Which district does Qingxi in Dongguan, Guangdong belong to?

Qingxi belongs to a town in Dongguan. Dongguan * * * has jurisdiction over 4 districts and 28 towns. District and town are at the same level, and the district in Dongguan does not include town. Cleaning belongs to villages and towns.

Expansion: The four districts of Dongguan include Guancheng District, Dongcheng District, Chengnan District and Wanjiang District.

These 28 towns include: Shijie, Shilong, Chashan, Shipai, Qishi, Hengli, Qiaotou, Xiegang, Dongkeng, Changping, Liaobu, Da Lang, Huangjiang, Qingxi, Tangxia, Fenggang, Chang 'an, Humen, Houjie, Shatian, Daojiao, Hongmei and Ma.

Qingxi Town is located in the southeast of Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, with an area of 143 square kilometers, beautiful ecological environment and complete urban supporting facilities. It has been designated as "National Comprehensive Experimental Zone for Social Development", "National Pilot Town for Small Town Construction" and "National Pilot Town for Comprehensive Reform", and won the honorary titles of "National Top 100 Towns for Afforestation and Greening", "National Top 10 Towns for Foreign Investment Enterprises to Earn Foreign Exchange through Export" and "National Health Town", ranking among the top 50 towns in China.

Qingxi Town has formulated the development strategy of high-tech industry, attracted investment with excellent policy environment and supporting environment, and strived to build Qingxi into a world-wide computer manufacturing base and an "ecological science and technology town" with coordinated development between man and nature.

Qingxi, one of the largest computer production bases in China, is a scientific and technological ecological town. Qingxi is surrounded by Hong Kong, Macao, Shenzhen and Huizhou, and many expressway and national first-class highways pass through it. It is the economic center of southern Dongguan.

The agriculture in Qingxi Town has realized the transformation from traditional agriculture to ecological and urban agriculture, showing the main agricultural production mode of "planting trees on the top of the mountain, planting fruits on the hillside, planting fields at the foot of the mountain, and planting flowers and vegetables in the pit".