Fortune telling in Jiezhou Guandi Temple _ Is it accurate to tell fortune in Jiezhou Guandi Temple?

Guandi Temple is located in Xiezhou, which is found in many cities, but Jiezhou Guandi Temple is the ancestor of Wu Temple, located in Xiguan, Jiezhou Town, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province. North of Yanchi, facing Zhongtiao Mountain. Jiezhou Guandi Temple was built in the 9th year of Huang Kai in Sui Dynasty (589). The Song and Ming Dynasties expanded and rebuilt, and it was destroyed by fire in the forty-first year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1702). It took more than ten years to recover.

Jiezhou Guandi Temple has a total area of 260,000 square meters and more than 200 houses. It is divided into two parts: the main temple and the Jieyi Garden. It is the largest existing palace-style Taoist architectural complex and Wu Temple, and is known as "the ancestor of Guandi Temple" and "the crown of Wu Temple".

The practical significance of Guandi Temple;

Loyalty in Guan Gong's culture has become the cornerstone of increasing social stability: "Loyalty and righteousness unite Chinese sons and daughters, and Spring and Autumn Annals represents the national spirit".

Guan Gong's belief value lies in that his behavior constitutes a model of ethical values advocated by the rulers: loyalty, filial piety, righteousness, courage, sacrifice for the country, being born virtuous, and dying a ghost. Guan Gong's culture takes "loyalty, righteousness, benevolence and courage" as its core, which is essentially a kind of moral worship. It is rooted in the soil of national culture, integrates the ethical spirit of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and has a distinct nationality.