Yixingbu Town is located in the north of Tianjin, bordering Hebei District, with an extremely advantageous geographical position. The town's "three railways" (Jingshan, Jinji and Beihuan Railway) and "Five Roads" (Jinwei Highway, Jingjintang Expressway, Central, Outer Ring and the radiation connecting Central and Outer Ring) pass through the town vertically and horizontally. It is 6 kilometers away from the city center, 45 kilometers away from Tanggu New Port, 3 kilometers away from Tianjin North Station, and only 1 km away from the largest railway transportation marshalling station in North China, which has formed three major advantages of land, sea and air transportation leading to home and abroad. The town covers a total area of 224.8 square kilometers, with a total population of 80,000, including 29,000 permanent residents (agricultural population10.7 million or more, non-agricultural population10.2 million or more). In 2003, the town's GDP reached165438+600 million, and the per capita net income was 8,000 yuan.

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The origin of the name of Yixing Port in Tianjin is indeed related to Yixing in the south of the Yangtze River. In the early Ming Dynasty, in order to build the city of Beijing, a large number of Yixing migrant workers (boatmen) transported urban construction materials from south to north along the Grand Canal, and settled ashore here. Because Yixing people live in compact communities, it is the location of the dock (port), so it is called Yixing Port.

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In the Ming Dynasty, in order to attack the shortage of sailors in North Korea (now North Korea), Yixing Port in Tianjin mobilized about 500 sailors who could row boats from Yixing in the south of the Yangtze River and gathered for training at Yixing Port in Tianjin today. Later, due to the reconciliation with North Korea, the imperial court cancelled the attack plan, and those enlisted Yixing sailors could only marry and have children in the local area and thrive. Later, it became the dock of Yixing people. So it's called Yixing Port. Up to now, Yixing Port dialect is very similar to Yixing dialect.