Kaihe Village, located 26 kilometers southeast of Liangshan County, is a large village with a surname of 100 and a population of 1 10,000. Kaihe Village, located 26 kilometers southeast of Liangshan County, is a large village with 100 surnames and a population of over 10,000. There are more than 100 surnames in this village, which is a veritable human village. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through the village, and the gate was set here in the Yuan Dynasty, also known as Kaihemen and Canal Shuigang, also known as Kaihegang. Kaihe Town was established in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the town government was stationed here. Kaihe Village is also called Kaihe Town. At that time, it was the canal pier, where merchants gathered and the market was prosperous, also known as Kaiheji. Its location is marked on the historical map of China, and the famous novel Sanyan Erpai records the local customs. Regarding the origin of the village name, the toponymy of Liangshan County in Shandong Province recorded that it was named after the dredging of the Grand Canal in the ninth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 1 1). Every time Gan Long went down to the south of the Yangtze River, he would stop at talk and go ashore. It is said that there is a local plaque inscribed by Gan Long.