Introduction to Mujian Temple: It is located on the west bank of the Immortal River 1 km north of Erxian Temple, on the hillside of Mujian Mountain. In front of the temple, a stream comes from the west, and there is a western stone urn to the west. Mujian Temple is located in the north and faces south. It was built during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. It is 30 meters wide from east to west, more than 100 meters deep, and covers an area of more than 4,600 square meters. There is a Zen room of Master Su in the temple. There are 16 buildings including the front, middle and back halls, and 3 Buddhist scripture buildings from the Later Zhou Dynasty, Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty. It has been a Buddhist and Taoist resort since the Tang Dynasty. There are many stone carvings and inscriptions, which have high historical value. It is a unique and quiet scenic spot.