Zijingshan is located at the junction of several counties. After the middle of Qing Dynasty, it used to be a land traffic tunnel for Zhou Xun, Liuzhou and Wuzhou. On a map, Old Wuxuan County Records marked Dongzhang Street, a narrow path from Dongxiang to Zijingshan in wuxuan county, as "thoroughfare avenue". After liberation, scholars studying economic history came in an endless stream, looking for the development of capitalist commodity economy in modern Guangxi along this "avenue".

Such a "thoroughfare avenue" also extends from the north of Zijing Mountain to Xiangzhou County through the flooding boundary. According to historical records and the old people of Zijingshan passed down from generation to generation, after the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (the end of 65438+1940s), a large number of "mountain-crossing tourists" traveled along this rugged path, passing through the south of Zijingshan, then passing through Jintian Plain, and transported all kinds of mountain products and local products to the Dahuanghekou on the Jiang Xun River, and then transported them to Wuzhou and Guangzhou by water. Crossing the Dongxiang boundary and the flood boundary to the west and north, a large number of so-called "foreign goods" such as "East Salt", "Foreign Yarn" and "Huoyou" were transported to Wuxuan and Xiangzhou, and then to Liuzhou and Guizhou. These "mountain tourists" are all on the road, ranging from dozens of people every day to two or three hundred people every day.