In 2005, with the approval of Jiangsu provincial government (document Su [2005] No.29) and Yangzhou municipal government (document Yang Fu Fu [2005] 10), Jiangdu District carried out the adjustment of township administrative divisions: Shuanggou Town merged with Jiangdu Town to establish Fairy Town, and the town government was located in Jiangdu District. After the adjustment of administrative divisions, the administrative area of Fairy Town is 140.38 square kilometers, with a population of 236,000, governing 19 neighborhood committees and 43 village committees. It was called Cai Jiazhuang in the Han Dynasty, Don Juan in the Yuan Dynasty and Fairy Town in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. History books such as The History of the Later Han Dynasty and County Records contain the legend that Du Kang's two daughters became immortals here, hence the name "Fairy Palace". 1949 liberation, called fairy town. May 1966 was renamed Jiangdu town, and July 1978 was renamed county-owned town. 1July, 1994, Jiangdu County withdrew from the county and set up a city, which is directly under Jiangdu Town. 1March, 1995, included in four villages in Zhengyi Township; In April 2000, the original brick bridge town was merged into Jiangdu town; In September of 200 1 year, the original Zhanggang town was merged into Jiangdu town. In May 2005, with the approval of the provincial government, Shuanggou Town and Jiangdu Town merged to form Fairy Town, and the town government was located in Jiangdu District. After the adjustment of administrative divisions, the administrative area of Fairy Town is 140.38 square kilometers, with a population of 236,000, governing 19 neighborhood committees and 43 village committees. May 2 1 was formally established.