According to legend, during the Southern Song Dynasty, a branch of the Zhao family, Zong Zheng Division outside Quanzhou, moved to the "Jingwei" area in the village. The Zhao family regarded "Yang Jia Da and Er Sheng Hou" (Yang Jiajiang Yang Dalang and Yang Erlang) as their protectors, so they built the "Sheng Hou Palace" in the village. Later it evolved into a corner place name. For example, according to the genealogy of Li Fan Chun School in Meilin, Qing Dynasty, Lee Sang-il died in the reign of Emperor Kangxi and Chen Geng (1700) and was buried in the "West Bank of Benshan Shenghou Palace".

Due to the Japanese War, Zhao Meilin moved to Luzon (Philippines) in Wanli, and later the family moved to Japan. Now the village retains the corner place name of "Zhao CuO Wai" and the remains of Zhao's ancestral hall. From 65438 to 0989, Mr. Zhao, an overseas Chinese living in Japan, came to Meilin to seek roots and donated money to build the "Meilin Zhao Memorial Pavilion".

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1410-1416), Li Jianbin moved from Fotang 'ao (Yongning New Sandy Land) to Meilin with the ancestor of five ministers. Li Jianbin is regarded as the founder of Li Meilin, and has assigned such separate corners as Dongtou, Xiwei, Shipanding, Zhu Xing and Jielu as place names. Most of the place names in other corners of the village are named after the surname of the settlement, such as the corner where Chen lives, which is called "Chen Daibian"; The high corner is called "high outside" and so on.

At the junction of Meilin and the harbor, there is a "wooden bridge". In the early years, a simple pier was built with stones, and only one board was laid on it, so it was called "single-plank bridge", also called "Dan bridge", and the common name was "nail bridge", so the corner near it was called "nail bridge head". Legend has it that there are a pair of interesting bridges related to the "nail bridge":

Nails are like nails, stones are nails;

A bridge is not a bridge, but the construction of a bridge.

Merlin 3 faces the sea, and the coastal scenery is beautiful. Standing on Wuhu Mountain, looking out. Merlin's terrain is like half a month. The tide rises and falls, and there is a beautiful view of "sinking into the river for half a month". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, "Half Moon Sinking into the River" was listed as one of the "Eighteen Scenes of Yongning".

An anonymous poem "Half Moon Sinks into the River" in Ming Dynasty;

Mei Lingui's eyes are dim and she returns from fishing in the middle of the month.

It is suspected that Chang 'e is tired and half empty.

The poem "Half Moon Sinking into the River" written anonymously in Qing Dynasty;

Meilin's terrain grows like a river, such as semi-submerged deep water.

Heng E has been covered with hooks since ancient times, but now it suddenly falls to the sea.