha Formation of Zikeng Village, which are quite distinctive. Bai 'e Township is an old revolutionary base area of the Red Army during the Chinese Soviet period, and it is also a poverty-stricken township designated by the state.

The construction of Bai 'e Bridge has been completed, Bai 'e Power Station is being connected to East China Power Grid, and the Jing-Tieshanlong Highway has been successfully opened to traffic. The construction of Wei Town, teaching, health and cultural facilities have been further improved, and the construction of foreign investment environment has been strengthened. The Party Committee and government of Baie Township are determined to unite and lead the masses to renew their ideas, emancipate their minds, clear their minds, work hard and carry forward with heavy burdens in the new round of entrepreneurship, adhere to the planning and layout of "tobacco, grain, vegetables, sugarcane, yard pigs, chickens, rabbits, forest fruits and bamboos in the mountains, fish, ducks and geese in the water", and adhere to the principle of "basing on resources, facing the market and setting up bases according to local conditions"