Liu Dali, the Fifth Jinshi in Raoping, Guangdong Province, whose real name was Liang Zai, whose name was Yu Zhai, was the fifth among the Five Jinshi in Guichou in the 11th year of Yongzheng (1733), and was named the Governor's Office. He is eight feet long, courageous, upright and filial, studious and not an official, and charitable. At that time, he went to work directly for fifty-one years (AD 1786), and he regretted that rice was expensive. Yu Zhai has a private life, fighting side by side with his wife and helping the people. There are hundreds of people in the countryside who depend on them all their lives. They don't think they are self-righteous. 13 children and grandchildren itch, 19 China students are reading books. There are about 300 kilograms of weight-lifting stone benches and four iron broadswords, which are commendable in length, ranging from 200 kilograms to more than 90 kilograms. They are used for practicing martial arts on weekdays.

Liu Dali is the founder of Shijing Old Building (Qingyang Building), and his descendants are distributed all over the world. Address of Shijing Old Building: Shijing Township, Raoyang Town, Raoping County, Chaozhou, Guangdong, China.