Anxiang Township
Anxiang () is a township of Xingtang County, Hebei, China. Anxiang is located  south of the county seat and  by road north of Shijiazhuang. The township covers an area of  and had a population of 39,300 in 2004. Between 1161 and 1187 AD, the Hong Yan Temple was built here, later changed to the Temple of Xi'an Hong. Economy
In 1954, primary agricultural production cooperatives were established, and developed into advanced agricultural producers' cooperatives in 1956. The township is agricultural based with 53,200 acres of arable land, the main crops being red sage root, Atractylodes, Chinese yam, Campanulaceae, astragalus, etc., with an annual output of 900 tons. Aquaculture has developed rapidly and the township has two large dairy farms. However, at the last census, 496 business enterprises were recorded in the township, industries such as plywood, machinery, nutritional supplements, aside from chicken and cattle farming. Administrative divisions
The township contains the following villages:

Xi'anxiang Village ()	
Dong'anxiang Village () 	
Biwei Village () 	
Beixieshen Village ()	
Dongzheng Village () 	
Dongzhengzhuang Village () 	
Yuehuokou Village () 	
Zhanghuokou Village () 	
Mihuokou Village	() 	
Hujiazhuang Village () 	
Dongliuying Village () 	
Xiliuying Village () 	
Dongfuliu Village	() 	
Nanfuliu Village () 	
Xifuliu Village () 	
Beifuliu Village () 	
Zhongfuliu Village () 	
Nanzhangwu Village () 	
Beizhangwu Village () 	
Changxiang Village ()	
Cihezhuang Village () 	
Xizheng Village ()

See also
List of township-level divisions of Hebei

References

Township-level divisions of Hebei