The Huangshakou Old Enclosure in Laocheng Town was built by Huang Nanshan Gong in the fourth year of the Longqing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1570), with a history of 448 years. This enclosure is 60 meters wide, 50 meters deep, and covers an area of 3,000 square meters. It is a typical loess rammed earth hanging mountain top square enclosure with five buildings, six verticals, four halls, eleven wells, and a small door on each side of the central gate. This enclosure and this village are the places with the most scholars in the history of our county, so there is a saying that "there are more scholars than dogs in Huangshakou, Laocheng". According to legend: Huang Nanshan Gong was kind, simple, hospitable, and generous by nature. He came here in prehistoric times and made a living by building a thatched hut and raising ducks. One day, a Feng Shui master traveled around the world, looking for dragons and exploring veins, passed by this place, and stayed in his house for a few days, and was warmly entertained. In order to thank the host for his generosity, he said to the host before leaving, "This is a Feng Shui treasure land. If you can build an enclosure here, you will be rich and noble in the future." From then on, the Huang family built a fence here through years of hard work and savings, and it took more than 8 years to build this fence. There is also a legend: Huangshakou Old Fence looks like a tiger, the fence sits west and faces east, with its back against the dragon vein of a tiger pouncing on its food. The left and right sand hills of the fence are like the two claws of a tiger, one in front and one behind, with a fierce and realistic shape. There is also a saying that it is backed by the dragon's seal and a beautiful woman looking in the mirror; this fence is built on the pier on the mountainside, with a stream surrounding it, which is called the official jade belt; the gate faces the literary style of Wenchang Pavilion in the old city and Bifeng in the distance; and the gate is in the shape of a tiger head, with two lanterns hanging on the left and right tiger eyes above it. Every New Year or the first and fifteenth nights of the lunar month, when the lanterns are lit, the pigs raised in the Huangshajiao pig-shaped fence one mile away from the gate will howl non-stop, because the tiger spirit in this fence is powerful, and the pigs are frightened and frightened. Therefore, the above Feng Shui cultural pattern constitutes the spiritual power and masculine spirit of the Huang family's descendants, and makes the Huangshakou Old Fence prosperous and talented. According to relevant introductions and genealogical records, in history, the descendants of the Huang family who separated from the Huangshi Laowei in Huangsha Village, Laocheng Town, have multiplied and thrived in Ganzhou City, Nankang City, Xinfeng County, Kuimeishan Town, Heping County, Guangdong, and other places, with a total of 40,000 people. For more than 400 years, they have paid special attention to the traditional concept of learning literature and advocating martial arts, so that those who go out to study, do business, and become officials can have smooth sailing, achieve their wishes, and turn misfortune into good fortune. Therefore, the Huang family genealogy records the following: "Nanshan Gong attached great importance to the education of his children, and many of his descendants passed the imperial examinations and became officials. Most of the high-achieving students in the imperial academy were his descendants. The brothers Lou and Heng were admitted to the county school in the same exam. Lou was selected as a tribute in the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty and was appointed as a military supervisor. Yibi, a student of the school, was a thousand-man commander of Nanxiong Prefecture in Guangdong. Zhongren, a tribute, was a trainer in Baochang County, Nanxiong Prefecture in Guangdong. Zhishang, was a thousand-man commander of Heping in Guangdong. Zhongheng, Lin, was granted the title of Wude General. Zhonghuai, was a thousand-man commander of the rear camp of Ganzhen. Yunjue, a military jinshi in the Wuchen year of the Kangxi reign, was the garrison commander of the central army of the Guangdong-Guangxi Dubiao, the commander of the left army of the Sima of Songtai, and was granted the title of Wude General. Army. Guo Liang, the military affairs of the Guangdong-Guangxi Governor's Biao. Yun Zai, the annual tribute, the instructor of Nanfeng County. Si Qi, a student of the Imperial College, the Fengzheng doctor. Heng Hong, the third place in the Yongzheng Guimao year of the Qing Dynasty, a military scholar, the garrison commander of the left camp of Liuzhou, Guangxi, the assistant governor of the military gate hall, the commander of the Jiangnan Ningbo Guard, and the garrison commander of Huai'an Guard. Ji Fen, a civil scholar in the Gengzi year of the Qianlong reign, the magistrate of Fengjie County, Sichuan and Yongding County, Fujian; in the 45th year of the Qianlong reign, he and Zhu Xin and Liu Lin jointly compiled the "Dingnan Hall Records". Heng Zhong, a military scholar in the Gengzi year of the Kangxi reign, the commander of the Jiangnan Xuanzhou Guard. Heng Ji, a civil scholar in the Bingzi year of the Qianlong reign, the magistrate of Le'an County Instructor. Huangshakou Xiguang, courtesy name Xinyou, had three juren in his family. His second son Zhengqi was a juren in the Wuyin year of the Jiaqing reign. He was the magistrate of Changle, Ninghua, Qingliu and other counties in Fujian, and a co-examiner of the Fujian Enke. In the fifth year of the Daoguang reign, he rebuilt the "Dingnan Hall Chronicle" with his father Xiguang and the hall co-magistrates Lai Xun and Ding Chunlin. His third son Zhengying was a juren in the Xinmao year of the Daoguang reign. He was elected as the county magistrate. Zhengying's grandson Kaixian was a juren and the seventh-rank magistrate of Shangyou County. Binghuan was a tribute student. He was later elected as a prefect and a provincial councilor in Anhui. Huang Min, a graduate of Beijing Chaoyang University, was the lieutenant general director and presiding judge of the Military Law Department of the Central Military Commission of the Republic of China. Heling, fifth rank Guan San, a graduate of Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan, is the magistrate of Xingguo County. Bingying, female, graduated from St. John's University, is the principal of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Cadre School, a member of the Central Supervisory Committee and the State Education Commission, and a member of Red Flag magazine. Bingying's son Xiaohui, a doctor from the United States, is a descendant of the public who used the inheritance and donations of Wenyan and Wenzheng to establish the private Tianyan Primary School and the private Wenzheng Primary School in the early years of the Republic of China to cultivate talents, and cultivated many talents, so there is a saying that "there are more scholars than dogs in the old city Huangshakou". (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)