Historical sites in Lv Dongbin.

Yueyang City is close to Dongting Lake, and there are many relics of Lu Xian. There are Lu Gong 'an, Baihechi, the "Lu Gong Cave" where Lv Dongbin's "true image" is enshrined, a "poem wall" with its own theme, and stone carvings made by itself. Yueyang Tower, one of the four famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River, has a "Sanzui Pavilion" on the right side of its main building, which is named after the legend of Lv Dongbin Sanzui Yueyang Tower. Lv Zu wrote: "The green snake in the sleeve is full of courage. Three drunken Yueyang people don't know, Lang Yinfei Dongting Lake. Another sentence in Lv Dongbin's "Qinyuanchun" is: "Stay in Cangwu at dusk, facing Pengdao, and Long song will cross Dongting Lake in the sky. Yueyang Tower was drunk, so he borrowed Yushan as a pillow and let me sleep. There is no trace in and out, and the exchanges are uncertain. Half crazy, half bumpy. Take it with you, carry a basket and a sword, and sell goods. Wandering around the world for many years, once occupied the first banquet in Donghua. Tear down the jade building and plant my strange tree; The Yellow River is shallow, and I grow golden lotus. Break the coral, cross the North Sea and kowtow to the empty throne. It's not difficult. We should achieve 800 and complete 3000. "

Taiyuan

The Chunyang Palace in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and the three-story Geweiting was built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. There are four courtyards in the palace, namely, the temple, the square single-room cloister pavilion and the Wei pavilion. Lv Zu Hall is the main hall. Weiting is the highest, overlooking the pavilion, and the scenery of Taiyuan is vivid. There is also a bronze statue of Guan Yu Lima in the palace.

Guangzhou

Chunyangguan, located in Shuzhugang, Wufeng Village, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, is a quiet place in the bustling city of Guangzhou. Chunyangguan faces south, with a mountain structure, high peaks, deep stone paths, towering old trees and elegant environment. Pure Yang Temple is one of the two Taoist Dojo in Guangzhou. One is sanyuan palace, and the other is pure yang view. People in Taoism in Guangzhou are known as "going to Sanyuan Palace in the north and pure Yang view in the south".

Beijing

Lvzu Palace is the seat of the Beijing Taoist Association and one of the only two Taoist temples of the Beijing Taoist Association. Located at No.0/5, North Shuncheng Street, Fuxingmen, Beijing. Sit west facing east. There are three temples of fire in the west of the mountain gate, three temples of Wenchang in the north, three temples of Lv Zuge in the south, and three temples of Niangniang behind the temple of fire. It is a small Taoist temple and a key protected cultural relic in Xicheng District of Beijing. Originally built in the Ming Dynasty, Luzu Palace is called the "Temple of Fire". During the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, Taoist Ye invested in transforming the Temple of Fire into Yanjing Palace.

Suixian county

Yuanjiashan, also known as Little Penglai and Lvzu Temple, is located in a famous historical and cultural city in Henan Province and is a provincial key protection unit. Reporter Yuan Jiashan, Suixian County, Henan Province: Relying on rich cultural relics resources to develop tourism economy: In Lv Dongbin, one of the Eight Immortals, Yuan Keli, the minister of the Ministry of War of the Ming Dynasty, who was almost killed at sea, was rescued. Yuan Zhishi returned to China to fulfill this wish and built the Lvzu Temple of Yuanjiashan in Suizhou City, which has been worshipped by the world and has become the avenue of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Lu, a classic collection of Taoism in China, records: "On the day of birth, Huai (the father) dreamed that Lu () led a child and said,' Your family has been doing good for generations, and you know how to respect and trust me. Now you will be a little believer. Say: Be a fairy here in the future. That is auspicious. "Sixty years later, Yuan Keli really came to Penglai, where Lv Dongbin appeared, and served as the governor, guarding the sea. He was blessed by Lv Dongbin in the naval battle. Later, Yuan Keli was nicknamed "Shixian" and his hometown was called "Shixiantang". After Yuan Keli retired, he built Yuanjiashan Dojo in the land garden of Cheng Nan Mountain Villa in Suizhou to worship Lv Dongbin. This is an inexplicable coincidence that has puzzled fate and Taoist scholars for hundreds of years.

Xinjin

Xinjin Chunyang Temple, also known as "the first Confucian forest in the world", is 38 kilometers away from Chengdu and covers an area of 120 mu. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Sichuan Province. There are statues of loyal ministers of Confucianism in the "Dazhong Pavilion". "Xiao Zhi Pavilion" is a traditional statue of 24 filial piety, with a large number of famous poems, inscriptions and couplets. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism coexist in one place.

Xi'an

The Eight Immortals Palace, also known as "Wanshou Eight Immortals Palace", is located in Changle Square, Dongguan, Xi. The location of the Eight Immortals Palace is said to be the former site of Chang 'an Restaurant where Lv Dongbin met immortals after drinking. On the left side of the Shanmen archway of Baxian Palace is the Lv Dongbin Daocheng Monument, on which are the official script Chang 'an Restaurant and the regular script Mr. Lv Chunyang Meets Mr. Han Zhongli.

