Is there really an advanced Taoist temple in Longhushan, Jiangxi?

According to Taoist classics, Zhang Sheng, the fourth generation descendant of Zhang Ling, settled in Longhu Mountain in the Three Kingdoms or the Western Jin Dynasty. Since then, the descendants of Zhang Tianshi have been living in Longhu Mountain, and/kloc-0 has been passed down for 63 generations for more than 900 years.

Longhu Mountain is located 20 kilometers southwest of Yingtan City, Jiangxi Province. In the middle of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Daoling, the founder of Zhengyi School, was an alchemist here. According to legend, "Dan Cheng Long Hu", hence the name of the mountain. Tianmen Mountain is the highest, with an altitude of 1300m.

Longhu Mountain is the eighth world natural heritage, world geological park, national natural and cultural heritage site, national AAAAA-level tourist attraction and national key cultural relics protection unit in China.

Longhu Mountain is a typical Danxia landform scenic spot in China and the birthplace of Taoism in China. It joined the World Geopark Network in 2007. The Danxia landform of Longhu Mountain is two Danxia mountain bodies composed of late Cretaceous continental piedmont pluvial-alluvial fan massive red glutenite developed in the south of the middle section of Xinjiang Basin in southeastern China.

Geomorphology:

Longhu Mountain and Guifeng Mountain contain important morphological types of Danxia monomer and group in subtropical humid areas of China. The diversity of morphological types has created the uniqueness of Danxia peak forest landform combination and pictographic Danxia landscape.

The Danxia landform in Longhu Mountain and Guifeng area covers almost all subtropical humid areas. The morphological types of Danxia population in Longhushan and Guifeng areas are flat-topped and dome-shaped peaks with erosion residue. The coastal zone of Luxi River and Guifeng is marked by the Danxia landform of the peak forest, which is a typical landform of the Danxia peak forest in the wide valley.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Longhushan