The descendants of Lei moved to Xinzhou during Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty. Before that, I had been living in Lu Yi (the hometown of Laozi). "Two copies" means "two rooms" and is a branch of Lei Laoer. At the same time, the Lei family also moved to Dr. Wan and his parents Wan. At present, Shuangliu is the densest settlement of the Lei family in Xinzhou.

This Lei family has lived in Jiangxi since Qin and Han Dynasties. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Xun was guarding Henan, and General Lei Wanchun was his commander. When Linghu Chao invaded Kaifeng, he was ordered to fight Zhang Xun's soldiers. This period of history is also recorded in the history books: "... (Lei Wanchun) Deng Cheng and Ling Huchao did not agree with each other, and Fu Nu was in flames, with six arrows in his face and motionless. The thief was amazed that the tide was confused with Woodenhead, but the spy was real. Tomorrow, Ling Huchao said to Zhang Xun from afar:' I met the general yesterday, and I am very satisfied with my military orders.' ..... "Later, Li Guangbi recovered Luoyang, Hebei and other places were sparsely populated, and he said that loyal ministers would set up a temple on the deathday to enjoy the worship of their children and grandchildren, and Tang Suzong was allowed to play. Therefore, Lei's descendants moved from Jiangxi to Henan to worship, and Henan is the hometown of our ancestors.

Only Tang Gong's father and Ye Renqing were "loyal", so they "married their children well", so Tang Gong was accepted as a son-in-law and married Ye Miaolian Kethleen, but "still established Lei Shi" and was called "Ye Lei Shi". Lei School was written in Gengzi year of Kangxi (1720). In the fourth year of Daoguang (182 1), Ye Lei was sacrificed alone, and temples were built, which was rebuilt in the year of Guangxu Chen Geng (1880). The shrine was later destroyed as a stunner of feudal society in a special era, leaving nothing behind.

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Cai Tanggong moved from Lu Yi to Xinzhou (then under the jurisdiction of Huanggang), formerly known as "Huang Chulei". The earliest person who moved to Shuangliu was Meng Fenzu Gong Li, who was called "Shuangliu Shile" for more than 500 years during Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty 1487. My Lei family experienced the migration of "the nation from Jiangxi to Yuchu, and the land from Xinzhou to Shuangliu". At present, the Lei family in Shuangliu is divided into three families: two families of the Lei family, the doctor family and the Lei family. This is the most concentrated settlement of the Lei family. (Source: Wuhan Xinzhou First Blog/s/blog _ 4ce999850100jub8.html)