Since Lei Zu taught people to breed mulberry and raise silkworms in Nanyang Village, Nanyang villagers have been pragmatic in planting mulberry, and Sang Ma closed down, and the production and living standards have been continuously improved. But they are too poor and love the rich, and their condescending behavior follows, and their simple and kind folk customs are also lost. One day, Empress E Huang (E Huang, also known as E-blind, Huang Ni and Hou Yu, surnamed Qi Yi) was the daughter of Qi Fangxun, an ancient tribal leader, and one of Shun Di's second concubines more than 4,000 years ago, also known as the mother of Lishan. ) According to Shun Di's will, she set out from Lishan and dressed up as a white-haired begging old woman. She came all the way from west to east to Nanyang to observe the people's feelings and opinions. It was midsummer, especially hot. She begged in Nanyang Street. At that time, villagers in Nanyang village saw her holding a broken bowl in her left hand and leaning on a dog stick in her right hand. Nobody paid attention to her. The thirsty Queen E Huang came home without even saliva. After she left Nanyang village, she thought that although Nanyang village was rich in products and farmers had a high standard of living, she was very delicate, looked down on the poor, lacked simple folk customs and had poor public opinion, so they had to suffer. Since I can't even get saliva, let them taste the bitter fruit of water shortage. So she came to the river in Nanyang village and stabbed three sticks in the river with a dog stick. Only the rushing water disappears instantly, leaving a beach full of bluestones. Since then, there has been a river in the Jian River in the west of the village, and a river in the Yangcheng Jian slope in the east of the village, but there is no water in the Nanyang village floodplain for dozens of miles, and the Nanyang River has become a floodplain with only bluestone and no river water for dozens of miles. Since then, the villagers in Nanyang Village have had great difficulty in drinking water, so they can only collect rainwater from dry wells and ponds, or go to Jian River or Jian slope more than ten miles away to carry water and pull water to make a living. This situation lasted until 1944, when Taiyue Branch of China People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University went to Nanyang to run a school, and the head of the school organized students and villagers. At the end of 1944, the Jiannan Canal from Jianhe to Nanyang Village was built, which completely solved the draught problem of Nanyang people.