Because "pole" is connected with "pole", it was called "pole head" in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which can be found in Dipuzhi, Volume 21 of Jinjiang County Records of Daoguang Edition. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi (166 1), in order to deal with Zheng Chenggong's anti-Qing activities, the Qing court implemented a strict policy of moving to the border and moved the coastal people in Quanzhou. At that time, the coast of Yongning was designated as a forbidden area, the wall of Yongning Acropolis was demolished, and the city stone was transported to Gantou to build Gantou Village. Daoguang's "Jinjiang County Records" Volume 10 "Guan Aizhi" records: "Gantou Village is in the nineteenth capital. The week is one hundred and seventy feet four, the base is ten feet five inches, the height is ten feet six feet five inches, and the door is one. " The Zhaimen of Gantou Zhaimen was named "Yongjing Gate" (Zhaimen stone carvings are now collected in shishi city Museum). Later, Gantou Village was gradually abandoned. Nowadays, the walled city no longer exists, but the place names such as "Gantou Village" and "Zhaicheng Foot" are still circulating today.
The club head is adjacent to the east of the pit. Because the east of the pit was called "Azuma Tani" in ancient times, the club head was also called "Gu Xi". In May, 2003, shishi city Museum excavated an ancient tomb of Ming Dynasty on the hillside behind Xukeng in Baogai Town. The tombstone is engraved with "Gu Xi". According to the records of Cai's genealogy, the head of the society was called Xizhaikou (the place name of this corner is still in use today). During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Hanshui River and Taiwan Province dry port met, and Gu Xi Chua's family moved to Taiwan Province Province one after another. In order to maintain the blood relationship with the ancestral family, the Cai family who moved to Taiwan Province continued to use place names as family lights, which became a historical witness of the blood relationship between Fujian and Taiwan.