The difference between township and township names, what are the townships, and names

As of the end of August 2019, there were 12 townships (towns and streets) in Zhilou Street, Nafu Street, Pomei Town, Reddu Town, Qiaoma Town, Yata Town, Yangba Town, Badu Town, Yanjia Town, Shuangjiang Town, Biyou Town, and Baikou Township.

During the Qin Dynasty, a major reform of the "township system" was carried out, which had a great impact on later generations. According to history, in the Qin period, "one pavilion in ten miles, one pavilion in ten pavilions". The imperial court granted the local government a certain power, that is, according to the size of the population, it could adjust and change the scale and staffing of the "township" at any time, so that the scale of the later "township" system became smaller and smaller, and the status and role were gradually reduced.

During the Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang dynasties, the scale of the "township" was only about 500 households, which could not be compared with the "township of ten thousand households" in the Zhou Dynasty. The "township officials" have complex subordinate relationships and separate policies, dismembering the independence and integrity of the grassroots political power. After arriving in the Middle and Tang Dynasties, with the abolition of the uniform land system and the implementation of the two taxation laws, the internal structure of the landlord class changed, and the township system, which originally implemented the township official system, had begun to transform into a "professional service system".

History:

The "Township System" was founded in the Western Zhou Dynasty and has a history of more than 3,000 years. Theoretically speaking, townships and towns, as a kind of local administrative structure set up by the state, should have the following characteristics: maintaining the integrity of the administrative area, the appropriateness of the population size, the orderliness of the management level, the rationality of the institutional setup, the scientific nature of the functional positioning, the standardization of the organizational system, and the fixity of the name of the political power.

The "township system" has undergone many changes, such as the "township official system," the "service system," and the "autonomy system." "Township official system": that is, the township is the official rule, and the township official is the official.

According to history, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were hundreds of large and small countries and tribes, and the Zhou Dynasty began to establish the "township system" in order to strengthen the social management and control of the township.

Township is the lowest level of political power in China, and it is a rural administrative area below the county level. The earliest township-level system was already known in the Tang Dynasty. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was a township government.

Towns and towns refer to the grass-roots units of administrative divisions below the county and county-level cities, and the same level as the township, all belong to the township section level, the difference between the town and the township is that the area of the town is large, the population is large, the economic development is good, the non-agricultural population is the mainstay, and there is a certain industrial area. If the county (county-level city) ** station is in a town, then it is called Chengguan Town.

Cities, counties, townships and towns are administrative divisions of China. The order of cities, counties, townships and towns from large to small is: city, county, township (town). Townships and towns belong to the same rank. Generally speaking, the township represents the countryside, while the township represents the city.

According to the provisions of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, the administrative regions of the People's Republic of China are divided as follows:

1) The country is divided into provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government;

2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, and cities;

3) Counties and autonomous counties are divided into townships, ethnic townships, and towns.

Municipalities and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties, and cities. Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures, and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.

Legal basis. Article 30 of the Constitution The administrative regions of the People's Republic of China are divided as follows:

1) The country is divided into provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government;

2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, and cities;

3) Counties and autonomous counties are divided into townships, ethnic townships, and towns.

Municipalities and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties, and cities.

Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures, and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.

The main department level is the most common, and a small number of deputy department levels.

China's administrative level is divided into five administrative levels: national level, provincial and ministerial level, department and bureau level, county and department level, and township section level, and each level is divided into principal and deputy positions. **The level of ministries and commissions is what everyone usually calls the five levels of "state, ministry (province), department, department, and section".

In addition to the national level, the other four levels are the four levels of local administration that we often refer to.

Most of the townships and towns under the jurisdiction of most counties in the country are at the department level, and the townships and towns at the deputy department level are relatively rare, but now that the reform system of national administrative divisions has been deepened, many large towns at the department level have been promoted to the level of deputy department heads, and most of the towns at the department level are distributed within the jurisdiction of municipalities directly under the central government and sub-provincial cities.