Which temple does Qingyang Palace go to for fortune telling _ Which temple does Qingyang Palace go to for fortune telling?

The guide word of Qingyang Palace is 600 words.

Today's Qingyang Palace has an elegant environment, and the bells often ring. As the first Taoist temple in western Sichuan, its architectural scale and cultural connotation rank first in the country. More than 1000 years ago, the great poet Lu You once described it as "Twenty-Fragrant Flowers, Qingyang Palace to Huanhuaxi." Now, let's learn about the Taoist culture that originated in Sichuan and look for the remains of the legendary story that Lao Tzu told Guan Lingyi Xi. After entering Qingyang Palace, please be careful not to make noise and keep the environment clean. Ok, please follow me.

Please look at the schematic diagram of this scenic spot in front of us. Today, the scenic spots we are going to visit are Shanmen, Lingzu Hall, Bagua Pavilion and Sanqing Hall, Doumu Hall, Saying Platform, Birth Platform, Huangyu Hall and Tangwang Hall.

Ladies and gentlemen, after crossing the mountain gate and Lingzu Hall, what is now presented to you is the landmark building of Taoism-Bagua Pavilion. This pavilion is the most distinctive Taoist building in Qingyang Palace.

The Eight Diagrams Pavilion was built in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and rebuilt from the 12th year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty to the 8th year of Guangxu, covering an area of 289 square meters. Speaking of this, some friends will wonder why it is called the Eight Diagrams Pavilion instead of the Nine Diagrams Pavilion and the Ten Diagrams Pavilion. In fact, on the whole, this exhibition hall is compact and exquisite. The whole exhibition hall is carved with 80 dragons. Everyone should have heard the story of Laozi's eighty-one years old, which symbolizes Laozi's eighty-one years old. This is designed according to the Taoist theory of yin and yang gossip. According to Taoist gossip, it is decorated with sixty-four hexagrams and based on gossip. That is, "the sky is round and the place is round, yin and yang are born together, and gossip is combined with everything" is the philosophical symbol of Taoism, so the pavilion is named "gossip pavilion"

Ok, now please follow me into the exhibition hall to watch. Look at the old man riding a green cow on the altar. He is the originator of Taoism-Laozi. Can you understand the incisive philosophical theory of Taoism from the couplets of "Ask where the green ox rides and the yellow crane flies from the sky"?

Oh, by the way, a tourist asked me just now why this pavilion has a south gate, but also a west gate and an east gate. Which friend can answer this question? Well, this gentleman is really knowledgeable. It is easy for everyone to understand the setting of the south gate. As we all know, most of the ancient buildings in China face south, that is, the main entrance opens in the south. As for the opening of the East Gate, it was set according to the story of Taoism that "purple gas came from the east". What about Simon? Think about the portrait of Lao Zi that we just saw. Is he riding a green cow to the west? On the way to the west, I passed through Hangu Pass, so the setting of the West Gate was specially set according to the legend of Laozi's "Hangu Pass".

Well, fellow travelers, you should have a preliminary understanding of Taoist culture through our visit to Qingyang Palace. Now, let's go to the vegetarian health center for a meal and feel the rebirth of Taoism, and the harmony between man and nature!