The damage to sluices under earthquake can lead to serious consequences. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the selection of sluice sites and the design of structural safety of buildings, and necessary actions should be taken. The geological conditions of the alluvial plain in the lower Yellow River have a certain degree of similarity, with the representative soil on both banks of the Yellow River characterized by alternating layers of silt and sand, high compressibility, and easy liquefaction. The method of using enclosure piles to penetrate the liquefied soil layer to deal with foundation liquefaction is relatively economical and suitable for engineering conditions in the lower Yellow River. The enclosure adopts a "grid-type" layout, dividing the foundation into several independent yet interconnected rectangular units. This "grid-type" layout maximizes the use of original soil, gives full play to the deformation coordination performance of flexible piles, and ensures the contact between the bottom plate and the soil.