The ancient scenery of Xu Chong, with its quiet environment, is the essence of the scenery of Luofu Mountain. Huixian Bridge before viewing. There are five halls, including Lingguan Hall, Sanqing Hall, Wong Tai Sin Hall, Lvzu Hall and Gexian Hall, and there are more than 0/00 auxiliary buildings such as squatters.
Sanqing Treasure Hall is the main hall, which was rebuilt during Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. The temple worships the God of Sanqing, accompanied by four true kings, Zhang Daoling, Ge Xuan, Xu Xun and Handcuffs. There are exquisite shrines on both sides, which serve the nine Buddha in the East and the nine Buddha in the West for Taiyi to save suffering. The whole hall is carved with beams and painted with buildings, resplendent and magnificent.
Wong Tai Sin Temple is dedicated to Huang Yeren, a disciple of Ge Hong. According to legend, Huang Yeren and his master Ge Hong were making an alchemy in Luofu Mountain. Once he was on a business trip, and when he came back, the master had become an immortal. Later, he found the master's elixir and left it in the middle of the pillar, becoming a fairy, often in the world. According to legend, he often travels between Shan Ye and is widely welcomed by people. So in the southeast, his incense is very strong.
Lv Dongbin, one of the Eight Immortals, is enshrined in the Luzu Temple. It is said that Su Dongpo met Lv Dongbin in Luofu Mountain and cured his son Su Guo's eye disease.
Gexian Temple is dedicated to the statue of Ge Hong and his wife Bao Gu. Bao Gu, the only daughter of Bao Liang, the magistrate of Nanhai, inherited family instructions from an early age and was good at medical law, especially moxibustion. She is famous for treating warts and tumors, and is called Bao Xiangu in the world.
There are many Gehong relics beside Xuchong Ancient Temple, such as the Dan furnace in Zichuan and the medicine washing pool.
Contact and transportation address: Luofushan, Boluo County, Guangdong Province
Transportation: Go to Guangzhou first, and then take a bus to Luofu Mountain.
Tel: 86-752-66606 1, 6660235
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