Introduction to Quzi Temple: Also known as Quyuan Temple, it is a temple dedicated to the shrine of Qu Yuan, a great official of the Chu State during the Warring States Period. It is located in Miluo City, Hunan Province, on the banks of the Miluo River and at the foot of Yuqi Mountain. The building covers an area of 1,354 square meters and faces south. It is a single-story brick-wood structure with a single eaves. It has three entrances, three halls, and fourteen rooms. There are three brick gates in front, and there are 13 reliefs depicting Qu Yuan carved on the gate tower. Nearby there are buildings commemorating Qu Yuan such as Duxing Pavilion, Sao Tan, Zhuoying Bridge, Peach Blossom Cave, Shouxing Terrace, Scissors Pond, Xiuhua Pier, Wangye Pier, etc., commonly known as the "Eight Scenic Spots" of Yuji Mountain.