It is famous for its red clay cliffs, such as Qianfufang, Luergang, Xiaogezhuang, Zhaowangzhuang and Zhang Tao. Among them, there is an old pear king in Luer Port who is over 400 years old and still bears fruit every year. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the planting area of Laiyang pear was only over 2,000 mu, and the highest annual output was only 200,000 Jin. Now the pear orchard has expanded to more than 500,000 mu, with an average annual output of1500,000 tons. Today, Laiyang Pear has been listed in Shandong Geographical Indications Brand and China Geographical Indications Registration List.

Trademark name of geographical indication: Laiyang pear; Registration telephone number:1219975; Product name: pear; Registered person: Laiyang Fruit Tree Technical Guidance Station; Geographical scope: Laiyang City, Shandong Province, specifically in the Wulong River Basin of Laiyang City.