Introduction to the Wuhou Temple: In the twelfth year of Jianxing (234), the later master Liu Chan named Zhuge Liang the "Zhongwuhou" in memory of Zhuge Liang's achievements, and ordered the "Zhuge Wuhou Temple" to be built at the reading desk in Miancheng. Offer sacrifices at four seasons. This temple still existed during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The original Wuhou Temple is 8 meters high, with three bright and five dark halls, bright spines, carved columns, and red glazed tiles, which is quite spectacular. Therefore, it has become a scenic spot and many people come to visit. Many literati also left poems and couplets here.