It was named after the two surnames Liu and Pi in the Qing Dynasty.
Liupi Township in 1950.In 1958, it was renamed Cemetery Commune to commemorate the 82 martyrs of Liu Laozhuang.It was renamed Liulaozhuang Commune in 1964 and Liulaozhuang Township in 1983.In 1996, with an area of 40 square kilometers and a population of 23000, it has jurisdiction over 13 towns including Liulaozhuang, Liupi, Liuhetou, Zhengzhuang, Jienan, Nanying, Yin Songlin, Mawan, Jiangzhuang, Jiashu, Longwotang, Yangzhuang and XiaoweiAdministrative village。[2]
2018, withdrawnLiulaozhuang Township、Guzhai TownshipLiulaozhuang Town was established.The area under the jurisdiction of the former Liulaozhuang Township and Guzhai Township is the administrative region of Liulaozhuang Town. The People's Government of Liulaozhuang Town is located in Liupi Village Committee, with the office address at No. 85, Xuzhang Road.Liulaozhuang Town has an administrative area of 96.09 square kilometers, a population of 46600, and jurisdiction over 18 village committees.(SZF [2018] No. 48)[1]
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It governs 18 villages.
Liupi Village, Nanying Village, Liulaozhuang Village, Zhenghe Village, Jiashu Village, Jiangzhuang Village, Hongxing Village, Yangzhuang Village, Shuangzhuang Village, Tongxin Village[2]
Guzhai Village, Jiufang Village, Yinmao Village, Duikou Village, Xingong Village, Erxu Village, Guxi Village, Houhe Village[3]
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In December 2019, Liulaozhuang Town was selected as "2016 – 2018 Civilized Towns in Jiangsu Province".[4]
In January 2022, the Party Committee of Liulaozhuang Town, Huaiyin District, Huai'an City was selected into the list of advanced collectives to be commended for rural revitalization in the province.[5]
