Administrative divisions of Gougezhuang town

Zong: The village was built in the first year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403). The Zong family once lived here in Hongdong City, Shanxi Province, hence the name Zong.

Qinghekou: The village was built in 153 1. The village is located on the south side of Li Qian levee, hence the name of Qinghekou.

Mazhao Village: In the first year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1403), Jiancun moved here from Hongdong City, Shanxi Province. Because Ma lived here first, it was named the village.

Zhao Gao Village: This village was built in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404). It was named after the residents' surnames and was adjacent to several Zhao villages, so it was named Zhao Gao Village.

Ren Zhao Village: The village was built in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404) and was named after the surname. Because it was built near Mazhao Village, it was named Ren Zhao Village.

Huangzhao Village: In the second year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1404), Jianfeng moved here. Because it was built near Mazhao Village, it was named Huangzhao Village.

Daliu Village: This village was built in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404). Liu from Hongdong City, Shanxi Province moved here and lived in two places. Because many people live here, it is named Great Liu Cun.

Zheng Zhaocun: In the first year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403), Zheng moved here from Hongdong City, Shanxi Province. Because it was originally adjacent to Mazhao Village, it was named Zhengzhao Village.

Xilichang: The village was built during the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty (1621-1627). Because the village is divided into two villages, which are located in the west, it is named Xilichang.

Donglichang: The village was built during the Apocalypse (1621-1627). Because the village is low-lying and prone to waterlogging, the villagers are constantly increasing their soil and heightening, so it is named Donglichang. After the village gradually separated and located in the east, it was named Donglichang.

Zaolinzhuang: The village was built in the Song Dynasty. Because all the jujube trees in this area became forests when the village was built, it was named Zaolinzhuang. The village is located on the levee of Li Qian, with 25-hole sluices in the south, Baiyangdian Lake in the west and Anxin City connected by water.

Xiaoliu Village: This village was built in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404). Liu moved here from Hongdong City, Shanxi Province, and lived in two places. Because few people live here, it was named Xiaoliu Village.

Gougezhuang: The village was built in the Song Dynasty, hence the name Jingmeizhuang. Later, I found a dog lying in the house near the village, so I changed my name to Gouwozhuang, and later changed it to Gouwozhuang Village. The village is bordered by Li Qian levee and Daqing River in the north and Jingkai Highway in the south.

Jiangzhuang: The village was built in the Tang Dynasty. Because there is a mound in the west of the village, it is said that it is the cemetery of generals in the Tang Dynasty, so it is named Jiangzhuang. The village is bounded on the north by Li Qian levee and Daqing River.

Wang Gezhuang: According to legend, the village was built in the Qing Dynasty by Wang Xing, hence the name Wang Gezhuang. The village faces Li Qian levee and Daqing River in the north.

Wangezhuang: The village was built in the first year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403) and moved from Hongdong City, Shanxi Province to Maoliu. Because of avoiding loneliness and seeking prosperity, it was named Wangezhuang. The village is bounded on the north by Li Qian levee and Daqing River.

Dadonggezhuang: The village was built in the Ming Dynasty and was named Zhujiatai because Zhu lived there. Later, Wang, Li and Dong were renamed Dadonggezhuang because of their powerful influence.

Xiaodonggezhuang: Built in the Ming Dynasty, the village was originally named Zhaogeta Village. Because it is close to Dadonggezhuang, it was renamed Xiaodonggezhuang.