The Origin of Village Names in Li Lou

During the Jin Dynasty, Li Dajiao, a villager, made a living by fishing, and his family was poor. His mother saw that he was too old to get married, so she divined for her son. Bu Renyun: "When bigfoot grows to 18 kg and a half, he will be lucky." Five years later, his wife died. Li Dajiao is so sad that he still cries day and night in the rain. Because there was too much mud on his sandals, he fell to the ground in the reed depression. As he struggled to get up from the deep mud, he suddenly came across a stone box. When he opened it, he found a lot of gold and silver in it. Later, he used the money to buy a wealthy businessman, enjoyed a hundred miles of wealth, and built a luxury building called Lijialou. Since then, Liu, Han, Wen, Qin and other surnames have moved in one after another, until the Qing Emperor Kangxi. In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), the county annals contained "Lijialou". 1950, renamed Li Lou.