Nanpi County, which belongs to Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, is an open county approved by the State Council. It is located in the southeast of Hebei Province, 35 kilometers away from Cangzhou, with a total area of 800 square kilometers. Nanpi County governs 7 towns and 2 townships: Nanpi Town, Fengjiakou Town, Zhaizi Town, Baoguantun Town, Wang Si Town, Wumaying Town, Lu Guan Town, Dalangdian Township, Liubali Township and 3 12 administrative villages.

Nanpi belongs to Paleozoic North China Platform, located in Huanghua Depression. The terrain of the surface is gentle, with a slope of 1/800 ~ 1/2000. The highest altitude is12m, and the lowest is 7m.

Historical evolution:

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Nanpi was under the jurisdiction of Jizhou and Jingzhou several times. In the Five Dynasties, Nanpi County belonged to Cangzhou in the second year of Xiande in the later Zhou Dynasty (955). During the Northern Song Dynasty, Nanpi County belonged to Cangzhou, Hebei East Road. In the sixth year of Xining (1073), Linjin (now Ningjin, Shandong Province) was merged to expand the county territory. Jian Yan in the Southern Song Dynasty lasted for three years (1 129).

Linjin Town is demarcated by Nanpi County. Nanpi County in Yuan Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of Cangzhou, Hejian Prefecture, Zhongshu Province. Nanpi in the Ming Dynasty belonged to Cangzhou, the capital of Hejian, and had jurisdiction over Jiuli. Ten nails per pulp. At the beginning of Qing Dynasty, there were 20 roads in Nanpi. Jurisdiction: 368 villages, the area has been expanded. In the second year of Xuantong (1908), townships were set up below the county level, and Nanpi governed six townships.