Located in the south of Laizhou city. Named after Xiaqiubao Town Government. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, summer and autumn moved from Pingdu to this village. The ancient government built forts every ten miles, 40 miles away from the county seat, so it was called forty-mile forts. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Xiaqiubao. The village now under its jurisdiction, 1938, belongs to Ye County, eight districts and nine districts. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, it belonged to the third district (Wang Lu District), fourth area (Fengshan District) and the fifth district (huangshan district) of yinan county. At the end of 1956, it belongs to Wang Lu District and huangshan district City of Yexian County. 1August, 958, Summer and Autumn Commune was established. 1April, 984, changed to Xiaqiu Town. It now governs 49 administrative villages: Dingjia Village, Songjia Village, Diaoge Village, Penwang Village, Lijiazhuang Village, Liu Jia Village, Dachujia Village, Xingjiazhuang Village, Xiaochujia Village, Xiabei Village, Xianan Village, Xia Dong Village, Yingli Village, Gouliu Village, Shajia Village, guo jia cun Village, jiang jia cun Village, Moujia Village, Qianwei Village and Qianwei Village.