Building a new house is unpleasant to our neighbors because they want to compete for our land. I hope everyone can help ~ thank you.

During the reign of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, there was a college student named Zhang Ying. One day, Zhang Ying received a letter from home saying that his family had a dispute with his neighbor over a three-foot wide homestead and asked him to use his power to ease the relationship and win the lawsuit.

Brinton smiled calmly after reading the letter, and wrote a poem in the letter:

A thousand miles of books are just for the wall. What's the harm in making him three feet? The Great Wall of Wan Li is still there today, but I haven't seen Qin Shihuang.

After receiving the letter, the family gave up the three-foot homestead. Neighbors saw it and offered to give it to each other. As a result, it became Liuchi Lane, and the story of turning the enemy into jade has been passed down to this day.

The "six-foot lane" came from this. This hutong exists in Tongcheng City, Anqing City, Anhui Province. As a cultural heritage of China, it is a testimony to the harmony and humility of the Chinese nation.

Tolerance and equality, as a virtue, have been advocated in ancient China, but not many people can really do it, especially those who hold high positions and hold heavy power. When Zhang Ying involves the vital interests of her family, she doesn't use her own strength to subdue each other. But with lofty vision and an open mind to persuade family members to give in first.

This seemingly abnormal concept contains higher wisdom and further vision. People who are broad-minded, far-sighted and polite are respected at all times. In today's materialistic world, where money and power are at the forefront, it is even more necessary to advocate this virtue.

The story of "Liuchi Lane" has been passed down to this day because people admire Zhang Ying's generosity. It makes future generations understand that humility is not only a virtue, but also a regulator of interpersonal relationships. As the saying goes, "A distant relative is better than a close neighbor". Dealing with the relationship with the people around us is related to our own happiness.

Now "Liuchi Lane" has become a tourist attraction in Tongcheng Ancient City. Liuchi Lane, located in Shengli Neighborhood Committee of Wenchang Sub-district Office in Tongcheng City, is now the working area of the provincial nursing home, starting from West Back Street in the east, with a total length of180m, all paved with pebbles. The south of the lane is the Prime Minister's Mansion, and the north of the lane is the Wu Mansion.