Population: about 1 million people
Population density: 229 people/km2
Xingbin District is located in central Guangxi, downstream of the Hongshui River, in the subtropical zone. The climate is mild, the sunshine is sufficient, and the land is fertile. The total area of ??the region is 4,364.18 square kilometers and the cultivated land area is 160,000 hectares. It has jurisdiction over 20 towns and 3 sub-district offices, with a population of nearly 1 million from 13 ethnic groups including Zhuang, Han, Yao and Miao.
Xingbin District governs 3 streets, 6 towns, and 14 townships: Chengdong Street, Chengbei Street, Hexi Street, Fenghuang Town, Liangjiang Town, Xiaopingyang Town, Qianjiang Town, and Shiling Town , Pingyang Town, Sanwu Township, Wushan Township, Taodeng Township, Qiaogong Township, Liangtang Township, Qidong Township, Chengxiang Township, Mengcun Township, Sishan Township, Shiya Township, Nansi Township, Gaoan Township, Dawan Township, Zhenglong Township.
Xingbin District is the original Bin County and has a long history. During the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Guilin County, after the Han Dynasty, it belonged to Yulin County, during the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to the Wu State, after the Jin unified the south, Laibin belonged to Guilin County, and during the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Xiangzhou. In the second year of Tang Tianbao (743), Laibin County was established to this day. On December 28, 2002, the county was removed and changed into Xingbin District, Laibin City.
Location advantage
Xingbin District’s transportation has unique location advantages. It is only 69 kilometers away from Liuzhou City, a national industrial town, in the north and 152 kilometers away from Nanning City, the capital of Guangxi, in the south. The double line of the Hunan-Guangxi Railway runs through 6 towns in Xingbin District for 105 kilometers. It goes directly to Beijing in the north, Qinzhou, Fangcheng, Beihai and other sea outlets in the south, and reaches ASEAN countries such as Vietnam through Nanning to Pingxiang. The Guilin-Beihai Expressway is 78 kilometers long in Xingbin and has three entrances and exits. National Highway 322 runs through the north and south of Xingbin District. The Hongshui River flows through 11 towns and villages in Xingbin District, connecting Guizhou and Yunnan in the west and Guangzhou and Hong Kong in the southeast. There are convenient land and water transportation networks in the territory. It is a transportation hub connecting South China, Southwest China, and Central China. It is also the key to the sea in Southwest China.
Natural resources
Xingbin is rich in resources, with more than 20 proven mineral deposits including manganese, coal, iron, aluminum, barite, marble, talc, gypsum, etc., among which It is especially famous for its manganese, coal and gypsum. Mineral product development has broad prospects, with total reserves reaching 1.6 billion tons. Agriculture is rich in rice, corn, sugar cane, peanuts, soybeans, longans, oranges, tea, etc. The output of high-quality soybeans ranks first in Guangxi, and its products sell well all over the country. It is rich in water and electricity resources and has many superior conditions for industrial development.
Xingbin District is rich in tourism resources, with unique terrain and numerous cultural and natural landscapes. The main places of interest include: "Qilin Mountain Man" site, the former site of the Kunlun Mountain Battle Command, Wenhui Tower, Jinfeng Mountain, Aoshan, Penglaizhou, etc. Xingbin District is also famous as the hometown of strange stones. The Hongshui River is famous overseas, and both tourism and stone culture have broad development prospects.
Agricultural development
Xingbin District is a large agricultural area. The agricultural structure of the entire district is reasonably optimized, forming several pillar industries such as sugar cane, aquatic animal husbandry, and fruits. In 2003, the total agricultural output value reached 1.639 billion yuan, an increase of 9.8% over the previous year. The total grain output was 371,800 tons, an increase of 1.69% over the previous year; the sugarcane area reached 920,000 acres. In the 2003/2004 crushing season, 4.386 million tons of sugarcane were imported into the factory, setting a historical record for the highest amount of sugarcane imported into the factory in Xingbin District. The per capita net income of farmers reached 2,128 yuan, an increase of 162 yuan over the previous year, and an increase of 8.24% over the previous year. Laibin Smelting Plant, Bayi Ferroalloy Plant and Laibin Power Plant in Xingbin District are large industrial enterprises built by the state and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in Xingbin District, Laibin City. There is also China's first BOT financing project with an investment of 5 billion yuan, and the largest thermal power plant in Guangxi - Laibin Power Plant B.
