According to legend, before the village became a village, a big family named Yao ran here, and it was designated as Yao's graveyard and named Yao Jiayuan, which has been used ever since it became a village. In the 1970s, the original Banqiao Village and the Monk Tomb, two natural villages in the south of the village, merged into a village, which became the present scale. There used to be a tomb of Fengshan, a general of Guangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. The owner of the tomb is a white flag man born and raised in the Han army. His surname is Liu and his name is Yumen. He used to be deputy commander-in-chief and served as Guangzhou general in Xuan Tong for three years (19 1 1). 1998 was strangled by the Revolution Hall. In addition, there are several brick pagodas of Mongolian tombs, and there are still Mongolian epitaphs. The tombs and brick pagodas have been razed to the ground.