Introduction to Yuegu Hall: Originally known as Magu Hall, it is said to be the place where Magu practiced in Jianchang. Magu is a goddess in Ge Hong's works of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The book says: During the reign of Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han Dynasty, at the invitation of Wang Fangping, Magu came to Cai Jing's house as a guest. Cai Jing saw that she was very beautiful, only eighteen or nineteen years old, and could throw rice into beads. She said that she had seen the sea turn into mulberry fields three times, which shows that she is hundreds of millions of years old. She said that when she came this time, she saw that the water in Penglai was shallower than before, and said, "March 3 is the birthday of the Queen Mother. Magu went to the Jiangzhu River to make wine with Ganoderma lucidum to celebrate the Queen Mother's birthday. In the sixth year of Zhenghe in the Northern Song Dynasty (1116) ), Huizong issued an edict to confer Magu the title of "Xu Miao Zhenren" and set up a monument. Since then, Magu has been worshiped by the locals and regarded her as a symbol of longevity, fitness, intelligence, integrity and purity. In the reign of the Fairy Queen, Jin Dading, Bixia Yuanjun (the daughter of the God of Mount Tai, Dongyue Dadi) moved in from Mount Tai, and then built 72 temples including the Yuegu Hall and 108 temples. The existing ruins and forest of steles were carved, and the Magu Temple was restored. , Sanguan Hall, Caishen Hall and Yuelao Temple.