Meicheng Town has been the cultural, educational and health center of Anhua since ancient times and the birthplace of Meishan culture. The place name of Meishan originated from a Vietnamese who moved in during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and its leader was Mei. At the end of Qin Dynasty, a legend appeared in Meishan: Mei Juan. He helped Han break the Qin dynasty and was named "100,000 households". But he didn't want to be an official and died in seclusion. Meishan used to be a place of "waste clothes". Residents "don't give tribute" and there is no corvee. There are many ethnic groups in ancient China. The Han Dynasty was called "Changsha people in Wuling", the Jin Dynasty was called "Hunan people", the Southern Dynasties was called "Liao", Liang and Sui were called "Mo", and the Tang and Song Dynasties were called "Meishan people" or "Meishan Yao". Before the Han Dynasty, Meishan established the Kingdom of Tusi, and The Biography of Hanshu Guangdong recorded: "There is Changsha in the northwest, among which barbarians are also kings" (when Meishan moved to Changsha County). From the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty, Fu Hanyang, the leader of Zuo Jia in Fuyi, once had Meishan, whose political, economic and cultural center was located in Meicheng. In the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty (977), the court sent Zhai Shousu to attack Meishan to help Hanyang die. Since then, Meishan has been occupied by Su Shi, the leader of Yao nationality. In the fifth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1072), the imperial court sent a chapter to mourn "Kaimeishan". Su Gan, the leader of Meishan, was forced by the situation, but led the generals to defect. Anhua was a county in Xining for five years in the Northern Song Dynasty. After the Southern Song Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he ruled the county in Meicheng. 195 1 autumn, Meicheng moved to Meicheng Town after the county magistrate moved to Dongping. The area includes the urban area and several villagers' groups in Ziyun and Liang Yi villages. 1987 and 1996, Yiquan, Donghua and Tian Xin were successively merged into Meicheng Town, and Lilin Township was merged into Meicheng Town in February 2006.

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