Jinshan, 38km away from Chifeng New Town, is the seat of Harqin Banner People's Government. Harqin Banner has invested more than 1 billion yuan for the construction of Jinshan town. According to the concept of "landscape gardens, ecological livability and cultural characteristics", a number of key town construction projects have been implemented one after another, with the main urban area reaching 7.6 square kilometers and the urban population reaching 81,5. Jinshan Town has successively won the honorary titles of national town with beautiful environment, national advanced town in creating civilized villages and towns, top ten charming towns in the whole region and demonstration town in small town construction in the whole region.

Jinshan Town is located in the middle of Harqin Banner, 48km from Chifeng-Chengde Highway. It was renamed in 1966. In the eighth year of Qianlong (1743), Zasak, the fifth generation of Harqin Banner, and Minzhur Labutan, the second son of Shuofu Jiale Tibetan, were created as the auxiliary duke of Jin Gushan Beizi, so they were called "Gongye" when they were called "Dagong" and built a mansion, hence the name "Gongye Mansion". Before the 34th year of the Republic of China (1945), there were many feudal nobles' houses in Gongye Mansion, such as East Yamen, West Yamen, Former Yamen, Back Yamen, Small Mansion and Eight Masters, and their land occupied more than 9% of the total land area of the town. In 37 years of the Republic of China (1948), the coalition government of Jianxi County in Harqin Right Banner moved from Wangye House to Gongye House, and in 1966 Gongye House was renamed Jinshan Town.

by 1995, the whole town had 9 village committees, 73 village groups and 4 community committees. There are 8,79 households with 33,584 people in the town; Among them, the non-agricultural population is 16754. There are 17,299 Mongolians, which are inhabited by Mongolians. Jinshan Town governs: Huashan, Longquan, Plaza and Jinyuan 4 community neighborhood committees; There are 9 village committees in West Village of Henan, East Village of Henan, Jindong, Hougou, Hebei, Xifu, Haosonggou, Maanshan and Yingtaogou. There are Lingyue Temple and Kangning Temple in Gongyefu Street. Lingyue Temple was built in the middle and early Qing Dynasty, and Jiqing Temple is located in the west, which is the home temple of Princess Heshuo Duanjing, and Longquan Temple, an ancient temple in the deep mountains. At present, Lingyue Temple and Longquan Temple still exist, and they have been listed as key cultural relics protection units in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and they have been repaired by state and local funds. The mosque in Gongyefu Street was also rebuilt after 1985. The development of Gongyefu business began in Yongzheng and Qianlong years (1735-1795). Due to the reclamation of Mongolian land and the influx of Han people, the number of shops increased day by day. First, Shanxi people opened the "Liyuandang", which was changed to "Tongxingdang" in the seventh year of Guangxu (1881) and became the largest firm in Gongyefu Street. Since then, there have been more than a dozen large firms in Gongyefu Street, such as "Thai Cuiyu" Shaoguo, "Jinquanhou", "Lixing", "Lihuichuan" and "Zhichengxin". In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (196), a fair was set up in Gongyefu Street, with two rows and seven rows every day. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Gongyefu has become a small town outside the Great Wall with active folk trade. Later, due to the warlord melee, social unrest, especially the invasion of the Japanese army, the business of Gongyefu gradually declined. After the founding of New China, under the leadership of China * * * Production Party, the people took charge, and the business activities of Gongyefu became increasingly active. Especially after the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of China * * * Production Party, under the guidance of the reform and opening-up line, the town's economy was prosperous, with sufficient supply and stable prices. Now, state-owned, collective and private commercial outlets are all over the town.