Zetian Temple stage is a roof-type building in Ming and Qing Dynasties. On the inner wall of the stage, there is an inscription of 7 1 for the drama performance in the late Qing Dynasty. These inscriptions written by actors are scrawled and disorganized, but they truly reflect the real face of drama activities in this area in the late Qing Dynasty.

From these inscriptions, we can know that there were at least 34 troupes in Fenyang, Qixian, Taigu, Pingyao, Qingyuan, Wenshui, Jiexiu and Xiaoyi counties in central Shanxi at that time, with at least 7/kloc-0 performances. These inscriptions are valuable materials for studying the history of local dramas.

Ask; What is the statue of Wu Zetian to the south of Zetian Temple Stage?

On the south side of the stage facing the mountain gate is the statue of Wu Zetian. The statue adopts the posture of a middle-aged female politician without wearing a robe or a crown. Both the crested rockhopper and the hairpin are symbolic headdresses, but they are scaled down to show their facial and physical beauty. The total height is 5m, the platform height is 4m, and the side length of the platform base is 9.9m..

In addition, there are exhibitions of Wu Zetian's political achievements, historical materials of Wu Zetian's family and places of interest related to Wu Zetian. Here, people can not only see the immortal achievements of an outstanding female politician of an era, but also see her precious cultural heritage.