Which province does Changyi District, Jilin City, Jilin Province belong to?

Belongs to: Changyi District, Jilin City, Jilin Province

Overview of the historical evolution of administrative divisions

Postal code: 132001 Code: 220202 Area code: 0432

Changyi District is located in the northwest of Jilin City. North latitude 43°50′-44°6′35_, east longitude 126°31′-126°47′. The city is surrounded by rivers on three sides and backed by mountains on one side. It is bounded by the river to the north, east and south from Longtan District and Fengman District, and adjacent to Chuanying District on the west side (the west side is bounded by Jilin Street, Taoyuan Road, Taoyuan Mountain and Guodingzi Mountain, and is bounded by Nanjing Street and Chuanying District). Shahezi, Nanshandao, Zhangjiuhe, Dahongtu, Yugouzi, Erguandi, and Tongjiangjiangpu Village are bordered; the south and east are bounded by the Songhua River, separated from Fengman District and Longtan District; and the north is bounded by Jiutai city ??connected). The total area is 910.32 square kilometers. The total population is 602,172.

The District People’s Government is located at No. 105 Zhongxing Street. The district governs 16 streets, 3 towns and 2 ethnic townships: Zhanqian Street, Wenmiao Street, Shuangji Street, Minzhu Street, Yan'an Street, Tongjiang Street, Lianhua Street, Xinghua Street, Dongjuzi Street, Xindi Street Hao Street, Hadawan Street, Xinjian Street, Yanjiang Street, Jiuzhan Street, Yichunli Street, Weichang Street, Gudianzi Town, Zuojia Town, Huapichang Town, Lijiazi Manchu Township, Tuchengzi Manchu Korean Ethnic township.

Administrative divisions (introduction to streets and towns)

(Note: Some streets and towns have been adjusted)

Zhanqian Street (Zhanqian) code: 220202001 Postal code: 132001

The area is 1.23 square kilometers. The population is 22,933 people. The office is located at No. 3, Jiutai Street Complex Building. It has jurisdiction over Xinhua Community (including Committees 1 and 2), etc.

The Zhanqian Subdistrict Office was established on April 19, 1955. There were 17 neighborhood committees in the city. In 1992, 15 neighborhood committees were moved back and established. In 1998, the original Confucian Temple was established.

Street (Wenmiao) code: 220202002 Postal code: 132002

The area is 1.15 square kilometers. The population is 26,561. Office in. It has jurisdiction over 3 communities and 18 committees.

In August 1948, the Confucian Temple, Min'an, and Guanghua Street Governments were established. In 1949, the streets and offices were merged and police administration was implemented. In 1950, the street power was restored, and the Confucian Temple was established. In 1955, the Confucian Street Office was officially named.

Shuangji Street Code: 220202004 Postal Code: 132102

An area of ??14 square kilometers. Population: 12,693 people. The office is located on Shuangji Street. It governs Shuangxiang Community (Committee 3, Committee 4), Shuangfei Community (Committee 1, Committee 2), etc.

The Shuangji Street address began in 1956, originally in Ertaizi Village; the Air Force Factory was built here in mid-May 1956. After the establishment of the factory, due to the increase in the citizen population, it was officially named on January 10, 1996. Shuangji Subdistrict Office.

Democracy Street (Minzhu) code: 220202005 Postal code: 132001

An area of ??1.5 square kilometers. The population is 39,116. The office is located at No. 15, Xingguo Hutong, Jilin Street. It governs the industrial building community (including the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 14th committees of transportation), Tie'anli community (including the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 13th, 14th, and 23rd committees, and collective households), Tiexinjian, etc.

In 1905, after Japan defeated Tsarist Russia, it signed the "Additional Treaty on the Matters of the Three Eastern Provinces" with the Qing government. In 1907, the area under the jurisdiction of today's Minzhu Street was once the Minzhu Road Subdistrict Office was established in April 1955.

