Huizhou Town has a long history and was first established in the Qin Dynasty. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been the administrative seat of the state and government, and has been called "Huizhou House" in history. When the town was built in the early Republic of China, it was named "Huizhou Town". 1958 belongs to Huizhou commune, 196 1 belongs to Huicheng commune, and 1965 was named as the county seat. Since then, 1984, the original Huizhou urban and rural areas have been merged as a whole. In 2004, the original Nanyuankou Township merged.