There is a village named "Dacun" at the northern foot of Longshan Mountain, and a small river (Liu Cun River, a tributary of Moshui River, it is suggested to change its name to "Yulong River") flows quietly in the south of the village, where the scenery is beautiful and pleasant. It is said that the black dragon king-tailless Lao Li was born in this place. There is a "laundry place" of the dragon mother king on the river; In the village where the Black Dragon King was born, there is a high port called Baoziding. 70% of villagers in the village are surnamed Li. Why did the big village become Lao Li's hometown without a tail? After analysis, the big village is close to Longshan, and there is a small river in the south of the village. There are many Li surnames in the village. These factors all meet the legendary conditions. Therefore, people also created relics such as "Huan Yi Land" and "Leopard Top", which made the legend more real.
The Legend of Lao Li without Tail was selected as a national intangible cultural heritage. In Jimo, Lao Li, who has no tail, is regarded as the "Dragon King God" who spreads sex and protects the people. As we all know, it is widely circulated. There are many stories about Lao Li without a tail in Han folklore, but the outline is similar: it is said that a long time ago, in the big village under Longshan, there was a family named Li, whose wife Wang was washing clothes by the river, got pregnant and gave birth to a little black dragon, whose tail was cut off because of his father's mistake. The little black dragon was in pain. One paw grabbed the "patio" on the top of the mountain and flew to Heilongjiang (it was said that it was originally called "Bailong River"). It is the tradition of Jimo people to miss their hometown and remember their parents. Lao Li is busy guarding Heilongjiang, and usually has no time to go home to visit, but he will definitely go home to visit his mother on June 13 every year. Due to the tight time, thunder and lightning, back and forth storms ... until today, whenever it rains and winds, people will say, "Old Li with bald tail went home to see my mother!" "
The Battle of Heilongjiang White Dragon was actually a heroic feat of Lao Li, who had no tail, leading the villagers to resist foreign aggression and defeat Russia. According to their own image, Jimo people have created a heroic image of an ideal tailless Lao Li who can represent the interests of the Han working people, dare to speak for the people and do things for the people. Because of this, the legend of Lao Li without a tail shows great vitality and is regarded as a "protector" by Shandong people in the northeast.