Where is Jiutai District, Changchun City, Jilin Province?

Belongs to: Jiutai District, Changchun City, Jilin Province

On October 20, 2014, the State Council approved the Jilin Provincial People’s Government’s request to revoke Jiutai City’s establishment of Jiutai District, Changchun City . This is another major adjustment of Changchun's administrative divisions since Shuangyang was removed from the county and turned into a district in 1995. After Jiutai was removed from the city and turned into a district, in addition to the implementation of the municipal district management system, the current financial system and corresponding management authority remain unchanged, and people will continue to enjoy County and city policies.

Postcode: 130500 Code: 220181 Area code: 0431

Jiutai City is located in the central part of Jilin Province, east of Changchun, 49 kilometers away from Changchun in the west and 76 kilometers away from Jilin City in the east. It faces Shulan City across the river to the east, Changchun City to the west, Shuangyang District to the south, and Dehui City to the north. The total area is 2875 square kilometers. The total population is 830,000 (2004). Before the administrative region adjustment in 2005: 43°51′-44°32′ north latitude, 125°24′-126°30′ east longitude, the city was 75 kilometers wide from north to south and 87.15 kilometers long from east to west, with a total area of ??3375.27 square kilometers.

The Municipal People’s Office is located at No. 67 Jiutai Street. The city has jurisdiction over 3 streets, 10 towns, and 2 ethnic townships: Jiutai Street, Yingcheng Street, Jiujiao Street, Mushihe Town, Chengzi Street Town, Qitamu Town, Shanghewan Town, Xiying Town, Tumen Town Ling Town, Weizigou Town, Xinglong Town, Jijia Town, Bonihe Town, Hujia Hui Township, and Mangka Manchu Township. Note: Kalunhu Town, Longjia Town and Donghu Town are under the jurisdiction of Erdao District and are still managed by Jiutai City.

The southeast is mountainous and the terrain is higher; the northwest is plain, and the central part is hilly, with an altitude of 200-250 meters. The main rivers include Songhua River, Mushi River, Yinma River, Wukai River, etc. It has a semi-humid temperate continental monsoon climate. The average annual temperature is 4.7℃, and the annual sunshine hours are 2615.5 hours. The frost-free period is about 139 days, and the average annual precipitation is 573.2 mm.

Administrative divisions (introduction to streets and towns)

YingchengJiedao code: 220181004 Postal code: 130502

An area of ??29.24 square kilometers. The population is 51,376. The office is located in Yingcheng. Jurisdiction: Yingcheng Village, Huoshiling Village, Shengli Community, Qianjin Community, Nanling Community, Fumin Community, Cultural Community, Xinxing Community, Central Community, Shuguang Community, Qi, etc.

It is named after the name of the residence. Formerly known as Yingcheng Town, in October 1988, Jiutai was removed from the county and established as a city, and Yingcheng Town was divided into

Jutai Street (Jutai Jiedao) Code: 220181006 Postcode: 130500

Area of ??26.6 square kilometers . The office is located in Xinghua Community. Jurisdiction etc.

In January 1989, the original Jiutai Town was divided into three sub-district offices: Gongnong, Tuanjie and Nanshan sub-districts. In August 2001, it was divided into three sub-district offices: Tuanjie, Gongnong and Nanshan sub-districts.

Jiujiao Sub-district (JujiaoJiedao) Code: 220181007 Postcode: 130500

It is located one thousand meters northwest of Jiutai City 0, connected to the urban area in the east, bordering Erdaogou and Xiyingcheng in the south, and adjacent to Chunyang in the north , bounded by Yinma River to the west. Area is 112.87 square kilometers. The population is 33,138 people. The office is located at No. 86 Minkang Road. It governs Majiagangzi Village, Lianhuapao Village, Latapao Village, Xinhe Village, Yanhe Village, Xiaoheyanzi Village, Yongfu Village, Wujiadian Village, Niejia Village, Yangmulinzi Village, Xin, etc.

It was built in 1958 as the Suburban People's Commune, in 1961 as the Jiujiao People's Commune, in 1984 as the Jiujiao People's 0, and in 1988 as Jiutai

Its Tamu Town ( QitamuZhen) Code: 220181102 Postcode: 130513

Area of ??208.04 square kilometers. The population is 46,865. The town 0 is stationed in its tower. It governs Tamu Village, Liujia Village, Hongqi Village, Xinxin Village, Liming Village, Machang Village, Sanxing Village, Jiefang Village, Beishan Village, Chengjia Village, Zhangdacun, Fengjia Village, Shuang etc.

