Does Huiyang Qiuchang belong to Tamsui Town?

Qiuchang Town and Tamsui Town are on the same level, and they are both towns under the jurisdiction of Huiyang District.

Qiuchang got its name from the first character of the names of Qiuxi Township and Changxing Township before and after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In the 9th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1870), it belonged to the Holy Temple of Johannesburg. It belonged to the second district from the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931) to the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947). In 1950, it belonged to Tamsui District (the third district). In November 1951, it belonged to Qiuchang District, the fifth district of Huiyang County. In December 1957, it was renamed Qiuchang Township. In October 1958, it formed a Xinwei People's Association with Xinwei *** The commune was separated in 1959 and merged into Tamsui People's Commune in Tamsui. Qiuxi Commune and Changxing Commune under the jurisdiction of Tamsui District merged with Tamsui Commune in February 1963. In March 1966, Qiu Chang People's Commune was established separately. In April 1980, the People's Commune Revolutionary Committee was changed to the People's Commune Management Committee, and a district office was established. In March 1983, the community was removed and transformed into a district. In April 1987, the district was removed and a town was established. The town government is located in Penxialing. In October 2000, the new administrative office area was completed and the office was moved to the new office building. On April 28, 2006, it was changed to Qiuchang Subdistrict Office.

The town originally governed Weibu, Gaoling, Xintang, West Lake, Baishi, Linghu, Chayuan, Zhoutian, Guanshan, Shuangtian, Tiemenshan, Xiangling and Liantangmian*** There are 13 management areas and 1 residents' committee, and 57 village committees. In December 1998, the work of removing rural areas and setting up villages was completed, and the original management area was renamed the village committee. In July 2000, Liantang was placed under the jurisdiction of Sanhe Development Zone. The Qiuchang Subdistrict Office has seven offices, namely the Party and Government Office, Social Affairs Office, Family Planning Office, Comprehensive Social Security Management Office, Rural Development Office, Agriculture, Forestry and Water Affairs Office, and Finance and Economics Office. Affiliated enterprises and institutions include: water plant, sanitation station, forestry station, agricultural technology station, family planning service station, economic management station, and agricultural machinery station. The hosting units include: Finance Office and Cultural Station. The current village committees under its jurisdiction include: Weibu Village Committee, Gaoling Village Committee, Xintang Village Committee, Baishi Village Committee, Xihu Village Committee, Linghu Village Committee, Chayuan Village Committee, and Guanshan Village Committee Committee, Zhoutian Village Committee, Shuangtian Village Committee, Tiemenshan Village Committee and Residents Committee.