Where is Liu's hometown in Nanyang Sheqi?

Liu Laizhu, the ancestor of Liu's hometown, is said to be a descendant of Liu Bang in Han Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, he moved from Hong Tong, Shaanxi Province to Liujia Village on the east bank of Tonghe River, where his descendants lived for more than 600 years. Tonghe Qingshi Bridge was built by the Liu brothers at that time. The Liu family is also committed to education. At that time, the primary school was built in Liu's old house in Liu's hometown village. Liu's descendants taught and educated people here for the benefit of the people in all directions. During the land reform, the Liu family's old house was demolished and the furniture and building materials were divided, which was a victory. Liu's descendants are divided into four places, mostly doctors, teachers or researchers.

In the late 1990s, Liu's descendants held ancestor worship ceremonies, compiled genealogies, sang three-day operas and erected stone tablets on Liu's tomb.