There is a Wang Yao Temple in the north of Zuocun Village, Li Gui, Baijianfang Township, Shanyang District, Jiaozuo suburb, adjacent to Yuntai Avenue, which was built many times in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. According to relevant historical records, there was a temple near the existing temple in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there were still ruins in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. According to the records of Xiuwu County in Song Dynasty, during the reign of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, a Shenxian Temple was built on its site to worship three goddesses, fairies and daffodils. In the second year of Wude, Tang Gaozu (6 19), Sun Simiao planted grass as reeds behind Tianxian Temple, dug wells to get water, planted thousands of cypresses, processed medicinal materials and traveled among Taihang Mountains. According to the Tang Inscription in the Inspiration of King Zhao Hui of Wang Yao Temple, Sun Simiao has lived in Tianxian Temple (now Wang Yao Temple) for 26 years since he was 32 years old, the longest one being 8 years. Li Jianchen, king of Zhao Hui in the Tang Dynasty, took the Temple of Immortals as his palace and communicated with Sun Simiao. The temple was expanded and Wang Yao was strengthened. There is a strange stone tablet in the temple, which is now in Wang Yao Temple. There is a square hole above the front of the memorial tablet, a round hole below and a statue in the middle. There are peony and lotus patterns on the top, left and right. According to the patterns, lines and patterns of this monument, relevant experts have verified that it really belongs to the Tang Dynasty. According to the records of Xiuwu County in Ming Dynasty, in the second year of Xining in Song Shenzong, Wangxing Palace in Zhao Hui was officially changed to Wang Yao Temple. In the heyday of incense, Wang Yao Temple covers an area of more than 300 mu. In the third year of Daoguang reign (1823) and the twenty-first year of Daoguang reign (184 1), Wang Yao Temple was rebuilt and the temple view was enlarged. There is a Wang Yaojing in Wang Yao Temple. A multi-headed cypress, named Qiantoubai, is also called Yaowangbai. There are two Millennium Sophora japonica trees nearby, which are more than 4 meters apart. Although these two trees have gone through thousands of years of vicissitudes, they are still flourishing and full of vitality.
There are traces of drug traffickers' activities in Bai Xi County, Jiaozuo. The record in Bo 'ai County Records is: In the first year of Tang Gaozong Hui (650), a plague occurred in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. After hearing the news, Sun Simiao, a medical scientist, went to the west side of Yueshan Temple in Bo 'ai County and Ge 'anpo on the east bank of Danhe River to practice medicine and treat the people. He produced a large number of anti-epidemic drugs such as Tu Su wine, which were widely circulated and put out the plague. In the first year of Tang Yongchun (682), Sun Simiao died in Gedangpo. In the second year of Song Huizong's Chongning (1 103), Sun Simiao was called "Miaoying Zhenren" by posthumous title, so later generations also called him "Sun Zhenren". To commemorate Sun Simiao's efforts to curb the plague epidemic, the local people built the Wang Yao Temple on Dang Ge Slope, which was dedicated for many years, and formed a temple fair from the first day of the first lunar month to the 16th of the first lunar month, and then formed an annual medicinal materials conference in front of the temple. 1840 after the opium war, foreign businessmen came to Gedapo for a meeting to buy four Huai medicines and yam eggs. Before liberation, Gedangpo Temple Fair had become the "four markets of Huaiqing medicinal materials" because of the distribution of Huaiqing medicinal materials here.