The Historical Evolution of Zhangxi Town

Zhang Xi, formerly known as Jinyang (Jinyang, Xuanxian County, Liang Shi), used to be a lake beach. In the Qing Dynasty, a man named Zhang saw this "land of feng shui" and set up camp here to do business, hence the name. In ancient times, Zhangxi was the traffic artery of Chizhou, Raozhou and Jiujiang. There was a post of acting supervisor in Song Dynasty. In Qing Dynasty, there were four official roads in Liu Dong and Zhide, among which Dongchi (flowing eastward through Chang 'an, Lanqiao, Tangtian and Guichi) and Chi Jing (from Jingdezhen to Chizhou) all passed through Zhangxi. Zhang Xi runs through the east and west, flows into Jinsheng Lake, and is connected with the Yangtze River. There used to be a wharf in Zhang Jiatan, which was the intersection of land and water transportation. Mountain products and Pihua in mountainous areas, silk and parallel imports from Xiajiang were transported to various places. During the Republic of China, there were cooperatives in Jiangxi, "June 1st" in Qingyang (six counties and one city in Anqing), and there were cooperatives in Weizhou and local communities, which were responsible for contacting local businesses.

Zhangxi Town is named after the resident Zhangxi.

1952, Zhangxi Town was established when the town was built politically; 196 1, when the system was reformed, 1982 set up Zhangxi Town; 1992, Anhui merged with Wang Po to establish Zhangxi Town; 1995, Wang Po separated.

In 2007, the township administrative divisions were adjusted, and Tambu Township was named after the resident Tambu. Tanbu is a small rural market town with a flat terrain near Jinsheng Lake at its northern end, hence its name from Ferry Wharf and Ministry of Water.

Before 1955, he used to be a resident of Tempu District. Founded in 196 1, 197 1 merged into Wufeng Commune, 1972 was reorganized by Wufeng Commune, and 1982 was changed to Tambu Township).

In the early days of liberation, Baian Township was established, 1958 established Baian People's Commune, 1969 merged into Wufeng Commune, 1972 re-established Baian Commune from Wufeng, and 1982 resumed Baian Township during the system reform. In the early days of liberation, it was Houdian Township, and 1958 was renamed Wangpo People's Commune. When it was restructured, 1982 was changed to Wangpo Township, and when the whole province withdrew its districts and merged with its townships, 1992 was merged into Zhangxi Town, and 1995 was merged into Zhangxi Town.