In the sixth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, there were three rivers in the northeast of my country, Nuer Shibugou, which was managed and protected. One of them was the Tamu River, which was called Qitamu at that time. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Qitamu Township, District 2, Yongji County. It was established in Qitamu Township after liberation in 1947

Shanghewan Town (ShanghewanZhen) Code: 220181103 Postcode: 130515

Area 250.47 square meters km. The population is 51,628. No. 135, Jinhe Road, Town 0. Jurisdiction etc.

It is said that a hunter injured a tiger in Hewanzi, so he called this place Shanghuwan, which was later transliterated as Shanghewan. The ancestor of the Wang family, Wang Min, moved here from Shandong in the 18th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty and settled in Jiujia, Yongzhishe, north of Jilin Province. It has been Shanghewan Town since 1987.

Tumenling Town (TumenlingZhen) code: 220181105 Postal code: 130501

An area of ??203.87 square kilometers. The population is 29,736 people. The town is located in Tumenling. It governs Tumenling Village, Nanwei Village, Youjia Village, Dingjia Village, Lijia Village, Minzhu Village, Ma'anshan Village, Erdaogou Village, Xiaoerdaogou Village, Luoqun Village, Datun, Shilong, etc.

In ancient times, there were two peaks facing each other in the north and south of the current town, which looked like saddle camels. They were named Tumen Ridge in Manchu language. In 1961, it was separated from Erdaogou Commune and a temporary production leadership team was established. In 1968, Tumenling People's Commune was established, and in 1983, it became Tumenling Township.

MushiheZhen code: 220181100 Zip code: 130508

The area is 385.25 square kilometers. The population is 61,079. The town 0 is located on Mushihe Street. It governs Hengdao Village, Kangjia Village, Zhangjia Village, Yujia Village, Changjia Village, Huashu Village, Yongan Village, Henan Village, Mushihe Village, Layaozi Village, Muhe Village, Bajiazi Village, etc.

The Manchu name of the Ligustrum Tribe in the Ming Dynasty was Musu Shihe, and the homophonic pronunciation used is Mushihe. At the end of 2000, the township was withdrawn and merged into a town.

ChengzijieZhen code: 220181113 Postal code: 130517

An area of ??274.47 square kilometers. Population: 51,723 people. Town 0 is located on Chengzi Street. It governs Chengzijie Village, Qingquan Village, Xiushui Village, Tongjianggou Village, Lily Village, Changling Village, Chenjia Village, Zhizhibian Village, Wangjialing Village, Qitai Village, Chengdong Village, Yihe, etc.

It is named after the ancient city site of Liao and Jin Dynasties in the south of the street. In 1949, it was Chengzi Street 0 of Dehui County. In 1950, it was the Fourth District Office of Dehui County. In 1955, it was Chengzi Street District of Dehui County. In 1956, it was

Weizigou Town (WeizigouZhen) code: 220181109 Zip code :130519

Area of ??253.29 square kilometers. The population is 57,673. The town was stationed in Yang's Shaoguotun.

It got its name because of the lush reeds growing in the ditches and valleys at the bottom of the village. It was built in the sixth year of Kangxi. In 2001, the township was merged into Weizigou Town.

Xinglong Town (XinglongZhen) Code: 220181110 Postcode: 130522

It faces Dehui Daqingzui Township across the Yinma River in the east, and borders Dehui Changyang Township in the north. Area is 187.41 square kilometers. The population is 41,322 people. The town 0 is located in Zhao Chaoyang Goutun, Xinxing Village. It governs Xinxing Village, Dahuang Village, Toudao Village, Hanjia Village, Donggang Village, Wujia Village, Xinglong Village, Jinchuan Village, Xiaohuang Village, Ma'an Village, Longfeng Village, Xincun, Yanjia Village, etc.

