The original name of Heping is "Shaolaiping", which is a narrow river terrace on the right bank of Dajia River. The name came about after the "Shaolaishe" community moved here. Shaolaishe originally lived scattered in the northwestern part of Dongmao Mountain and the foothills on the west bank of Dongmao River. Later, due to a lack of cultivated land, the people moved to Misara.
In the 39th year of Meiji, due to the ruling requirement, people were moved to the current place of residence. At the beginning of the move, there were 6 households with 23 people; In the 5th year of Showa (1930), two communities (Baimao and Baimao Aleng) were merged Nansei community. After the war, the Heping Township Office was moved here from Boai, and the name "Heping" gradually replaced the old Xiaolaiping. Heping is the administrative center of the district, where most of the agencies in the district are concentrated, such as the township representative assembly, police station, fire brigade, household registration office, peasant association, junior high school, library, and so on.
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