Yan'an Jiedao Code: 220202006 Postal Code: 132002

An area of ??2.5 square kilometers. The population is 52,871. The office is located at No. 9 Yan'an Road. It governs Hongbo Garden Community, Jiayuan Community, Yanchuan Community, Nenjiang Community, Jingyuan Community, etc.

On August 10, 1965, the Yan'an Subdistrict Office was officially named.

Tongjiang Jiedao Code: 220202007 Postal Code: 132002

An area of ??3.8 square kilometers. The population is 46,014. The office is located in front of Building 8, No. 22, Jitan Residential Building. It governs Tiebei Community (including 4, 6, 19, and 22 Committee Sanyou Residences, Tansuochang Residence, Lanting Yayuan Community), Jiangmei Community (including 1, 2, 12,), etc.

The Lianhua Street Office was established on August 5, 1953. On August 10, 1965, according to the People’s Committee

Lianhua Street Code: 220202008 Postal Code:

The area is 2.3765 square kilometers. The population is 37,104. The office is located at No. 82 Lianhua Street. It governs the Thermoelectric Community (Committees 1, 2, 11, and 12), Railway Community (Committee 3, 4, and 13), Lianhua Community (Committee 5, 6, and 15), Shantou Community (Committee 10, etc.).

On August 5, 1953, it was separated from Minzhu Street Office and became Lianhuapao Street Office. In April 1955, it came under the jurisdiction of Hadawan District and was renamed Lianhuapao Street Office. In 1969, it was officially named Lianhua Street. office.

Xinghua Subdistrict (Xinghua) Code: 220202009 Postal Code: 132002

The area is 4 square kilometers. The population is 38,544. The office is located at No. 480-5 Jilin Street. It has jurisdiction over 5 communities: Dongchangzhai Community, Nanchangzhai Community, Zhongxing Community, Triangle District Community and Xingfu Community.

In 1929, it was named East and West Yilangang. It means "three hills" in Manchu and belongs to the tenth district of the county. In 1932, it belonged to Huangqitun District 3 of Yongji County. On April 19, 1955, it was officially named Xinghua Subdistrict Office.

Xindihao Street (Xindihao) Postal Code:

Area of ??2.68 square thousand rice. The office is located at No. 480-5 Jilin Street. It governs Liaodong Community (including 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 committees), Weibei Community (including 6, 7, 8, and 9 committees), Wanda Community, etc.

In 1928, the southern half of Changyitun and other places were placed under the jurisdiction of Jilin County by Jilin County as the third provincial police district. The northern half of it, such as Xiangyangtun, was still under the jurisdiction of Jilin County. In 1929, Ji officially named the Xindi Street Office on April 19, 1955.

Dongjuzi Postal Code: 132000

An area of ??3.32 square kilometers. The population is 71,159. The office is located at No. 15 Nenjiang Road. It governs six communities: Jindong, Jianghua, Shengchang, Yongchang, Yongqiang and Xintan.

In September 1883, the Qing government established the Jilin Machinery Bureau here. People used to call it Juzi Factory, and because it was located in the east of the city, it was named Dongjuzi. In November 1955, Dongjuzi Street was officially named.

Hadawan Jiedao Code: 220202013 Postal Code: 132002

The area is 4.2 square kilometers. Population: 34,345 people. The office is located at No. 88, Tiehe West Street. It governs six communities including mining construction, cement, carbon, papermaking, Xihe, and Ma Mian***.

In the summer of the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1856), a U-shaped bay emerged from the Songhua River at its peak. The surface of the river looked like a hada, so it was named Hada Bay. In 1940, it became part of Yongji County. In August 1941, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Xinglong District of the city and became part of the jurisdiction of Xinglong Town (district). Settled in 1946

New Street (Xinjian Jiedao) Code: 220202014 Postal Code: 132002

An area of ??5.73 square kilometers. The population is 18,874. The office is located at No. 3 Yingbin Road. It governs Xinyi East District, Xinyi West District, Xinyi North District, etc.

