Southern Oriental Village: According to legend, during the period of Northern Song Zhenzong, Yang Jiajiang was at war with Xiao Taihou, a northern Liao country, and there was once a military finance office here. Because the village is in the south, it is the financial office in the south. With the evolution of history and the change of characters, it has gradually evolved into the present South East. South East is now divided into four administrative villages: South East Village 1, South East Village 2, South East Village 3 and South East Village 4.
Nangang Village: According to Zhang De's records of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, this village was named Nangang in Northern Song Dynasty. According to the investigation, there is a post station in the south of the village, so it is named Gangcun. In the eighteenth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, the Zhanghe River flooded and the original port village was destroyed. After that, the villagers, mainly cattle, moved and built a new village named Niujiagang Village. Later, it was named after the direction and renamed Nangang Village. Nangang Village now includes Nangang Village 1 and Nangang Village 2 administrative villages.
Sancun: Sancun has a long history and formed villages as early as the Northern Song Dynasty. According to Zhang De's records in Jiajing County of Ming Dynasty, the Northern Song Dynasty was called Building Map. During Zheng De's reign in Ming Dynasty, it was Jianzhong Ferry. The Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty was Sanchong Village, Xianfeng period was Sanchong Village, and Guangxu period was Sanpang Village. According to the investigation, during the period of Northern Song Zhenzong, there were three tombs in the southwest of the village, hence the name Sancha Village. After historical evolution, it was also called Sanchong Village, and then simplified to Sanchong Village. Shi Pu, the minister of the Ministry of War of the Ming Dynasty, was a native of Sanchong Village. Sancun is now divided into three administrative villages: Xisan Village, Dongsan Village and Zhongsan Village.
Sanzhuang: According to the Records of Gan Long Zhang Deqing, Xiaozhuang Village was originally here. Xianfeng year was Qianxiaozhuang and Houxiaozhuang, and Guangxu year was Xiaozhuang Village, Xixiaozhuang and Houxiaozhuang. Today, there are three small villages: the former, the latter and Chen. According to the investigation, in the eighteenth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, the Zhanghe River flooded, the original small village was destroyed, the villagers moved out and the village was divided into three parts. Villagers mainly surnamed Guo moved to the west of the original village to settle down, named Guo Jia Xiaozhuang, later named Xiaozhuang in the direction, and changed it to Qian Xiaozhuang on March 2, 1982. Another part of the villagers moved to the north of the original village and settled down, named Houxiaozhuang. The villagers, mainly surnamed Chen, moved to the east of the original village to settle down and named Xiaozhuang.
Xiaodongfang Village: According to legend, during the reign, the Yang family had to fight against the Northern Liao country, and once set up a small military tent in the village, called a small tent. With the evolution of history and the change of pronunciation, it has evolved into the present village name Little East.
Beitou Village: According to legend, during the Song Zhenzong period, the Song Dynasty was at war with the Northern Liao Dynasty, and Emperor Zhenzong visited the front line to supervise the war and lived in this village, so it was named Jiadian. In the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, the number of officials in this village was the highest, and this village was located in the north road of the old county, so it was renamed Beitou Village by Yujiadian. The year of Qingganlong was called Xiaobeitou, and the year of Xianfeng was called Beitou Village. This village name has been used ever since.
Yangjiapu Village: According to Zhang De's records of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, this village was called Yangjia in the Northern Song Dynasty, but it remained there in the Ming Dynasty. Yangjiapu in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty and Yangjiapu in Xianfeng period. This village name has been used ever since. According to legend, during the Song Zhenzong period, Yang Jiajiang was at war with Xiao Taihou, a northern Liao country, and Yang Jiajiang was stationed here, hence the name Yangjiabao.
Ligang Village: In the 18th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Zhanghe River flooded and destroyed Yuangang Village. Later, villagers mainly surnamed Li moved south and built a new village, named Lijiagang Village, which was later simplified to Ligang Village.
Zhangxiutun Village: According to Zhang De, Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, there was a feud with Nanzhang in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhangqiu Tun was in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Zhang Xiu Tun in Xianfeng period and Guangxu period. According to legend, there were frequent wars here at the end of Yuan Dynasty, and the villages were seriously damaged. Zhang surnamed village hid in the tunnel and was not killed. He rebuilt his home, hence the name Zhang Xiutun.
Wuxue Village: According to Zhang De, Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, there were five effects in Northern Song Dynasty. Gan Long is a hometown of five schools, and Xianfeng has been a hometown of martial arts since 1950. According to the explanation, there was a martial arts hall in the early village to practice martial arts, so it was named as the martial arts hall.