Jingjiang city was called Mazhou and Matuosha in ancient times, and was built in Chenghua seven years in the Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jingjiang had not yet become a land, and only a unique mountain peak named Gushan emerged in the surging river. The tidal erosion of the river gradually swelled a sandbar at the foot of the lonely mountain, and the sandbar became a piece of land, which people called Matosha. The scenic spots in Jingjiang include Gushan, Gushan Temple, Binjiang Music Flower Sea Park, Mucheng Park, Xiaoqiaogang Landscape Belt, and Liyuan.