On May 4, 1979, the Xinjian Street Office was separated from Hadawan Street and located at No. 4 Jiyi Hutong, Xinjian Street.

Yanjiang Jiedao Code: 220202015 Postal Code: 132002

An area of ??1.98 square kilometers. The population is 40,634. The office is located at No. 14 Wanzhen Hutong. It governs Fuhua Community (including Committees 1, 2, and 22), Erdaojiang Community (including Committees 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 20, and 21), Tongyan Community, etc.

In 1985, a portion of Yan'an Street and Tongjiang Street were set aside to form the Yanjiang Subdistrict Office.

Jiuzhan Subdistrict (Jiuzhan) Postal Code: 132101

It is managed by Jilin Economic and Technological Development Zone. Area is 103 square kilometers. The population is 58,638. The office is located at No. 3 Gongnong Road, Jiuzhan Street. It has jurisdiction over 27 mass autonomous organizations.

In the late Qing Dynasty, it was named "Old Station", which is homophonic to "Nine Stations". In 1950, it became District 14 of Yongji County. In 1985, it became the Jiuzhan Township Government. In 2003, it was renamed Jiuzhan Street.

Yichunli Street

Weichang Street

Gudianzi Town (Gudianzi Zhen) Code: 220202100 Postal Code: 132103

Area 71.34 square kilometers. The population is 24,366. The town government is 30 kilometers away from Jilin City. It has jurisdiction over 4 neighborhood committees, 10 villages (including 2 Korean villages), and 34 villages.

Gudianzi town was named after a shop as early as 1820, and the settlement (Gudianzi) was built in the 25th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty. It has been the location of villages, towns, townships and communes since 1933 (the second year of Datong in Manchuria)

Zuojia Town (Zuojia Zhen) Code: 220202101 Postal Code: 132204

Area 257 square kilometers. Population 3237? people. The town government is 45 kilometers away from Jilin City. It governs 21 villages.

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, residents with the surname Zuo moved from Hebei and settled here. It did not form a settlement at all. It was not until the early Republic of China that the population of the surname Zuo increased and they separated, and it was called Zuojiatun. In 1959, the Zuojia Specialties People's Commune was established. In September 1969, it was merged into Hewanzi People's Commune. In April 1979, it was classified as Huapichang Zhen. Code: 220202102. Postal code: 132205. The area is 178 square kilometers. The population is 45,057. The town government is located 35 kilometers away from Jilin City. It has jurisdiction over 8 neighborhood committees, 27 villages, and 66 villages.

In the early years, there were many birch trees here. In the early years of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1644), a factory was set up here, and saddles and stirrups were wrapped with birch bark.

In the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930), District (3) of Huabichang Township was established; in the 21st year of the Tongguo Period (1932), the Huabichang Township was protected; in the 28th year of the Tongguo Period, Lijiazi Manchu Township (Liangjiazi Manzu Xiang) Code: 220202201 Postcode: 132221

It is 55 kilometers away from Jilin City and covers an area of ??160.27 square kilometers. The population is 18,202, including 4,525 Manchus. It has jurisdiction over 13 villages and 50 villages.

It is named after the two villages where it is located. It has been inhabited since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the Republic of China began to set up the Nuanquanzi Security Village. In the winter of 1947, the Northeastern Democratic Alliance Army liberated the two villages, Tuchengzi Manzu Chaoxianzu Township (Tuchengzi Manzu Chaoxianzu Xiang) Code: 220202202 Postal Code: 132228

An area of ??92.006 square kilometers. The population is 20,928. The township government is located in Tuchengzi Village. It has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages.

It was named after the resident Tuchengzi. In 1961, Wulajie Commune was separated and established as Tuchengzi Commune; in early 1984, it was changed to Tuchengzi Township; in June of the same year, it was changed to Tuchengzi Manchu and Korean Township.