It was named after the meaning of prosperity and good luck. In 1950, it came under the jurisdiction of Xinglong Township, Shuangmiaozi District. In 1958, it came under the jurisdiction of Chaoyang People's Commune. In 1961, it was separated from Chaoyang People's Commune and became Xinglong People's Commune

Jurisdiction: Donggangzi Village [DonggangziCun] Xiaohuangdi Village [ XiaohuandiCun] Dahuangdi Village [DahuangdiCun] Xinxing Village [XinxingCun] Wujiazi Village [WujiaziCun] Chaoyang Village [ChaoyangCun] Yanjia Village [YanjiaCun] Longfeng Village [LongfengCun] Maan Village [MaanCun] Xinchun Village [XinchunCun] Jiangjialu Village [JiangjialuCun] Gouwai Village [GouwaiCun] and Xincun [HexinCun] Hanjia Village [HanjiaCun] Jinchuan Village [JinchuanCun] Qiangangzi Village [QiangangziCun] Toudao Village [ToudaoCun] Xinglong Village [XinglongCun] Baijia Village [BaijiaCun] Chunguang Village [ChunguangCun]

XiyingchengZhen code: 220181104 Postal code: 130524

An area of ??133.08 square kilometers. It governs Xiyingcheng Village, Zhenhuapao Village, Shitoukoumen Village, Shaoguo Village, Dongjia Village, Guanmashan Village, Pandaoling Village, Wanjia Village, Guyushu Village, Shirengou Village, Yushu, etc.

Because a military camp was built here during the Liao and Jin Dynasties, it was located in the south of Jiutai City and was called Nanying City. After liberation, it was renamed Xiying City to distinguish it from the Dongyingcheng Coal Mine. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Erdaogou District 4. After liberation, it was established as Xiyingcheng District. In 1952, it became the 12th District of Jiutai County. In 1958, it became Xiyingcheng Commune. In 1984, it became Bonihe Town (BoniheZhen). ) Code: 220181211 Postcode: 130525

Area of ??291.49 square kilometers. Population: 37,052 people. Town 0 Zhubo Nihe Street. It governs Wangjia Wafang Village, Pinganbu Village, Jinxiu Village, Banshi Village, Dongdadi Village, Jinjiagang Village, Boxing Village, Qingshui Village, Bianjia Village, Maxing Village, Taipingshe Village, etc.

Because the place was overgrown with weeds at that time, a river flowed through it. It was small and powerful, carrying a large amount of soil and flowing westward. It was named because there was no sand at the bottom of the river.

Originally belonging to Jilin County, it became Bonihe Village of Jiutai County after Jiutai County was established in 1931. After liberation, it became District 14 of Jiutai County. In 1956, it became Bonihe Township of Jiutai County.

Jurisdiction: Dong Dalin Village [DongdalinCun] Jiancun Village [JiangxiangCun] Xiawazi Village [XiawaziCun] Liandaowan Village [LiandaowanCun] Processing River Village [JiagongheCun] Miaoling Village [MiaolingCun] Taipingzhuang Village [TaipingzhuangCun] Banshi Village [BanshiCun] Bianjia Village [BianjiaCun] Daying Chengzi Village [DayingchengziCun] Maolin Village [MaolinCun] Fenfa Village [FenfaCun] Jinxiang Village [JinxiangCun] Dongdadi Village [DongdadiCun] Pinganpu Village [PinganpuCun] WangjiawafangCun [WangjiawafangCun] Maxing Village [MaxingCun] Bonihe Village [BoniheCun] Huangjiadian Village [HuangjiadianCun] Zhangjiadian Village [ZhangjiadianCun] Jinjiagang Village [JingjiagangCun] Dadingzi Village [DadingCun] Sandaoling Village [SandaolingCun] Qingshuiquan Village [QingshuiquanCun]

Jijia Town (JijiaZhen) code: 220181114 Postal code: 130523

Area of ??179.58 square kilometers. Population: 35,331 people. The town is located in Shengshuiquan Village. It governs Taojia Village, Shishijiazi Village, Yaowobao Village, Yongzengfu Village, Jijia Village, Shengshuiquan Village, Jiangjia Village, Fenshui Village, Yaofang Village, Dayushu Village, Yinjia Village, etc.

Named after his surname. Built in 2001.

Jurisdiction: ShengshuiquanCun, YaofangCun, JiangjiaCun, HejiaCun, JijiaCun, DayushuCun, YaowopuCun Shuicun[FenshuiCun]JimingshanCun[XiwaCun]ShijiaCun[ShijiaCun]ShengjiaCun[ShengjiaCun]ZuoshanCun[ZuoshanCun]TaipingCun[TaipingCun]ShuangzhangziCun[ShuangzhangziCun]YinjiaCun[YinjiaCun]Yongzengfu Village [YongzengfuCun] Taojia Village [TaojiaCun] Ershijiazi Village [ErshijiaziCun]

HujiahuizhuXiang Code: 220181206 Postcode: 130511

An area of ??169 square kilometers. The population is 23,981. Township 0 is located in Baoshan Village. It has jurisdiction over 9 villages: Zhoujia Village, Xiaohan Village, Baoshan Village, Luogu Village, Gejia Village, Honey Village, Erquan Village, Hongshi Village and Zhanzi Village.

