Follow the newly renovated "Xiangshan Avenue" to the gate of Bixia Palace. In front of the mountain gate, there is a plaque of "Bixia Palace" and a large plaque of Xiajin Taoist Association. Through the gate, you can see a hall with cornices right in front of you. This temple is dedicated to Taoist gods. Behind the Lingguan Hall is a straight Yong Road leading to the main hall of Bixia Palace. On both sides of Yong Road, there are merit monuments dedicated to rebuilding temples. Along the way, people can't help but admire these kind and great laymen.
Behind the merit monument, there are two slightly quiet green spaces. There is a statue of a mother and son of a fairy deer on the green land. Although it is a cold winter, it also gives birth to a little warmth. In the southeast corner of the green space, there is a small pavilion with a fine horse tied to it. Legend has it that this horse is the mount of Grandma Taishan in Yuan Jun, Bi Xia. The old man rode this horse all over China to protect the health and life safety of women and children.
The main hall of Bixia Palace, namely Bixia Hall, is dedicated to Bi Xia Yuan Jun. It is also the place where monks in Bixia Palace do morning exercises, have evening classes and pray devoutly every day.
Next to the gate of Bi Xia Temple, there is an inscription on the main hall of Bixia Palace. The inscription reads: The main hall of Bishop Palace was built in 2005, but it was simplified due to conditions. The abbot Zhang Jun Feng Chong and disciple Li Jun Gao Lin (common name: Guo Lin) planned the Shifang Dojo and the enlightenment meeting together with the believers. What's more, they relied on the devout believer Zhu Hongxia to raise money. Now they can repair the temple and reshape the body of God. There are three gods in the temple, named Grandma, Second Grandma and Third Grandma.
On both sides of the main hall, there are several auxiliary halls, namely, Sanqing Hall, Huangyu Hall, the Temple of Wealth and the Temple of Empress, where all the fairies gather.
On Founder's Christmas Day and the day of the opening of the ecliptic, all the Taoist priests in the Palace, led by abbot Zhang, will pray for the local believers and the Taoist priests in ten directions to save the world and China.
Source: Voice of Taoism