Promoting immersion means the river bank, which refers to the area around Jinchuan River today, also known as Ran Dan and Bin Laden Aladin (both government names). Therefore, people often refer to Daikin Tusi as Randan Jiabu in Tibetan, and even refer to place names, house names and job titles as Randan Jiabu to promote immersion.

Sharon, a descendant of Haila Wood, made contributions in helping Yue Zhongqi go to Nepal, Qinghai and Tibet. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), she was appointed as the Pingding Division of Jinchuan. After Sharon got the seal, she set up another place in today's Dajinchuan, called Promoting the Immersion of Toast, which was the beginning of the division between Jinchuan and Jinchuan.

During the Qianlong period, Jinchuan was conquered twice. The first time was because in the 11th year of Qianlong (1746), Selebon, the toast of Dajinchuan (Selebon's younger brother), imprisoned Wang Ze, the toast of Xiaojinchuan, and seized his seal. In the twelfth year (1747), it attacked Gebushza in the southwest and Zhengming Tusi in the south (now Kangding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province). The governor of Sichuan, Lushan, listened to the invitation and sent troops to bomb, but he was ambushed by the chieftain of Dajinchuan and failed. The Governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi invited him to use the method of "governing by example" to secretly order the chieftains such as Xiaojinchuan, Gebushza and Wang Ba, who are adjacent to Dajinchuan, to send troops to help besiege Dajinchuan. Many attempts failed. Emperor Qianlong made up his mind to punish and create a big Jinchuan, so he transferred Governor Zhang Guangsi from Yunnan and Guizhou to supplement Governor from Sichuan and Shaanxi, and ordered that "the rule of law should be enforced for seedlings" and "roots and seedlings should be eradicated, and the border would be permanently trapped". Zhang Guangsi mobilized more than 30,000 people to attack Jinchuan, a tiny place, in ten directions from the west and south. The first battle of Jinchuan started. From March of the 12th year of Qianlong (1747) to the first month of 14th year (1749), it lasted for nearly three years, and the Qing government mobilized troops from three northeastern provinces and five provinces of Beijing, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu, Yunnan, Guizhou and Hunan, with a total of more than 80,000 people and a cost of more than 20 million yuan. In the end, Yue Zhongqi led thirteen provinces, which was not light.