The Historical Evolution of Huangbai Town

Huangbai was originally the floorboard of two villages, namely Shanghuangbai and Xiabai. Shanghuangbai, also known as Baifeng, Huangbai Shangyang and Huangbai Shangtu 'ao; Xiahuangbai, formerly known as Nanyang, is also known as Huanghuangxiayang and Huanghuangxiatuo 'ao.

In the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934), the Red Army of Workers and Peasants in eastern Fujian set up Soviet governments in Huangbai Township, Changguan Township, Daoliushui Township, Puyang Township and Changpuyang Township, and set up Soviet governments in Shanglou Village, Chenjiashan Village, Wutongping Village, Shuanggangyang Village, Putou Village, Houshan Village, Youjiabian Village, Xiacuoyang Village and Ruanling Village. From 24 to 38 years of the Republic of China, it successively belonged to Puyang Township, Fupu Township and Wuling Township, and was insured in the name of Phellodendron amurense or Baifeng.

1June, 950, the Baojia system was abolished and Baifengbao was rebuilt in Baifeng Township; /kloc-0 changed its name to Huangbai Township in July, 952, and it belongs to the second district (Fuxi District). 1958, 10 and then merged with the commune. 1965 Huangbai commune was established in February, and 1984 Huangbai township was restored. 1990, the township covers an area of 77.8 square kilometers and has a population of 9,037 (according to the data of the fourth census), including 24 She people, who are in charge of Cortex Phellodendri, Upper Cortex Phellodendri, Shakengli, Puyang, Xiaping, Ruanling, Gao Feng, Changguan, Youjiabian, Acorus calamus, Shuanggangyang, Huishui, Upstairs and Chenjiashan.