The epitaph of the Ming Dynasty records that this village was formed in the early Ming Dynasty. At first, only five families released their horses for Lu in Yanzhou. The northeast of the village is close to the big school for training. Originally known as Nga Ka Tsuen, it was later renamed Nga Ka Tsuen. 1980 During the census of geographical names, it was renamed as wucun because of the same name as Wujiacun in Caohe Township.