Attachment Hadawan Gongyekaifaqu Postal Code: 132002 covers an area of ??14.9 square kilometers. Population 2775 people. The Management Committee is located at No. 65 Heping Road. It governs Hongyuan Village (including communities 1 to 8). It is named because it is located at the core of Hada Bay Industrial Circle. Before 1992, he was a member of the Hongyuan Brigade of Shahezi Township, a suburb of Jilin City. It was placed under Changyi District on March 5, 1992 and is affiliated to Jiuzhan Township.

Attached is Xingfu Jingjiguanliqu Postal Code: 132002, covering an area of ??1.5 square kilometers. Population 840 people. Located at No. 21 Hadawan Street. It governs Xingfu Village. In 1955, the four natural villages in this area were merged into the Xingfu Management Area. The name means Qifu of the common people, and it belongs to Hadawan District (eighth district) of Jilin City. In 1958, it was changed to the Xingfu Brigade, which was affiliated to

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Historical Evolution

Changyi District was named after Changyi Tun within the territory. In the ninth year of Qianlong's reign (1744), hungry people from Lijiagao, Xiyingzhuang and Xujiaguanzhuang in Changyi County, Shandong Province fled famine and settled five miles east of Jilin City (in today's Weichang Street), thus forming settlements, named according to their place of origin. Changyi Tun, Changyi Tun is under the jurisdiction of Yongji Prefecture, Fengtian Prefecture. In the twelfth year of Qianlong (1747), Yongji Prefecture was changed to Jilin Hall, and Changyi Tun was affiliated to Jilin Hall. In the eighth year of Guangxu's reign (1882), Jilin Branch Patrol Road was established, Jilin Hall was changed to Jilin Prefecture, and Changyi Tun came under the jurisdiction of Jilin Prefecture of Jilin Branch Patrol Road. In the 33rd year of Guangxu's reign (1907), Jilin General Yamen was established as a province, and Changyi Village came under the jurisdiction of Jilin Prefecture of Jilin Province.

In 1913 (the second year of the Republic of China) Jilin Prefecture was changed to Jilin County. Changyi Tun belongs to Jilin County, Jilin Province. In March 1915 (the 4th year of the Republic of China), the Jilin Provincial City Police Department was changed to the Provincial Capital Police Department, and Changyitun was placed under the third police district of the Provincial Capital Police Department. In 1929, the Jilin Municipal Preparatory Office was established, the police district was changed into an administrative district, and Changyi Tun was under the jurisdiction of the Third Administrative District of Jilin City.

After the fall of Northeast China, the Puppet City Office was established on April 1, 1936 (the 25th year of the Republic of China). With Changyi Tun as the center, the city is divided into 5 administrative districts. The district is named after Changyi Tun, and the Changyi District Affairs Office is set up. Tuanshanzitun, Bajiazitun, Dongdatan and Xiangyangtun belong to Changyi District of Jilin City. In 1938, the Bao and A systems were abolished, and Dongxu, Tongchang, Huchang, Dongjuzi, Dongdatan, and Weichang towns were established. The management boundary starts from outside the east wall of Jilin Railway Station and the special railway line of the Municipal Timber Factory in the west, to Nenjiang Street and Nong'an Street in the east, from the railway triangle line in the north to the Songhua River in the south, covering an area of ??2.65 square kilometers. In August 1941, in order to strengthen their rule, the Japanese and puppet authorities divided the city into 10 districts, abolished the town hall (in January 1940, the town hall was renamed the town hall), and established districts. The Changyi District Office has eight divisions: Xiangyang, Tongchang, Weichang, Huchang, Kangxiang, Yong'an, Ruichang and Jing'an. The management boundary extends to Bahutun in the north, and extends to the riverside on the east and south sides, increasing the area to 11.24 square kilometers.

