Baiban Village belongs to Xianghua Township, Anxi County, Quanzhou, Fujian Province, 9.8 kilometers southwest of the township government, at the foot of Foer Mountain, with an altitude of 983 meters. In ancient times, the place was rich in white bamboo leaves, so it was called white leaf board and white jade board, and later referred to as whiteboard. The village committee is located in Zhaizi, which governs four natural villages and abandoned villages. Anxi is a village near Hua 'an County. The cement road leading to Xiandu Town, Hua 'an County has been hardened for many years, and has since become a connecting village between Hua 'an and Anxi. There are two routes to Xiamen, which greatly improves the plight of remote mountain villages. There is Baiyebao site, which was built in the 27th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1548). Judging from the remains of the existing castle, it was built on the ridge of Shan Lun, facing south, with a width of 100 m from east to west and a depth of north to south. The villagers are mainly surnamed Zhan.

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