Lao Tzu Memorial Hall

A big contribution of Daozu, the birthplace of the Zhonggong actually small, the door is also in a very narrow alley, the hot pot restaurant signboard outside the door is more conspicuous than it, is it showing the big hidden in the city?

The Moral Palace, also known as the Old Ancestor Palace, was built in Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in Ming Wanli in the present Zhangzhou City. In order to commemorate the palace view of Laozi. Also known as "Laozu Palace" or "Laozi Palace". There are stone carvings of Laozi moral scriptures and documents about Laozi are displayed. There is a question alley in front of the palace. It is said that Confucius asked Laozi the place of worship. When Song was in Song, there were three Laozi Temples on the shore of the Guohe River: Taiqing officials in Luyi County, Henan Province, The Moral Palace in Zhangzhou City, the Tianjing Palace in the north of Guoyang City. Laozi's name, once said the surname Li, the name of the ear, the word Boyang, is the number one, the late spring and autumn thinker, the founder of the Taoist family, was once the top of Zhou Shou Tibetan House. According to legend, Tang Taizong, Tang Gaozong, Song Zhenzong all visited the Luzong, and worshiped the Laozi Temple. Tang Gao Zongfeng Laozi was the Emperor Taishang Xuanyuan, and Song Zhenzong was added to the Emperor Taishang Laojun mixed Yuan Shangde. Ouyang Xiuzhi Luyi had a poem: "Ying Xuanxiang looks at each other, Wuzhou is the town of Dezhixian Township". There are 3 existing mountain gates, with the title "Moral Zhonggong" four words, the ancestor of the middle hall, and the back hall Feng Laozi. There are three statues of Laozi with a height of 3.1 meters. There are 3 temples in the East Courtyard, Jing Luban, the door title "Purple Qi Donglai", and 3 temples in the West Courtyard, Jing the God of Wealth, and the door title "Qingniu Xidu". The Moral Zhonggong is now listed as the key cultural relics protection unit in the province. fold

The gate is not too big, but it is very simple. I heard that this is the earliest building in Zhangzhou. There are mixed Yuan Palace and Laozu Palace in it, which is dedicated to Laozi. The scenic area is not big, but it is exquisite and very clean and tidy.

The attractions are very small, and they should be reserved for Qing Dynasty buildings. The charge is 20 yuan, which is not expensive. You can see it within 30 minutes.

It is being repaired. The buildings inside are more particular from the outside of the courtyard. It is estimated that they will be open to the outside world in the future. Located in a busy city, it is not easy to park. Fortunately, the attractions in Zhangzhou are not far away, and the bus is no problem.