Taoism has produced Maoshan, Longhushan and other schools since ancient times, such as Yinshan School and Lushan School. What else is there?

Taoism can be divided into Dante school and Fuxi school according to the magic principle, that is, Quanzhen school and Zhengyi school, which is also the result of the differentiation and confluence of various Taoist schools for thousands of years. Quanzhen religion, also known as Quanzhen religion and Quanzhen religion, is a Taoist school founded by Wang Zhongyang in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Quanzhen Taoism has established a jungle system of preaching, requiring Taoist priests to become monks, live and practice, not to persuade their wives and not to drink alcohol; Its teaching aims at the wit of the three religions, the understanding of the mind and the uniqueness of truth; The essence of his cultivation is quietness, disinclination, spiritual cultivation and alchemy, taking shame as the internal practice and preaching to help the world as the external practice, so as to achieve both merits and virtues and prove the truth, which is called "all truths". Under the impetus of Qiu Chuji, Quanzhen Sect has been developing and growing, and now it has become the mainstream Sect of Taoism in the world, including Longmen Sect, Huashan Sect, Jingjing Sect, Sanfeng Sect, Laohuashan Sect (Chen's Kanyu Sect) and Nanzong Sect. Zhengyi was formally established in the eighth year of Dade in Yuan Dynasty (1304), and Yuan Chengzong awarded Zhang Yucai the title of "Zhengyi Leader". In addition, there are many folk Taoist schools, such as Fujian Trinity, Hong Kong Congenital Taoism, Taiwan Province Guan Yi Taoism, Korean Tiandao Taoism, Vietnamese Gao Tai Taoism, and Southeast Asian moral education.