The three wonders of Jinci Temple are the Zhou Cypress, Song Dynasty painted sculptures, and Nanlao Spring, all located in the Jinci Museum in Taiyuan City. Built to commemorate Shuyu, the second son of King Wu of Zhou, Jinci Temple was first constructed before the Northern Wei Dynasty. Located at the source of the Jin River at the foot of Xuanweng Mountain, the existing Zhou Cypress is a relic from the Western Zhou Dynasty, over 3,000 years old; originally two trees, only one remains. The 43 Song Dynasty painted sculptures in the Holy Mother Hall feature the Holy Mother Yi Jiang as the main figure, with attendant figures in various poses, showcasing the realistic style of Northern Song court figures. Nanlao Spring is the main source of the Jin River, with a constant water temperature of 17℃. It is associated with the legend of "Liu Shi sitting in the urn," and the adjacent Water Mother Pavilion houses a statue of Liu Shi, who is said to have become an immortal, known as the "Water Mother Goddess," a name derived from the Book of Songs during the Northern Qi Dynasty.