鳳舞慈惠宮

Fengwu Cihui Palace, dedicated to the main god of the Yaochi Jinma, has been built for 52 years. The honorable temple of Chenggong! Juxian Cihui Hall and Fengwu Cihui Palace were set up together to help the world. Due to the geographical location, the incense of Juxian Cihuitang is more prosperous than Fengwu Cihui Palace and more pilgrims. Fengwu Cihui Palace looks like Underneath it seemed a little bit of a sense of failure. The founder Li Qinshan originally lived in the Ganzai shop on Jinling Road, Pingzhen City, Taoyuan County, and made a living. On July 17, 2007, the gold mother of Yaochi descended to drive, and he wrote a poem: Li Zizhong is filial, kind, diligent and thrifty. The family is always long, and there is a dragon and tiger lair in the mountain, so that he can return to his hometown to build a temple. At the beginning, Mr. Li Qinshan did not know what his mother's instructions meant. After seeing many places, when he arrived here, Mr. Li, the abbot, said that his aunt told him that when he was in this place, the mountain was showing a scene of flying phoenixes, so he invited someone to acupuncture. Once again, he ordered Li Qinshan to quickly build a temple on behalf of Tianxuanhua, and to purify all living beings. That is, a small temple was built behind the existing temple. The temple was named Fengwu Cihuitang, and began to save the world on behalf of Tianxuanhua Feiluan. In 1965, when Mr. Jiang Jingguo, the President of the Executive Yuan, went to Cihu, he found the couplet writing on the archway of the church: Kindly care for the children and awakened by the morning bell, Huizhou rescued the broken waves, broke the waves and rushed forward. After setting up the temple, Mr. Jingguo drove into Cihuitang, met with Mr. Li Qinshan, and said that the archway poems are very good. Change the Cihuitang into Cihui Palace. The name of the palace is Cihui Palace. The Forbidden City was officially renamed Fengwu Cihui Palace in 1965. The name of the county government temple is also Cihui Palace. In 1987, it was rebuilt at the current site into the current temple.