Wei Zi Palace in Wuwangshan

Taoist temple The King of Wu in Jiyuan City, Henan Province was founded in the second year of the Tang Dynasty (699), which was renovated in later generations and gradually abandoned after the end of the Qing Dynasty. There are still more than 30 stone tablets of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties on the ruins of this palace, which are precious materials for studying the Taoist history of the King of Wu and the calligraphy art of China, and belong to Taoist stone carvings. It is one of the three Taoist temples of the King of Wu.

Liu Daguan's Poems of Yuqiang Mountain House, Volume 9, Huaizhou II and Wei Zi Palace Stop Rain, say, "It is hard to waste five years when Lei Lei is inserted into the Temple of Heaven in a dream. Writing a walking stick today, the hedge chrysanthemum is already cold. Bai Jian went west to Qinling Mountains, crossed forests and ravines, and rose to a dangerous position. Wei Zi Palace has been built for five days, and you can only see the shadow of the Temple of Heaven when it is empty. The Taoist priests in the palace wear our robes, and they are young and clear-headed. I don't know what the world is like in the deep mountains. The shepherds' utensils are all junkpits. Treasure is as light as dirt, how can you know the world and the group? You can meet this Taoist priest when you travel in the mountains. I am willing to hold a firewood axe when I am in service. The palace gate was shrouded in smoke, and Qiu Lin could not stop it. Taoist priests have used up millet storage and cooking, and tourists gradually smell groans. I hit the spittoon, and my ambition grew from nothing. It never rains or blows near Chongyang, and there are no bad poems in the seasonal climate. Soak all kinds of wood into drops, embellishing Han Xiao's chemical industry. I was afraid that the tourists would be unhappy, so I watered and dyed Feng Dan. When the tourists heard the news, they were very excited and laughed away from Shan Gui. It was raining outside the stone building window, and I was drunk and respectful. "