According to legend, Liu's surname Zhan is famous all over the world. Because he lived in Liuxia (now Liuli Village, Xigongli Town, xintai city), the slave owner falsely called him "stealing feet", so he was called "Liuxiazhi". In the late Spring and Autumn Period, social contradictions intensified and a situation of "thief merchants" appeared. Among the numerous labor resistance struggles, the uprising led by Liu was the largest in the north. At the junction of southern Laiwu and Xintai, there are relics such as Zhanxiong Village, Xiwu Mountain, Jiangshan Mountain, Gushan Mountain and Qishan Mountain, which are the birthplace of Liu Uprising. "Zhuangzi Stole Foot" said that he was "a slave of 9,000, who ran across the world and invaded feudal lords", and wherever he went, "big countries entered the city, and small countries entered the insurance (fort)". But he has a high prestige in the hearts of working people. Xunzi did not say anything: "Stealing your feet and singing your mouth is as famous as the sun and the moon, and it will spread endlessly with Shun Yu." The article "Lu Chunqiu Dangwu" records the five ways of uprising he discussed, namely: "Living in Tibet is holy; Be first, be brave; After leaving, righteousness also; Know the time and have wisdom; Divide equally, benevolence also. " Historical Records says: "His disciples are full of praise." He hated the slave owners, and vowed to "bury the golden cone when he died" and "I will knock their heads when I see Uncle Wang Wu", which reflected his revolutionary spirit. In Ode to the History of He Xinlang, Mao Zedong praised and chanted: "After the thief became famous, Wang Chen rose up and waved Huang Yue, and the song was not finished, and it was oriental white." There is a tomb of Liu in Laoyayu Village under the East Panlong Mountain in Laiwu.