Bandong Town is located in the south of Minqing County. The town government is located in Hutou, 25 kilometers away from the county seat. The east, south, west and north are bounded by Sanxi, Tazhuang, Zhong Bai, Baizhang and Yunlong respectively. The center is surrounded by mountains, forming the widest flat basin in the county, with a width of 6 kilometers and a length of 4 kilometers, which is called "six oceans" in history. Meixi runs through it. The town covers an area of 62.93 square kilometers, with 26.5438+0.7 million mu of cultivated land. It governs 27 administrative villages (87 natural villages) and has a population of more than 36,000. It is an area with a large population and a small population. Before the 1950s, many people went out to make a living, and some people traveled to South Asia. There are about 35,000 overseas Chinese and more than 28,000 returned overseas Chinese and their relatives. It is the main hometown of overseas Chinese in Minqing County. Hutou Village in this town is the hometown of Huang Naixiang, a patriotic overseas Chinese leader, with a memorial hall and cemetery for Huang Naixiang.

Bandong (called Liudu in ancient times) Plain, which is more than ten miles wide, is Ma Pingchuan. Thanks to the nourishment of Bamin's mother river, this magical land has nurtured a history of civilization of more than 4,000 years, creating this fertile land with beautiful scenery and outstanding people.