It was named after the residence. After liberation in 1947, the Hujia Police Station was established, the National Democratic Alliance was established in 1952, and the Dongfeng People's Commune was established in 1958.

Jurisdiction: Beizi Village [BeiziCun] Hongshi Village [HongshiCun] Erquan Village [ErquanCun] Honey Village [FengmiCun] Gejia Village [GejiaCun] Luogu Village [LuoguCun] Baoshan Village [BaoshanCun] Zhoujia Village [ZhoujiaCun] Xiaohan Village

MangkamanzhuXiang Code: 220181207 Postcode: 130512< /p>

The area is 152.73 square kilometers. Population: 33,022 people. Township 0 is located in Shecen Village. It governs Mangka Village, Shecen Village, Sandao Village, Qijiazi Village, Songjiang Village, Shitun Village, Taku Village, Qiujia Village, Xiejia Village, Jiangxi Village, Dongha Village and Zhangzhuangzi Village.

It is Manchu. Manchu Township was established in 1983.

Jurisdiction: Xietun Village [XietunCun] TakuCun [TakuCun] Jiangxi Village [JiangxiCun] Qiujia Village [QiujiaCun] Shitun Village [ShitunCun] Zhangzhuang Village [ZhangzhuangCun] Mangka Village [MangkaCun] Sandao Village [SandaoCun] QijiaziCun [QijiaziCun] Songjiang Village [SongjiangCun] Sheling Village [ShelingCun]

Original Kalunhu Town (KalunhuZhen) Code: 220181108 Postcode: 130507

Area 168.75 square kilometers. Population 58,000. Town 0 is located at No. 57 Karen Lake Street. It has jurisdiction over Daquan Village, Weijia Village, Nangangzi Village, Hongxing Village, Dongfeng Village, Renjia Village, Heqi Village, Shili Village, Zhenjiao Village, Sansheng Village, Limin Village, Longquan Village, Wang, etc.

Karun is a Manchu language, and its transliteration means border check and interrogation. In 1998, it was renamed Karen Lake Town.

Original Longjiapu Zhen code: 220181107 Postal code: 130504

An area of ??230.25 square kilometers. The population is 55,424. It governs Longjiabao Village, Yuanjia Village, Heping Village, Yaotun Village, Erdao Village, Fanshen Village, Caochengzi Village, Sijiazi Village, Nanquan Village, Xinmin Village, Linhe Village, Shuixiang Village, etc.

Because some people built a shack to live here, it was named Longjia Shack, and it was renamed Longjiapu in the Republic of China. Before liberation, it was Kalun District 8 of Changchun County. After liberation, it was District 16 of Jiutai County. In 1958, it was Longjiabao Commune. In 1984, it was Longjiabao Township.

Formerly Donghu Town (DonghuZhen) Code: 220181112 Postcode: 130505

Area: 118.88 square kilometers. Population: 25,028 people. The town office is located at No. 127 Jinniu Street. It has jurisdiction over 11 villages including Heilin Village, Shuangshan Village, Wuyi Village, Yangcao Village, Yaozhan Village, Fangniugou Village, Ganjialing Village, Xiaoling Village, Jingjia Village, Tuanshan Village and Xinsheng Village.

It is named because there is Karen Lake in the northwest of the town and Shitoukoumen Reservoir in the east. In 1913, the Republic of China established an administrative district and placed it under the jurisdiction of Kalun Lake in District 1 of Changchun County. In 1932, during the Puppet Manchukuo period, it came under the jurisdiction of Xin'anbao in District 5 of Shuangyang County.