Historical evolution
Laibin County originally governed 6 towns and 18 townships: Laibin Town, Fenghuang Town, Xiaopingyang Town, Liangjiang Town, Qianjiang Town, Pingyang Town, and Chengxiang Township , Dawan Township, Gao'an Township, Zhenglong Township, Nansi Township, Mengcun Township, Sishan Township, Shiya Township, Wushan Township, Sanwu Township, Taodeng Township, Shiling Township, Dali Township, Qiaogong Township, Su She Township, Liangtang Township, Qidong Township, and Beiwu Township.
In 2000, Laibin County governed 7 towns and 17 townships.
According to the fifth census data: the total population of the county is 839,790, including the population of each township (person): Laibin Town 108951 Fenghuang Town 62002 Liangjiang Town 41081 Xiaopingyang Town 50837 Qianjiang Town 47579 Shiling Town 31087 Pingyang Town 37521 Beiwuxiang 17156 Sanwu Township 40587 Wushan Township 24797 Taodeng Township 32085 Qiaogong Township 30449 Liangtang Township 28762 Qidong Township 16995 Dali Township 19565 Sushe Township 13451 Chengxiang Township 30386 Mengcun Township 43961 Sishan Township 43883 Shiya Township 30825 Nansi Township 2820 8 high security Township 13215 Dawan Township 28458 Zhenglong Township 17949
On September 29, 2002, the State Council approved (Guohan [2002] No. 88): (1) The Liuzhou area and Laibin County were abolished and the prefecture-level Laibin County was established. city. The Municipal People's Government is stationed in the newly established Xingbin District to construct avenues. (2) Laibin City establishes Xingbin District, and the original administrative area of ??Bin County is the administrative area of ??Xingbin District. The District People's Government is located at Qianwei Road, Laibin Town.
Overview of the administrative divisions of Xingbin District in 2003 (7 towns and 17 townships: Laibin Town, Fenghuang Town, Liangjiang Town, Xiaopingyang Town, Qianjiang Town, Shiling Town, Pingyang Town, Beiwu Town Township, Sanwu Township, Wushan Township, Taodeng Township, Qiaogong Township, Liangtang Township, Qidong Township, Dali Township, Sushe Township, Chengxiang Township, Mengcun Township, Sishan Township, Shiya Township, Nansi Township, Gao'an Township, Dawan Township, Zhenglong Township)
100 Laibin Town governs: Zhenbei, Zhendong, Zhenxi, Hexi, Shuiluo, Gusan, Changmei 7 communities; Pingxi Village Committee.
101 Fenghuang Town governs: Fenghuang and Chentang 2 communities; 11 communities including Daxu, Sanling, Niujiao, Xin'an, Xinlong, Fuyao, Nama, Longyan, Weidu, Huangtang and Longtou Village committee.
102 Liangjiang Town governs: Liangjiang Community; 12 Licun, Luocun, Zhongtuan, Longan, Sigong, Jili, Quancun, Tangwei, Dunu, Caoling, Tangquan, and Songbai Village committee.
103 Xiaopingyang Town governs: 2 communities, Liuping and Changshan; 10 villages including Qingling, Ganqin, Muping, Longshan, Liucun, Gumeng, Sanlian, Heping, Lingtou, and Southeast committee.
104 Qianjiang Town has jurisdiction over: Qianjiang Community; Dali, Dacun, Zhongxian, Gaochang, Yinshan, Longpan, Yashan, Guou, Xinqiao, Gaolong, Longling, Qian Jiang 12 village committees.
105 Shiling Town governs: Shiling Community; 12 villages: Guabang, Sanshan, Luping, Chencun, Chenliu, Zhongxing, Quanlai, Tianping, Fushan, Ganlong, Shangqiu, and Shiling committee.
