Hometown of Lü Dongbin

　　Wing,” “Jade Stream Valley,” and “Emperor Shun’s Well,” among other tourist attractions. Originally, Yongle Town had over 30 temples, monasteries, and nunneries. In the early Yuan Dynasty, the Shrine of Lü was converted into the Yongle Palace. The Tang Dynasty poet Li Shangyin, enchanted by the ethereal beauty of Yongle, relocated his family from Qinyang, Henan to Yongle Town in 844 AD (the fourth year of the Huichang era), where he composed many immortal poems. Many Taoist devotees from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and other regions visit here to trace their spiritual roots. Taoist culture is an invaluable treasure in the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, and the development of Lü Dongbin’s hometown holds significant meaning in promoting traditional culture. Currently, the Ruicheng County Party Committee and County Government

　　have established a dedicated agency for the development of Lü Dongbin’s hometown and warmly welcome investment and suggestions from people of all walks of life, both domestically and internationally.