Jurisdiction: Heilin Village [HeilinCun] Shuangshan Village [ShuangshanCun] Wuyi Village [WuyiCun] Yangcao Village [YangcaoCun] Yaozhan Village [YaozhanCun] Fangniugou Village [FangniugouCun] Ganjialing Village [GanjialingCun] Xiaoling Village [XiaolingCun] Jingjia Village [JingjiaCun] Tuanshan Village [TuanshanCun] Xinsheng Village [XinshengCun]

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Historical Evolution

The rulers of the Qing Dynasty regarded the Northeast as their birthplace. Therefore, after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, they consolidated the rear base areas and prevented them from being occupied and developed by the Han people in order to protect the Qing Dynasty rulers’ exclusive rights and interests in the Northeast’s specialties. From the 9th to the 20th year of Kangxi’s reign, In 1670-1681, a wicker border (commonly known as a border wall) was built in Jilin Province to prevent Han and Mongolians from entering. There were four side gates in the territory, four side gates along the border wall, and twenty-eight Biantai is one of the twenty-eight Biantai in today's Jiutai County. Jiutai is divided into Upper Jiutai and Lower Jiutai. The county seat was later changed to Jiutai.

It was the territory of Fuyu Kingdom during the Han Dynasty; after the demise of Fuyu, it belonged to __ from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the early Sui and Tang Dynasties; in the Tang Dynasty, when it accepted the title of Bohai Kingdom, it belonged to Fuyu Prefecture in Bohai Sea ( The jurisdiction of today's Nong'an); in the Liao Dynasty, it was the jurisdiction of Huanglong Prefecture (today's Nong'an) in Tokyo Road; in the Jin Dynasty, it was the jurisdiction of Jeju (that is, Huanglong Prefecture in the Liao Dynasty) on Shangjing Road; in the 29th year of Dading (1189), Jeju was changed to Longzhou. In the early years of Zhenhe (1214-1217), it was Long'an Prefecture (today's Nong'an), and today's Jiutai County also came under the jurisdiction of Long'an Prefecture; in the Yuan Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Kaiyuan Road (Kaiyuan Road was once in Huanglong Prefecture, and later moved to today's Kaiyuan ); in the Ming Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Nuergandu Division.

In the 20th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1681), this area was sealed as a city. A wicker border wall was built in Jilin Province and the "critical pass" of the city was sealed. "Setting up Karen (meaning checkpoint) or "setting up a seal" to prevent the Han and Mongolians from entering. It was not until the 10th year of Xianfeng (1860) that it was fully opened due to the pressure of domestic and foreign situations. In the fourth year of Guangxu ( In 1878), the Reclamation Bureau was established and actively encouraged the development of land reclamation. In the 33rd year of Guangxu's reign (19O7), the general was renamed as a province, and in the early years of the Republic of China, the governor of the three eastern provinces was changed to the governor of Fengtian, which did not govern Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces. At this time, the three northeastern provinces began to be divided. In the first year of Datong in the Puppet Manchuria (1932), the local government approved the establishment of the system. Parts of Yongji County, Changchun County, and Dehui County were separated into Jiutai County, which was affiliated with Jilin Province. On June 5, the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), the plan for the new province of Northeast China was officially announced, and the establishment of Jiutai County was officially approved, which was affiliated with Jilin Province.

In 1945, Jiutai was liberated and the county was established. In 1955, it was changed to the County People's Committee, and in 1968 it was renamed the County People's Committee. In 1988, Jiutai County was abolished and Jiutai City was established.

In October 1945, it was renamed the County People's Committee. Affiliated to the Changchun area of ??Jihe District Administrative Committee, Jiutai Town was established. In January 1946, Jiutai Town was transferred and the Kuomintang army entered Jiutai.

In February 1946, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Jilin Branch of Jilin Province. In March, Jiutai Town 0 returned to Jiutai; in May, it was transferred again. In January and May 1946, Mao Zedong established a county government in Jiutai twice to rule this place. From then on, Jiutai became an enemy-occupied area and came under the jurisdiction of Jibei Prefecture of Jilin Province.

On October 17, 1947, Jiutai was liberated and County 0 was established. In the same year, Sijiazi District was placed under the jurisdiction of Shuangyang County, and Shuangmiaozi District was placed under the jurisdiction of Changchun County. There are 9 districts including Chengguan District.

In March 1948, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Jibei District of Jilin Province. Adjusted to 20 districts, adding Lujia District, etc. There are villages under the district.

In July 1948, it was classified as a county directly under the jurisdiction of Jilin Province.

In 1949, Jiutai County People’s Government was renamed Jiutai County People’s Government. In the same year, Shuangmiaozi District of Changchun County was returned to the jurisdiction of Jiutai County. Added to Shengyang District. It was changed to 22 districts and 198 villages.

