Is Zhu Yuanzhang's ancestral home in Xuzhou? Does it have anything to do with Huaian?

Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. Han nationality, national hero. Formerly known as Chongba, it was later named Xingzong. The word Guo Rui. Originally from Xuyi, Sizhou (now Xuyi, Jiangsu), he was born in Zhongli, Haozhou (now northeast of Fengyang, Anhui). His ancestral home is Guzhou City (now opposite the Huaihe River in Xuyi County), and his grandfather moved to Haozhou Zhongli (northeast of Fengyang, Anhui Province). When he was young, he was very poor and once became a monk in Huang Jue Temple. At the age of 25, he joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing to resist the tyranny of Mongolian Yuan. After Guo's death, he commanded Guo Department and served as deputy marshal left. Subsequently, he continued to be promoted by virtue of his military exploits. In the seventh year (136 1), Longfeng was named the Duke of Wu, and in the tenth year he called himself the King of Wu. In the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (1368), after basically defeating the peasant rebels and the remnants of Yuan Dynasty, he proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing, with the title of Daming and the title of Hongwu, and reigned for thirty-one years (1368-1398), and established a unified feudal regime throughout the country. During his reign, in order to alleviate the sharp and complicated class contradictions, ethnic contradictions and contradictions among various groups within the ruling class, he implemented a series of policies conducive to social progress, such as resisting foreign aggression, innovating politics, developing production and stabilizing people's livelihood, and vigorously strengthened the centralized rule of monarchy in politics, economy, military and ideology. In line with this, in terms of legal thought, I think that "I will kill China" in view of all kinds of disadvantages caused by lax law and discipline at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.