Looking for Qianyuan Immortal Cave
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The classic novel "The Romance of the Gods" written by Xu Zhonglin, a writer of the Ming Dynasty, takes the rise of Zhou and its destruction during the Shang Dynasty as the historical background, and writes many folklore and mythological stories about Jiangyou into literary works. Jinguang Cave in Qianyuan Mountain is the place where Taiyi Zhenren practiced immortality and Taoism. It still preserves Taiyi Zhenren's alchemy pool and Nine Turns of Resurrection Palace. On the cave wall, there are still three words "Taiyi Cave" written by Ouyang Xi in the winter of the Bingwu year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty. Zhu Lihua attained Taoism in Changbai Mountain, Jilin throughout her life. Under the guidance of Master Taiyi Zhenren, the painter Yang Zhenzhou and his party went through many difficulties and dangers, traveled all over China, and searched for the Fairy Mountain Cave - Jinguang Cave in Qianyuan Mountain for ten years. Finally, in the winter of 2006, they found this fairy mountain holy land in Jiangyou City, and their hearts settled here to practice. . . Close to Jinguang Cave are fairy mountain caves such as Yinguang Cave, Black Dragon Cave, and Black Cave. There are often footsteps of practitioners entering and exiting the cave. Practitioners from Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macao, Beijing, and Wudang Mountain practice immortality and Taoism here, and some have become masters in the world. Their stories and their magic have cast a layer of inexplicable rumors and rumors on this illusory fairy mountain cave...
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