After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the Changyi District Democratic Government was established on February 16, 1946. On May 28 of the same year, when the Kuomintang government occupied Jilin City, it established Changyi District and set up a district office. There were 21 Bao Bao including Xiangyang, with jurisdiction over 786 A, and a group of 5 households under A. There are joint guarantees between districts and guarantees, and there are 8 joint guarantees in Changyi District, including Xiangyang.

Jilin City was liberated on March 9, 1948. On April 29 of the same year, the city was divided into five districts within the city and five districts outside the city. The district office system was abolished and the district people's government was established. Changyi District is one of the five districts in the city, with eight villages such as Zhenchang and others, and is adjacent to the lower part. On August 13, the village and neighborhood systems were abolished, and eight sub-district governments including Weichang were established, with residents' groups under them. On January 12, 1949, according to the decision of the Municipal People's Government, three additional street governments were established in Changyi District: Qianjiatun, Jiangwan Road and Zhenchang. On July 16 of the same year, the Changyi District Government was restructured into the Changyi District Office as an agency dispatched by the municipal government. On August 23, 1951, the district power was restored, and Changyi District was renamed the First District People's Government.

On April 25, 1953, the People's Government of the Second District (Chaoyang District) was abolished and all the Yichunli and Wenmiao Street Offices and most of the Minzhu Road and Zhanzhan Street Offices under its jurisdiction were placed under its jurisdiction. In the district, four additional street offices were built in Yichunli, Confucian Temple, Minzhu Road, and Station.

The *** planning collar belongs to nine street offices. The management boundary extends to the Songhua River in the east and south, and is bounded by Chongqing Street, Yangchun, Dongning Hutong, and Minzhu Road (the northern section of Jilin Street) in the west, and borders the Second District (formerly the Third District, Tongtian District) in the north. The Zhiji-Shenyang Railway Line is adjacent to District 8 (Hadawan District). The area increased from 11.24 square kilometers to 15.91 square kilometers.

On January 12, 1954, 10 street offices including Weichang in the First District were converted into street residents’ committees. On April 19, 1955, District 1 was renamed Changyi District. At the same time, nine sub-district residents' committees, including Dongdatan, were transformed into sub-district offices. On May 30, 1956, the Changyi District People's Government was renamed Changyi District People's Committee.

On January 12, 1959, according to the instructions of the Jilin Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China on October 29, 1958, Changyi District was divided into two people's communes, Changyi and Railway. Changyi People's Commune governs 10 management areas including Bahutun, covering an area of ??9.09 square kilometers. The five management areas of Tongtian District were abolished and placed under Changyi People's Commune. *** has jurisdiction over 15 management areas with a total area of ??11.86 square kilometers.

On August 1, 1960, the original 15 management areas were merged into the East Market (three management areas of Yichunli, Station, and Taoyuan Road), Confucian Temple, Dadongmen, Bahutun, and Dongbu Zi, Minzhu Road, Nanma Road branches.

On March 28, 1962, the urban people's commune system was abolished and the Changyi District People's Committee was restored. The branches of Changyi and Railway People's Communes were merged into Changyi District and adjusted into 12 sub-district offices including Dongshi Market (Yichunli). The jurisdiction area starts from the bank of Songhua River in the east, ends at Hunchun Street in the west, starts from Jiangwan Road in the south, and ends at the foothills of Lianhuapao Mountain in the north, covering a total of 15.32 square kilometers.