Ruicheng

Yongle Palace dedicated to Lv Zu is located in Ruicheng County, Shaanxi Province. The Tang Dynasty was Yongle County, a house in the middle of the river. It is said that this is the birthplace of Lv Zu, and the "Lv Gong Temple" was built on its house, which was expanded into a Taoist temple at the end of the Jin Dynasty. Destroyed by fire in the early Yuan Dynasty, it was rebuilt immediately. After more than ten years, it was renamed Dachunyang Wanshou Palace, and later called Yongle Palace, which is one of the three ancestral halls of Quanzhen Road. Lv Chunyang's tomb is preserved in the back hill of Yongle Palace. Yongle Palace is a national key cultural relic protection unit, and its murals occupy an extremely important position in the history of China fine arts.

Handan

Lv Xian Temple, a cultural relic protection unit in Hebei Province, is located in Huangliangmeng Town, Handan City, Hebei Province. It was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is said that the story of Huang Liangmeng happened here, so the believers enthusiastically launched it. After the overhaul in Jiaqing period of Renzong in Qing Dynasty, the area reached 9.4 hectares, which mainly consisted of three halls, namely Zhengyang Hall, Chunyang Hall, main hall of Zhong Liquan, the head of the Eight Immortals, and Lu Sheng Hall with murals depicting the story of Huang Liangmeng and the portrait of Lu Sheng, the protagonist.

Lvsi

Origin of Lv Si: According to folklore, Lv Dongbin came to Lv Si four times, so he was called Lv Si.

Fangchenggang city

Fairy mountain Park is named after the legendary fairy Lv Dongbin driving cranes here. Fairy mountain Park is located in the south section of Beibu Gulf Avenue in Fangchenggang, Guangxi, with a planned total area of about 47.23 hectares. The planning aims to build an ecological park environment, meet the needs of residents' leisure, entertainment and tourism development, and create a modern park with reasonable layout, complete functions, convenient transportation and beautiful environment.

Ji 'nan Shengyangguan (Lvzu Temple)

Shengyang Temple, formerly known as Lv Zu Temple, was built in memory of Lv Dongbin, one of the Eight Immortals. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Fan Shiying, the magistrate of Jinan, rebuilt the Luzu Temple (as evidenced by the monument). In the 18th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1679), another great hall was built in the west courtyard of Lv Zu Temple, named Sunrise View. Since then, Lvzu Temple has gradually been called the rising sun view. Yunquan Fairy Hall in New Territories, Hong Kong, is a pure Yang Taoist temple dedicated to Lu Zushi, located at Pingping Road, Pingyang Village, Daguling, North District, New Territories, Hong Kong. Yunquan Fairy Museum was originally located in Xiqiao Mountain 1938, Guangdong Province during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. Xiqiao Mountain fell, and all the Taoist friends of the Fairy Pavilion moved to Hong Kong, which was later established in Des Voeux Road West on 1944. 1975 bought a garden, address. Yunquan Fairy Hall is a famous temple and scenic spot in Hong Kong. It has a China watch, a stone tablet of Tao Te Ching, an eight immortals wall painted with pottery and a hundred-character tablet inscribed by Li Shu Lv Zu.

Nangong Town, Fengshan, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province Province, commonly known as Fengshan Gong Xian Temple, is located at No.220, Section 1, Guotai Road, Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province. During the Qianlong period, villagers set up temples in the new town of Fengshan County to pay homage to Lu Chunyang and other gods in order to achieve peace. Because of the well-known spiritual traces, they also live in the main roads, and the officials and the people give religious sacrifices to each other, and the incense is prosperous. After repeated renovations, the temple looks magnificent.

The Finger Palace in Muka, Taiwan Province Province, commonly known as Muka Gong Xian Temple, is located in the south of Wanshou Road in Muka, Wenshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province Province, and is one of the Taoist holy places in Taiwan Province Province. 1882, Danshui county magistrate Wang came to Taiwan to visit the statue of Yongle Palace in Ruicheng, Shanxi Province, and presented it to Mengga (now Taipei), which was quite famous. There is a plague behind Jingwei (now Jingmei, Wenshan District, Taipei). The gentry of Jingwei greeted the statue of Lv Zu, and the epidemic situation gradually stabilized. In addition, the power of Lv Zu continues to exist, and believers often look for what they want. After years of infertility, they have children or are blind. 1890, a temple called "Finger Palace" was built on the south hill of Muka. The name "Pointing to the Nangong" means "Lv Zu lives in the Nangong in the sky" and "Help the world with a compass". According to Lv Zu's thought of "the confluence of the three religions", Finger Capsule Temple is centered on Taoism and dedicated to Confucius and Tathagata.