Jinxian Temple

The Jinxianguan at the entrance of Meridian Road. This view was built by the sister of Tang Xuanzong, Princess Jinxian, so it was called "Jinxianguan". The wind bell on the golden fairy view moths, and the wind bell casts a "Buddha" word. It is a traditional "no" word. There is a "Xuandu Temple" behind the Jinxianguan, and the mountaineering road is rugged.

In Chang'an District, you can enter the Baishiyu Mountain Pass, which is not difficult.

The Golden Fairy View, also known as the Meridian Golden Fairy View, is a Taoist Quanzhen Taoist View, hidden deep in the Meridian View on the west side of the Ziwu Town, Zhongnanshan Ziwu Town, Chang'an District, Xi'an. The Taoist View was built in the period of the Han Dynasty and the Emperor Wen Dynasty in the West Han Dynasty, and is a place for prayer and blessing. The current Jinxian View has been repaired many times and has a new appearance. Watching the stream in front of the stream, clear to the bottom, the four seasons are endless. Watching the Zhou forest green and covering the sun, like a fairyland.

Jinxianguan is a historical temple, the surrounding environment is beautiful, surrounded by mountains and waters, and the feng shui is excellent. There are many traces of Korean text visible in the Taoist view.

Located in the northern foothills of the Zhongnan Mountain section of Qinling Mountain, and the Meridian in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, it is the first blessing of Taoism in the 72nd Fudi and the birthplace of Korean Taoism. For thousands of years, the hermits of the Nanshan Monastery have built many Taoist views here, the most famous of which is the Jinxianguan, also known as the "Jinxianguan of the Meridian", located on the main peak of the Meridian. The Jinxianguan sits south and north, and is built against the Jinxianfeng. Although the scale is small, it is extraordinary. The whole complex is divided into three-in, three-upper structure, which not only darkly and the thought of "Daosheng one, life two, two life three, three life all" in the "Moral Sutra", but also reflects the feng shui principle of ancient China "negating Yin and holding Yang and backing mountains and waters". During the opening years of Tang Wenzong (836), Jin, a Silla Chinese, remembered to study in Datang, he was knowledgeable, handsome, and looked clean and refined among international students from all over the world. Because the Tang Dynasty was the peak of Chinese Taoism activities, Jin Ke remembers that after the "Binggong Jinshi" in the exam, he gave up the way and lived in the Midday Valley of the South Mountains, and followed the Taoist Xianzu Zhong to learn Neidan. According to records: Jin Ke is remembered in the 13th year of Tang Dazhong (858) February 15, under the attention of the crowd, the king and the people and other people who watched blocked the valley, all of them looked up to worship. Kim Keji has not only become a famous god in Chinese Taoism, but also become a far-reaching ancestor of Taoism in South Korea, and is known as the first person to spread Taoism in South Korea. After Jin Keji Xian died, people built a Jinxian view in the Meridian Temple, and wrote his biography with Du Fu's poem on the boulder, becoming a precious cliff carving at the end of Tang Dynasty. Now this stone carving has been cut and moved to the Chang'an District Museum collection. The Golden Sword also became one of the most famous Taoist palaces in the history of Meridian, and was named after the Korean Taoist ancestors. The trees around the Golden Sword are green, which makes people feel like entering a fairyland. It is worth mentioning that although the entire complex is a traditional central axis symmetrical structure, it is very different from the architectural style of other Chinese Taoist views. On the east side of Sanjin Square, there is a circular glazed tile building with Korean style Tibetan Jing Pavilion, and there are many traces of Korean writing in the Taoist Temple. Today in South Korea, the fairy road is closely connected with the local culture, and every year a large number of Korean Taoists go to the Jinxianguan to find roots and ask the ancestors, and the Jinxianguan is also known as the "Korean Temple" by the locals.