On January 11, 1964, the administrative divisions were adjusted again. The western boundary of Changyi District shrank eastward from Hunchun Street to Nanjing Street and Ziyou Road. On August 5, Hadawan District was merged into Changyi District, and its three sub-district offices of Hadawan, Xinghua and Lianhuapao were under the jurisdiction of Changyi District. On October 16, according to the decision of the Municipal Party Committee, the four production brigades under the jurisdiction of the suburbs, namely Jiuzhan, Toutaizi, Xinchun, and Fengsheng, were placed under the jurisdiction of Changyi District and the Jiuzhan Subdistrict Office was established, and the three production brigades of Sandaolingzi, Qijiazi, and Hongyuan were The production team is placed under the Hadawan Subdistrict Office of Changyi District. So far, Changyi District has jurisdiction over 11 sub-district offices. The district boundary starts from Jilin Bridge in the south, goes north along Nanjing Street, crosses the Jilin-Shenyang Railway line via Ziyou Road, passes through the substation to Paotai Shan, turns west to Xuantian Ridge, turns north and runs along Yaojuzi ditch through the culvert of Shahezi Highway. Go west toward Tashan, Shimenshan 487.7 Highland, Guodingshan to Quanyanggou, pass through the west side of Toutaizi Reservoir, then turn north, pass Koujiatun and turn northeast, cross the Tongqihe River and the Jilin-Changchun Railway Line, then turn due east, pass Chujiatun and the stud farm From the south to Xinchun, turn north to Chenjiatun, then turn east across the Jilin-Urban Highway to the Songhua River, then go south along the Songhua River back to Jilin Bridge. It is in the shape of a diagonal belt from south to north, covering an area of ??48.32 square kilometers.

On March 21, 1968, the Changyi District People's Committee was reorganized into the Changyi District Revolutionary Committee. On January 20, 1969, all Jiuzhan Street and Hadawan Street's Sandaolingzi, Qijiazi and Hongyuan production teams returned to the jurisdiction of the city's suburbs. The northern boundary of Changyi District shrinks from the stud farm and New Spring Production Brigade to Shahezi and Qijiazi in the south, with the area reduced to 33 square kilometers. On May 4, 1979, Changyi District *** governed 14 streets.

On November 4, 1980, the Changyi District Revolutionary Committee was renamed Changyi District People's Government. On September 17, 1981, Yichunli and Weichang Streets were merged into Wenmiao Street and Xindihao Street respectively. Changyi District has jurisdiction over 12 street offices.

On November 6, 1985, a part of the jurisdictions of Yan'an Street and Tongjiang Street were set aside and established as the Yanjiang Street Office. So far, the Changyi District People's Government has taken over 13 sub-district offices including Dongjuzi, Xindihao, Yan'an, Confucian Temple, Zhanqian, Minzhu, Nanjing, Lianhua, Tongjiang, Xinghua, Hadawan, Xinjian and Yanjiang. There are 234 residents' committees, 3,782 residents' groups, 87,020 households, and 330,377 people. Area is 33 square kilometers.

On February 10, 1992, the Ministry of Civil Affairs approved (Minxing Approval [1992] No. 14): Caojia, Hongguang, Hongwei, Gudianzi, and Ba in the original suburban Gudianzi Town Hu, Sitaizi, Huangdi, Yongfeng, Gujiazi, Zhangjiadian Village, Jiuzhan Township (except Zhangjiu Village and Yandamu Village) and Xingfu, Hongyuan, Qijiazi and Sandaoling Villages in Shahezi Township , Donghong, Hongsheng Village, Jiuzhan and Shuangji sub-district offices in Longtan Township are placed under the jurisdiction of Changyi District, and the Changyi District People's Government is located on Tianjin Road. Official adjustments were made on March 4, and the original suburban Jiuzhan Township, Gudianzi Town, Jiuzhan Street, and Shuangji Street were placed under the jurisdiction of Changyi District. The area under its jurisdiction is 253 square kilometers. The whole district governs 14 sub-district services: Dongjuzi, Xindihao, Yan'an, Confucian Temple, Zhanqian, Minzhu, Lianhua, Tongjiang, Xinghua, Hadawan, Xinjian, Yanjiang, Jiuzhan and Shuangji. Chuhe Jiuzhan Township and Gudianzi Town. ***There are 284 residents' committees, 30 villages, 5557 residents' groups, 133,049 households, and 456,143 people.

