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The historical name of Zibo.
Zibo is named after Zichuan and Boshan counties. 1945 established the Zibo special administrative region Commissioner's office, and 1955 established Zibo city on March 9.

Zhangdian District Zhangdian City was called Huang Sang Store in ancient times. Because it is located in the transportation hub, many business travelers used to live here. In the Song Dynasty, a shop in Huang Sang was famous for its large courtyard, many rooms and prosperous business. Later, the name of Huang Sang Store was gradually replaced by Zhangjiadian. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was called Zhangdian. 1April, 955, Zhangdian District was formally established.

Linzi District Linzi was originally named Yingqiu. In 859 BC, Qi Xiangong was renamed Linzi. 1970 was renamed Linzi District.

Zichuan District is named after the Zi River flows through the territory. 1956 is called Zichuan District.

One of the Boshan areas is Boshan, with mountains all over the country and little flat land. Boshan means mountainous. Second, because there is a "Boshan" in the southeast, it is named after the mountain. March 1955, changed to Boshan District.

Before the Warring States Period, zhoucun district was located at the junction of hills and plains, hence the name Tian. It used to be called daytime, because few people live in compact communities. Later, due to the change of pronunciation, it was called Ricun because it was close to the water, and it evolved into Zhoucun in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhoucun district was founded in April 1955.

Huantai County, located in Xincheng County, was in the first year of the reign of Emperor Lizong in the Southern Song Dynasty (1228). 19 14 was renamed Qinshui County and later Huantai County. Because there is a circus in Qi Huangong.

Gaoqing county 1948 was formed by the merger of Gaoyuan County and Qingcheng County, and was named after the initials of the two counties.

Yiyuan County was founded in May 1944, named after the birthplace of yi river, China.