Langgezhuang West Village is adjacent to Langgezhuang East Village, Qiandaying Village, Xizhuang Village, Hanyuanzi Village, Niantan Village, Gaojiapu Village, Dazhuang Village, Langya Village, Yihezhuang Village, Langya Village, Nanchengzhuang Village, Langya Village, Li Zhuangzi Village and Langya Village. There are tourist attractions such as Beijing Wildlife Park, Beijing Daxing Wildlife Park, China Cultural Park, Liu Min Ecological Farm, Nanhaizi Elk Garden and China Printing Museum near Langgezhuang West Village.

There are some specialties in Langgezhuang West Village, such as Daxing Watermelon, Anding Mulberry, panggezhuang Jinba Huangyali Pear, Lihua Village Pear, Daxing Pear and Angong Niuhuangwan, which belong to Huangcun Town. Located 7 kilometers south of Huangcun Town, Daxing District, it was once rated as a civilized village in Daxing District by Daxing District Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee.

Brief introduction of Langgezhuang West Village

The village is located in the flood plain of Yongding River, with rectangular and massive settlements. Cultivated land area 1250 mu, and there are 24 industrial enterprises in the village. Most villagers earn income through land transfer, house rental and re-employment. By 20 14, the village collective income was 7.006 million yuan, and the per capita net income was 22,794.3 yuan.

According to the Records of Langgezhuang West Village, in the early Ming Dynasty, Judy of Ming Taizu seized the position and moved the capital to Shuntianfu, Yanjing. Several of his stragglers landed on the ground and gradually became a village, named Wolf Tiger Village, which means Tiger Tiger Tiger's Teacher. In the early Ming Dynasty, it became a village, under the inspection department of Lixian in Daxing County, Shuntianfu. It is changed to 24 districts of Beiping 1928, Huangcun Town 1956, panggezhuang People's Commune 1958, Tiantanghe Farm 1963 and Huangcun People's Commune 1968.