In 1950, the district names were renamed sequentially.

In 1955, the Jiutai County People's Committee was renamed the Jiutai County People's Committee. In the same year, Kalun District of Changchun City was placed under the jurisdiction of Jiutai County.

In 1955, it was changed to 23 districts and 212 villages.

On July 3, 1956, the Huaide Zone was established. Jiutai County is placed under the jurisdiction of Huaide Prefecture. On October 6, Huaide District was renamed Gongzhuling District.

In 1956, it was changed to 4 towns and 77 townships.

In 1957, Paozi, Jijia, Buhai, Shuangmiaozi, Shengyang, and Changshan Townships were placed under the jurisdiction of Dehui County, and Taihe, Yihe, and Chengzi Street Townships in Dehui County were placed under the jurisdiction of Dehui County. It is under the jurisdiction of Jiutai County.

At the beginning of 1958, it was changed to 2 towns and 30 townships. Abolition of Cullen Town, etc. After that, it was divided into 11 communes: Jiutai Town, Yingcheng Town, Mushihe, Qitamu, Shanghewan, Tumenling, Longjiabao, Bonihe, Chaoyang, Chengzi Street and Kalun.

On October 23, 1958, the Gongzhuling District was revoked and Jiutai County was placed under the jurisdiction of Changchun City.

In 1960, the 9 communes of Zengsheling, Kachahe, Yinmahe, Xiyingcheng, Fangniugou, Hujia, Lujia, Qingyang and Chengjiao were changed to 20 communes.

In 1961, 7 communes were added, namely Liutai, Weizigou, Santai, Jijia, Jimingshan, Xinglong and Erdaogou, and the number was changed to 27 communes.

In 1964, the Hu Family People's Commune was abolished and the Hu Family Hui Nationality Township was added. It was changed to 2 towns, 1 ethnic township, and 24 communes.

In 1965, Zengkarun Town. It has jurisdiction over 3 towns, 1 ethnic township and 24 communes.

In February 1966, the Dehui Zone was established. Jiutai County is placed under the jurisdiction of Dehui Prefecture. In 1968, the Jiutai County People's Committee was abolished and the Jiutai County Revolutionary Committee was established. On July 3, 1969, Dehui District was revoked and Jiutai County was placed under the jurisdiction of Changchun City.

In 1969, there were still 3 towns and 25 communes (the ethnic townships were abolished when the Revolutionary Committee was established).

In 1976, the three communes of Chengjiao, Chaoyang and Shuling were abolished and three communes of Jiujiao, Chunyang and Yanjiang were added.

In 1980, the Jiutai County Revolutionary Committee was abolished and the Jiutai County People's Committee was established.

In 1981, the Hujia People's Commune was abolished and the Hujia Hui Township Commune was added. It was changed to 3 towns, 1 ethnic township, and 24 communes.

In 1983, Yanjiang Township was abolished and Benka Manchu Township was added. It was changed to 3 towns, 23 townships and 2 ethnic townships.

1984. Shanghewan, Qitamu, Tumenling, Heshihe, Xiyingcheng, Yinmahe, Chengzijiexiang were cancelled, and Shanghewan, Qitamu, Tumenling, Mushihe, Xiyingcheng, Yinmahe, Chengzi Street Town. It was changed to 10 towns, 16 townships and 2 ethnic townships.

In 1985, Karen and Longjiabao townships were abolished and Longjiabao town was added. It was changed to 11 towns, 14 townships and 2 ethnic townships.

On April 26, 1988, with the approval of the provincial government, Yingcheng Town was revoked and the area under its jurisdiction was merged into Jiutai Town. It was changed to 10 towns, 14 townships and 2 ethnic townships.

On September 15, 1988, the people of Jilin Province issued the "Ji Zheng Han [1988] Document No. 175" notice: the Ministry of Civil Affairs issued the "Min [1988] Xing Approval No. 18" document on August 30, 1988 In the reply, with the approval of the State Council, Jiutai County was abolished and Jiutai City (county-level city) was established. The administrative area of ??the original Jiutai County was the administrative area of ??Jiutai City, which was under the direct jurisdiction of the province and managed by Changchun City.

In 1989, Jiutai Town was abolished, and Tuanjie, Gongnong, Nanshan, Huoshiling, and Yingcheng Streets were added and changed into 5 streets, 9 towns, 14 townships, and 2 ethnic townships.

