Is the moral Buddha too old?

Moral Tianzun, the full name of "Taiqing Moral Tianzun", also known as "Taishang Laojun", is one of the gods in the "Sanqing" of Taoism, ranking last in the "Sanqing", and it is said that he lives in Taiqing Wonderland in Rhoda Heaven.

Taoism believes that Laozi, a Taoist philosopher, is the embodiment of the old gentleman, with countless people as the monarch and the world as the teacher; Because of its Taoist classic "Tao Te Ching", it is called Laozi's moral respect for this chaos, and it is also regarded as the founder and ancestor of Taoism by Taoism.

The immortal image of the old gentleman in Taishang

There was a saying in the Eastern Han Dynasty that the position of the old gentleman was too high in Taoism. Ge in the Eastern Jin Dynasty described the image of the old man in detail, enriching the immortal legend of Laozi. There is a saying of "one gasification and three cleanness" in Tang and Song Dynasties, and there is a saying of "Laozi's eighty-one" in Yuan Dynasty, which is a continuation of Laozi's immortal theory.

The "old gentleman" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty has a concrete immortal image. "Bao Puzi's Miscellaneous Answers" records: "The old gentleman is really in shape, thinking about it, surnamed Li Mingyong, the word Bo Yang, nine feet long, yellow, bird's beak, rhinoplasty, five inches long eyebrows, seven inches long ears, three miles up and down, full of gossip."