The history of Jingyuan Yonggu Canal was first built by that surname, in that dynasty and that generation!

The Yonggu Canal irrigation area is located in the north of Jingyuan County and Mitan Township on the north bank of the Yellow River. Founded during the Zhengtong period, Du commanded Fang Gui to organize people to dig black donkey rotating mouth stone holes to divert water to the fields. In the forty-seventh year of Wanli Period, Lu Heng, who was supervising the government's policies, transferred central guards Wan Shixun and Zhang Shangxian to organize local residents and opened canals to divert water to Changwei Beach. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, part of the canal dam weir was washed away by the river. After Si Wang Jianpu dug a hole into the rocky mountain of Nianziwan, he opened another hole the following year to extend the canal. During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, the canal mouth was extended to the head of Maojiayuan, and in the 29th year of the Republic of China, it was extended to Dashawan. The main canal is about six kilometers long, with an artesian irrigation area of ??more than 11,000 acres and a total irrigation area of ??more than 15,000 acres. Among them, the rice area is 7,000 acres, making it the main rice producing area in Jingyuan.