Xiangzi Temple

Xiangzi Temple is located at No. 18, Xiangzi Temple Street near the South Gate of Xi'an. Built in the Song Dynasty, flourished in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Quanzhen Taoist Temple. According to legend, it is the former residence of Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals, and the place where Han Xiangzi became a monk. Therefore, the Xiangzi Temple in Xi'an has been the birthplace of Xiangzi culture in the past. Xiangzi Temple is also the only Taoist ancestor temple existing in Xi'an. The Xiangzi Temple consists of the temple area, the south courtyard and the north courtyard. The temple covers an area of 2.5 acres, 88 meters from east to west, and 7 meters at its widest point from north to south. It is said that this is the inner courtyard of Han Yu's mansion, Han Xiangzi's uncle Han Yu. In order to practice cultivation, an underground chamber was built here, which is also called Xiangzi Cave. Decades ago, when the air-raid shelter was dug in the Xiangzi Temple, a dark room was dug, which is said to be the Xiangzi Cave of that year.

Xiangzi Temple was originally the former residence of Han Xiangzi and was built in the Song Dynasty. It is the only existing Taoist ancestor temple in Xi'an. Legend has it that Xiangzi Temple is the place where Han Xiangzi became a monk in the "Eight Immortals". Xiangzi Temple is near the south gate. The temple is small, but it is full of fireworks... Unfortunately, it is not open yet.

There is a Hexiangu’s family temple in Zengcheng, Guangzhou, and Ludongbin Yongle Palace in Shanxi. In Xi’an, there is a Taoist temple called Xiangzi Temple, which was built for Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals. Xiangzi Temple can take Metro Line 2 and get off at the famous Xi'an City Gate Yongningmen Station, and watch the city ceremony performance by the way. In Kashgar City, Xinjiang, there are also very shocking opening ceremony performances, which are extremely valuable and full of fun. It is about 700 meters from Yongningmen to Xiangzi Temple. There are two historical sites worth taking pictures in the temple, one is Xiangquanjing, and the other is two locust trees of Song Dynasty. Ancient and famous trees are also immovable living fossils that need protection.

One of the Eight Immortals, Han Xiangzi. The seedlings are not big, just near the south gate and convenient transportation. If you pass by, you can come in and have a look. If you come here specifically, I personally think it's not worth it. That's it, this review has no photos. I don't know what to shoot.

Legend is the former residence of Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals. The Taoist temple area is not large, and it is said that seeking marriage here is particularly effective.