106 Pingyang Town governs: Pingyang Community; Huanhuai, Dalong, Nongluo, Nongqiao, Nongbiao, Paishan, Shipai, Gaojing, Luodong, Luochun, Tongqing, Zhongshan 12 A village committee.
200 Beiwu Township governs: Beiwu, Maicun, Baishan, Jiatian, Sanli, Gulou and Wuyi 7 village committees.
201 Sanwu Township governs: Sanwu, Fangcun, Taiping, Beikou, Taoma, Shangli, Daqiao, Bangshan, Liantang, Sainuan, Gudeng, Pingtang, Qun'an, Boundary , 15 village committees in Juntun.
202 Wushan Township governs 9 village committees: Shicun, Lianxing, Liubei, Hualing, Huangbu, Zhouluo, Maze, Gutang, and Zhima.
203 Taodeng Township governs: Sanyu, Daluo, Taodeng, Dadeng, Chaxiao, Liuhui, Sanzhou, Xinggao, Weili, Jiuhe, Guiling, Chuanshan, Wutong 13 village committees.
204 Qiaogong Township governs 11 village committees: Qiaogong, Kuihua, Maotang, Zhoushan, Jilin, Dongtang, Bashan, Mutu, Wenwu, Gaohuai and Caicun.
205 Liangtang Township governs 10 village committees: Liangtang, Qifeng, Beihe, Laiguo, Longlin, Xinjiang, Wanggua, Danian, Daying, and Liwang.
206 Qidong Township has jurisdiction over 8 village committees: Qidong, Qiaole, Chengfan, Banli, Shetou, Poliu, Chungui, and Guche.
207 Dali Township governs: Fangqing, Leishan, Hecun, Xingren, Dali, Leying, Ruan Yun and Ruan Hui 8 village committees.
208 Sushe Township has jurisdiction over 9 village committees: Sushe, Zhongxu, Dunbing, Nongtai, Pingju, Maoshan, Nongbiao, Jianshan and Fengkou.
209 Chengxiang Township governs 11 village committees: Siguan, Gelan, Mama, Chengxiang, Pingan, Putian, Lincun, Duman, Pingdong, Fulong and Wuxiang.
210 Mengcun Township has jurisdiction over: Mengcun, Longnan, Beitou, Changtao, Gelang, Yinxia, ??Hemin, Hongjiang, Panlong, Guizhi, Napeng, Sipan, Yaocun, Dabu 14 village committees.
211 Sishan Township has jurisdiction over: Sishan, Liuli, Shitang, Wangyuan, Chenwang, Dahe, Dalu, Heshan, Wuman, Xinbu, Shangshui, Shangtuan, Daben, Dong There are 17 village committees in Chen, Ancun, Dushi and Donggua.
212 Shiya Township has jurisdiction over 10 village committees: Shiya, Gulian, Chaonan, Lianhua, Huangxia, Ashan, Niujiaotang, Dingshan, Guben, and Tanpeng.
213 Nansi Township governs 9 village committees: Nansi, Liucun, Xiamo, Dabao, Liuwu, Gula, Chensi, Gaoling, Pingtian and Ducun.
214 Gao'an Township governs: Gao'an, Wengyao, Aotang, Gaotai, Yangcun, Gaolian and Yitan 7 village committees.
215 Dawan Township has jurisdiction over 7 village committees: Dawan, Waipang, Linglun, Shishan, Xing'an, Miwu, Nagu, and Dongfan.
216 Zhenglong Township governs 5 village committees: Zhenglong, Licun, Da'an, Dongyang, Tankou, and Xincun.
In 2005, Laibin Town was abolished and three sub-district offices in Chengbei, Chengdong and Hexi were established; Beiwu Township, Dali Township and Sushe Township were abolished and merged into Fenghuang Town and Qianjiang Town respectively. , Pingyang Town.
In January 2021, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs announced the list of national-level healthy fishery breeding demonstration counties (sixth batch), and Xingbin District was on the list.
In February 2018, Xingbin District was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2017.
In 2005, Xingbin District ranked 47th among the top 100 meat-producing counties in the country in 2005.