Sacrifice Palace, Emperor Guan Temple

The Guandi Temple of Jiezhou is known as the sacred temple of traditional Chinese moral culture. The Guandi Temple of Jiezhou, a mainstream Quanzhenist holy place of Taoism, is located in Xiguan, Jiezhou Town, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, and faces Zhongtiao Mountain in the north. Changping Village, 10 kilometers southeast of Jiezhou, is the origin of Guanyu, the ancient temple of Guandi of the Three Kingdoms, so Jiezhou Guandi Temple is the ancestor of the Wu Temple. It was founded in the nine years of the Emperor of the Emperor of the United Kingdom (589 AD). It was expanded and rebuilt during Song and Ming Dynasty. Qing Kangxi was destroyed in 41 years (1702 AD). It has been repaired for more than ten years. The temple is now north to south, with a total area of more than 10,000 square meters, and the inner and outer cypresses are green and the flowers are beautiful.

In the ancient celebrities of Hedong can be like stars in the sky, there is a dazzling star, especially striking, this is the future world to be knighted as "the great emperor", revered as "wusheng" Guangong. Guan Gong surnamed Guan, famous feather, long-word cloud, born in 1610 AD, died in 2119, is a native of Changping Village, Changping Township, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province. According to legend, Guan Gong from his early childhood, he liked to read Confucian classics such as "Zuo's Spring and Autumn", and was deeply and Mingly.

It's beautiful, the scenery is beautiful, the people are friendly.

There are many Guandi Temples in Yuncheng District, and the atmosphere is very prosperous. It seems that the local residents are still very trusting.

Nothing worth going, just look at the statue of the master Guan, very domineering, the heart of admiration is born.