Yes, because the original airport was on the other side of the current airport road, because it was adjacent to Baiyun Mountain, it was named Baiyun International Airport. Later, Baiyun District was established, and Baiyun International Airport was also within the jurisdiction of Baiyun District. Later, the city expanded, and the airport moved to the junction of Baiyun District and Huadu District. Some places belonged to Baiyun District and some belonged to Huadu District, so it was called Huadu Airport and New Baiyun Airport, but the official name was Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.