"Why Don't Let Him Do a Foot" came from the Qing Dynasty, and the story was named "Liuchi Lane", which became a historical story and originated from the land dispute between the Zhang family and the neighborhood. The background of the story is that during the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Ying was a university student in Wenhua Hall and a minister of rites. The official residence of my hometown Tongcheng is adjacent to the Wu family, and there is an alley between the two courtyards. Later, this story happened because of the land occupation problem.

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The architectural layout of Liuchi Lane is as follows:

Liuchi Lane starts from West Backstreet in the east and reaches Baizitang in the west. Xiangfu in the south and Wuxiangfu in the north, with a total length of100m and a width of 2m, are all paved with pebbles. The main buildings of "Liuchi Lane" include the roadway in the east and the "comity" stone archway, and the "Yiliufang" stone archway in the west.

As a new cultural carrier, the spirit of humility contained in Liuchi Lane's allusions is actually the spirit of China's traditional culture, and its "width" lies not in "six feet" but in people's spiritual realm and harmonious comity spirit.

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Baidu Baike-Liuchi Lane