In February 1999, Jiuzhan Township and Jiuzhan Street were placed under the jurisdiction of Jilin Economic and Technological Development Zone. The area decreased by 133.67 square kilometers.

The area under its jurisdiction is 119.33 square kilometers. The Changyi District People's Government has jurisdiction over Dongjuzi, Xindihao, Yan'an, Confucian Temple, Zhanqian, Minzhu, Lianhua, Tongjiang, Xinghua, Hadawan, Xinjian, Yanjiang, Shuangji 13 A sub-district office and Gudianzi Town. *** has 266 residents' committees, 10 villages, 178,339 households, and 592,552 people, including 11,861 non-agricultural residents.

In January 2000, the Jijiazi Manchu Township, Tuchengzi Manchu and Korean Township, Hewanzi Town, Huapichang Town and Zuojia Town under the jurisdiction of Chuanying District in Yongji County were placed under the jurisdiction of Changyi District. The area of ??the district is 910.32 square kilometers. Changyi District People's Government *** has 13 sub-district offices and two sub-district offices including Dongjuzi, Xindihao, Yan'an, Confucian Temple, Zhanqian, Minzhu, Lianhua, Tongjiang, Xinghua, Hadawan, Xinjian, Yanjiang and Shuangji There are two townships: Gudianzi and Tuchengzi, and four towns: Gudianzi, Huabichang, Hewanzi and Zuojia. *** has 173 neighborhood committees, 83 villages, 178,339 households, and 592,552 people, including 551,861 non-agricultural people.

In 2000, Changyi District governed 14 streets, 4 towns, and 3 townships (including 1 street and 1 township managed by Jilin Economic and Technological Development Zone). According to the fifth census data: the total population of the district is 666,927, including: 43,840 people in Xinghua Street, 31,720 people in Wenmiao Street, 54,648 people in Dongjuzi Street, 29,958 people in Xindihao Street, 38,934 people in Yan'an Street, and 23,960 people in Zhanqian Street. 41,532 people in Minzhu Street, 33,165 people in Lianhua Street, 29,381 people in Tongjiang Street, 46,992 people in Hadawan Street, 15,139 people in Xinjian Street, 50,286 people in Yanjiang Street, 14,486 people in Shuangji Street, 34,825 people in Jiuzhan Street, Gudianzi Town 25,240 people, 22,354 people in Hewanzi Town, 45,858 people in Huabichang Town, 12,478 people in Zuojia Town, 18,643 people in Jiaqiazi Township, 21,298 people in Tuchengzi Township, and 32,190 people in Jiuzhan Township.

On March 22, 2001, the district government decided to merge Zuojia Town and Hewanzi Town into Zuojia Town. So far, the Changyi District People's Government has taken over 13 sub-district offices including Dongjuzi, Xindihao, Yan'an, Confucian Temple, Zhanqian, Minzhu, Lianhua, Tongjiang, Xinghua, Hadawan, Xinjian, Yanjiang and Shuangji and two sub-district offices. There are two townships, Jiazi and Tuchengzi, and three towns, Gudianzi, Huabichang and Zuojia, covering an area of ??910.32 square kilometers.

In 2003, Changyi District governed: Hada Street, Xinghua Street, Yanjiang Street, Yan'an Street, Minzhu Street, Tongjiang Street, Wenmiao Street, Yichunli Street, Weichang Street, Zhanqian Street , Xindihao Street, Lianhua Street, Xinjian Street, Dongjuzi Street, Shuangji Street, Jiuzhan Street, Gudianzi Town, Zuojia Town, Huabichang Town, Lijiazizi Manchu Township, Tuchengzi Manchu Korean Township .

(The following adjustment time is not yet clear) Yichunli Street and Weichang Street were established in Changyi District; Jiuzhan Township was abolished (2003).

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On February 16, 2016, Changyi District was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2015.