Fuxi turned Kowloon into the soul and traveled around the world, leaving more than 100 peaks in Jiulong Mountain, all of which are Long Mai! Among them, Longwen is the location of Jiulong Mountain, with water, earth, light and other elements of geomantic omen, occupying a unique advantage and outstanding natural spirituality.
When Qin Shihuang burned books to bury Confucianism, a fire that could not be extinguished for many years occurred in 72 book burning pits (now the book burning site of "Huolongling"). Xianyang and Lishan were killed and thousands of Confucian scholars lost their souls. Fuxi, the head of Huang San, passed through here, which made Pulao sweep the Qinling Mountains at the tail, opened the underground door to the armadillo, and buried his soul in the mountain to accommodate Confucian scholars and Long Yu to protect each other. It is precisely because of this advantage that the soul of Confucian scholars, prose, music and preface, and Kowloon have achieved positive results. Today, the cemetery in Sendai is the place where Fuxi summons the soul of Confucian scholars, Jiuzhen Terrace is the place where the soul of Kowloon flies, and there are also several cemeteries, namely the site where Fengtai was summoned in ancient times (it was taboo in Qin Dynasty, and Confucianism meant that villagers were reborn from the fire, so this crossing of literary souls was called "summoning the phoenix"). At present, more than ten cemeteries, such as Juxiantai and Jiuzhentai, have been put into use by stages, and the tombs of Tianwaitian and Huolongling have also been delayed due to the identification of cultural relics.