Introduction to Taochuan Palace: Originally known as Taoyuan Temple, it was first built in Jin Dynasty. According to historical records, Taochuan Palace is divided into three palaces: the upper, middle and lower palaces, with "corridors and five halls, and pavilions reflecting thousands of trees." There are 1,330 pillars alone. It is known as the "Second Palace in China" and is the oldest palace in ancient China. One of the four Taoist resorts. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, they were all destroyed by fire. Reconstruction is now underway, and the planning is far better than before.