Liu Jinding, a female general in the Song Dynasty, also known as Liu Jinding, did exist in history. According to local records, Liu Jinding was born in an ominous year. She is the wife of Gao Qiong, the King of the Northern Song Dynasty. She comes from Liu Zhuang, east of Xiao Jian Town, 25 miles northwest of Mengcheng County. About local strongmen.

In the fourth year of the Zhou Dynasty (AD 957), the young general Gao Qiong was ordered to go from Shouzhou (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province) to the capital Bianjing (now Kaifeng City, Henan Province) to reinforce, and after fighting with Liu Jinding in Shuang Suoshan, he felt Liu Jinding's superior martial arts. After understanding and loving each other, they became a loving couple. Liu Jinding immediately sent thousands of fake soldiers and horses with Gao Qiong, crossed the Huaihe River and attacked the Nantang Army. In the area of Bagongshan and Shouzhou, he immediately took the heavy pass with a horizontal knife, defeated Tang Gaoguan and bagongshan district who were stuck by the Southern Tang Army, and then solved the siege of the Song Army.

After the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty, Liu Jinding went north with her husband Gao Qiong to fight against Liao, and helped her husband guard Yanmen, Ningwu and Pianpian, making contributions to the border defense (see Xiong Keqi's Seven Biographies of the Lacquer Garden). After the unfortunate death. Buried with Gao Qiong in Shuang Suoshan. Up to now, there are various legends and relics in the local area.