There are several villages in Buyi Township.

The township has 1 provincial-level new rural construction pilot village (Wucun), 1 municipal-level key promotion village (Xibuyi), 3 county-level promotion villages (Jincun, Linquan and Luoyi) and 4 reserve villages. Buyi: Buyi Township, Pingyao County, Shanxi Province. Buyi Township is located in the hilly and mountainous area 1 kilometers south of Pingyao Ancient City. It starts from Gaolin in Yuebi Township and Hubi in Zhongdu Township in the north, borders Qinyuan County in Qianqiu County in the south, faces Yuebi Township across the river in the east, and neighbors villages and towns in Zhongdu Township in the west. The provincial highway Fentun Road runs through the north and south, and the county road Changdong Road crosses Buyi East and West. Rural roads are all hardened, with convenient transportation, developed economy and a long history. Human resources are peaceful and underground coal resources are abundant. The township has a land area of 95 square kilometers, 27,885 mu of cultivated land, 9,319 households and a population of 32,554. It is a township with a large population and a small population. Xibuyi Village, where the township government is located, is the political and cultural center of the township. In February 21, the former Guozigou Township was merged into Buyi Township, and the merged Buyi Township administered 37 administrative villages. In December 22, the entire township and village group merged, and the original 37 administrative villages were merged into the current 28 administrative villages. In 27, the township's gross national product was 246 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 3,195 yuan. Industry, mining, agriculture and animal husbandry, and working for business were the three main channels to increase farmers' income. Industry: There are four coal mines in China: Wenjiagou, Shennan, Mingzi Village and Shenjiazhuang, among which Shenjiazhuang Coal Mine is under construction. In 27, the total output of raw coal in No.4 Mine reached 1.5 million tons. With an investment of 13 million yuan, Pingyao Coal Chemical Group's 1.8 million tons dense medium coal preparation project was settled in Linquan Coal Preparation Plant. In agriculture, planting, aquaculture and fruit industry are the three pillar industries. The main crops are corn, wheat and miscellaneous grains. Aquaculture: 4, chickens, 6,9 pigs, 17,6 cattle and sheep, 41 deer and 5,6 other economic animals. Forestry and fruit industry: * * * There are 18,982 mu of green forest land, including 7, mu of returning farmland to forests, 8,1 mu of barren hills and more than 3,8 mu of economic forests, mainly producing walnuts, peppers, apples and other dried and fresh fruits. Xibuyi long yam, Xipo Yam vermicelli and Luoyi Village Xiaomo sesame oil are well-known in the county, and they are the special products of Buyi Township. Buyi is also a strong cultural township in the county, with a strong cultural atmosphere of respecting teachers and valuing education. There is one teaching point in senior high school, two junior high schools in township-run No.1 Middle School and No.2 Middle School, and six central primary schools. Primary and secondary education is in the forefront of the county. There are many cultural relics and historic sites in China, including one national cultural relics protection unit, Qingliang Temple in Yongcheng Village, two provincial cultural relics protection units, Baiyun Temple in Liangjiatan Village and the ancient stage of Xianshi Temple in Dongbuyi Village. Liangjiatan Village was named as a provincial historical and cultural village.