Yangliuqing Town is an ancient historical town in northern China. First named Liukou, later renamed Liukou. In the second year of Jin Dynasty (12 14), Liukou Town was established, which was the beginning of the town's administrative system, and it was even more famous at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. Before the Qing Dynasty, Yangliuqing Town was subordinate to Zhangwu, Pingshu, Lucheng, Wuqing, Jinghai and Tianjin. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Tianjin County. After its establishment, People's Republic of China (PRC) was subordinate to Hebei Province, Tianjin area of Hebei Province, Jinghai County, Nankai District of Tianjin and the western suburbs of Tianjin (now renamed Xiqing District). It used to be a north-south water transport hub and a trade distribution center. It has been a thousand years since the town was founded in the Jin Dynasty, and it has gone through the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic dynasties.