When the village was first established, Lo Khe had four main clans that were described in history books as standing firm in storms like pine trees and cypress trees in the forest, like stone pillars in the midst of rushing water, enjoying life with heaven and earth.

By the August Revolution, the village had about 15 clans and through the immigration process, there have now been dozens of new clans.

From the mossy village gate, the banyan tree, the well, the communal house yard to the traditional houses, walking on the alleys and village roads, we encounter rustic, simple images of laughter... a peaceful sound in the ancient village full of countryside character.