Luoding Yuzhe is located in Gemuqiao Natural Village, Shang Ning Village, Su Long Street, luoding city, Guangdong Province. According to the genealogy, the founder of Luoding Yuzhe is Liang Rukui.
Liang Rukui, also known as Liang Bingkui (1900- 1960), is the great-grandson of the 22nd generation of Liangjia Gaogong in Luoding, Guangdong Province, and his father Liang (1875- 1934) was a teacher with the word "Qing". His wife, Chen (190 1- 1968), is from the natural village of Luoding Town Village. The husband and wife have a son Liang (1930-2003), who was admitted to Luoding Normal School when he was young and devoted his life to people's education.
Liang Rukui was born in a farming and reading family. He is hardworking, approachable, honest, charitable and hardworking. He also worked as a teacher in a normal school and was called a scholar in the village. In the early days of People's Republic of China (PRC)'s founding, he chose a place to build a house in his own village (now Luoding Yuzhe's ancestral home is well preserved). Here, there is a saying that "the mountain is dry and the water is dry". The gate faces the Wenbi Peak in tianmashan (Baling Mountain and Balijing), and Zuosha runs from Maanshan to Baling Mountain. The rolling mountains are like a slowly unfolding picture. Later, he also built a reading pavilion in front of his house (originally a wooden structure, now a concrete structure), which is famous for "the sun and the moon are hidden in books, and there are Gankun in the pavilion".
It is understood that Liang Rukui left a precious cultural heritage of "abiding by loyalty and filial piety and enjoying poetry and music", a well-known family training couplet. In 20 14, when later generations restored this house, their eldest descendants (philosophers and calligraphers) rewrote it and hung it at the main entrance of their ancestral home.