In 1992, Xinglong, Weizigou, Fangniugou Township, Zengxinglong, Weizigou, and Fangniugou Town were abolished and replaced by 5 street offices, 12 towns, 11 townships, and 2 Ethnic Township.

On March 4, 1998, with the approval of the people of Jilin Province, Kalun Town was renamed Kalun Lake Town.

On June 30, 2000, with the approval of the people of Jilin Province, Fangniugou Town, Jiutai City was renamed Donghu Town.

In 2000, Jiutai City governed 5 streets, 12 towns, and 13 townships. According to the fifth census data: the total population is 799,729, including: 39,094 people in Tuanjie Street, 38,910 people in Gongnong Street, 28,242 people in Nanshan Street, 28,028 people in Yingcheng Street, 28,121 people in Huoshiling Street, 32,564 people in Mushihe Town, and 32,564 people in Chengzi Street. There are 25,185 people in the town, 46,386 people in Qitamu Town, 27,655 people in Shanghewan Town, 23,541 people in Xiying Town, 14,265 people in Tumenling Town, 22,439 people in Yinmahe Town, 33,326 people in Longjiabao Town, 48,992 people in Kalun Town, 28,419 people in Weizigou Town, 21,562 people in Xinglong Town, 25,287 people in Donghu Town, 36,361 people in Jiujiao Township, 17,172 people in Chunyang Township, 17,063 people in Jijia Township, 27,756 people in Qingyang Township, 24,524 people in Lujia Township, 24,285 people in Liutai Township, There are 22,605 people in Hujia Township, 30,820 people in Mangka Township, 21,994 people in Santai Township, 13,125 people in Erdaogou Township, 17,199 people in Kaochanghe Township, 17,176 people in Bonihe Township, and 17,633 people in Jimingshan Township.

In 2002, Jiutai City governed 3 streets, 13 towns, and 2 ethnic townships. The total population is 832,000. Among them, the non-agricultural population is 198,000.

In 2003, Jiutai City governed: Jiutai Street, Yingcheng Street, Jiujiao Street, Tumenling Town, Xiying Town, Mushihe Town, Qitamu Town, Shanghewan Town, Long Jiabao Town, Kalunhu Town, Donghu Town, Chengzijie Town, Xinglong Town, Weizigou Town, Jijia Town, Mangka Manchu Township, Bonihe Town, and Hujia Hui Township.

In 2004, Jiutai City governed: Jiutai Street (the office is located on Shuguang Street), Jiujiao Street (the office is located on Tuanjie Street), Yingcheng Street (the office is located on Yingcheng Street), Kajiao Street Lunhu Town (the town 0 is in Karen Street), Shanghewan Town (the town 0 is in Shanghewan), Qitamu Town, Tumenling Town, Mushihe Town, Xiying Town, Chengzi Street Town, Longjiabao Town, Weizigou Town, Yangjia Chuguo), Xinglong Town (Town 0 is stationed in Zhaochaoyangou), Donghu Town (Town 0 is stationed in Fangniugou), Jijia Town (Town 0 is stationed in Qingyuntang), Bonihe Town, Hujia Town Hui Township (the township is located in Hujiatun), Mangka Manchu Township (the township is located in Sheling).

In 2005, the three towns of Jiutai City, namely Kalunhu Town, Longjia Town (formerly Longjiabao Town), and Donghu Town, were placed under the jurisdiction of Erdao District of Changchun City.

As of the end of 2006, Jiutai City had jurisdiction over 3 streets, 10 towns, 2 townships, 10 communities, and 310 villages.

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In April 2021, Jiutai District ranked 81st on the 2021 China's Top 100 Most Beautiful Rural Counties and Cities list.

In November 2020, the list of "China's Top 100 Demonstration Counties and Cities for Rural Revitalization in 2020" was newly released, with Jiutai District ranking 91st.

In December 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs recommended Jiutai District as a national model county for rural innovation and entrepreneurship.

In January 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs identified Jiutai District as the third batch of demonstration counties (cities and districts) in the country that have taken the lead in basically realizing the full mechanization of major crop production.

In 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs recommended Jiutai District as the second batch of national rural entrepreneurship and innovation model counties.

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

In 2005, Jiutai District ranked 22nd among the top 100 meat-producing counties in the country in 2005.

In 2004, Jiutai District ranked 18th among the top 100 grain-producing counties in the country.