When Ji Han and his men traveled to the Three Kingdoms crew

Chapter 685 Wuhou Temple (End)
After passing through the solemn Zhaolie Temple, we arrived at the Wuhou Temple. Looking around, there were so many tourists that I couldn't count them. The sound of conversations and footsteps mixed together, but it didn't feel noisy. The ancient cypresses around were vigorous and strong, and their growth was very pleasing. They stood straight up towards the sky, and their lush branches and leaves crushed the not-so-strong sunlight, allowing the fragmented sunlight to fall on people's shoulders.

In addition to the hanging plaque on the door of the Wuhou Temple, there are four vertical plaques, which read "I am determined to see the Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital and to compose the Song of Liangfu" and "I visited you three times to discuss the affairs of the world and we talked about the past and present in one meeting".

The quiet plaque and the moving crowd complement each other, as if silently expressing that the story of Zhuge Liang's three visits to the thatched cottage is still a popular story today, 1,800 years later.

The people of Ji Han smiled silently, and they followed the crowd through the gate of Wuhou Temple.

The sharp-eyed Zhang Fei spotted the new plaque at a glance, and he couldn't help but read out the words on the plaque, "The First Lord Wu Hou Tong Bi Gong".

After reading it, he couldn't help but look at Liu Bei and then at Zhuge Liang. What does it mean that the first Lord Wu Hou is in the same bigong? From the literal meaning, bigong is a temple, which means that the eldest brother and the prime minister are in the same temple?
Before Zhang Fei could speak, Zhen De began to explain, "This is a poem written by Du Fu, a famous Tang Dynasty poet 1,200 years ago. The poem is called "Song of Ancient Cypresses". I remember the road that went around the east of Jinting yesterday, and the Temple of the First Lord and the Temple of Wuhou were in the same palace. This means that the Zhaolie Temple and the Temple of Wuhou were closely adjacent to each other more than 1,200 years ago."

One thousand two hundred years ago?
Everyone was slightly surprised. Didn't Zhu Chun, the King of Shu during the Ming Dynasty, move the Wuhou Temple into the Zhaolie Temple? It turned out that the Wuhou Temple was closely adjacent to the Zhaolie Temple as early as 1,200 years ago during the Tang Dynasty.

Zhang Fei pointed to the plaque at the back and asked, "Director Zhen, what about this? This is the Eternal Cloud Feather."

"It was written by Du Fu. Zhuge's name is known all over the world, and his portrait is solemn and lofty. He made plans for the three kingdoms, and he is just a feather in the sky. He is comparable to Yi and Lu, but he lost Xiao and Cao in command. The fate of the Han Dynasty will never be restored, and he is determined to fight for his life."

"what?"

Not only Zhang Fei, but everyone else was slightly stunned. Even Zhuge Liang, who compared himself to Guan Zhong and Yue Yi, was somewhat amused. Who were Yi and Lu? They were Yi Yin, who assisted Shang Tang, and Lu Shang, who founded the Zhou Dynasty for 800 years! Compared to these two, Xiao He and Cao Shen in the early Han Dynasty were three points dim. However, this poet compared him to a figure like Yi and Lu, as if Xiao and Cao were only worthy of carrying his shoes.

It's really too prestigious.

Ji Han and his men followed the crowd to Jingyuan Hall, where they could see the statue of Zhuge Liang from afar. Jingyuan Hall also had a single-eaved hip roof, and was smaller in size than the main hall that enshrined Emperor Zhaolie.

This time, without Zhang Fei's prompting or Zhen De's explanation, Zhuge Liang saw the familiar verse again. On the plaque under the eaves of Jingyuan Hall were written four big characters: Famous in the Universe.

Liu Bei could not help but say: "It seems that Du Fu, who was from the Tang Dynasty like Pei, admired Kong Ming more."

“If the Lord had not visited me three times at my cottage, no matter how talented Zhuge Kongming was, water without fish would be nothing but stagnant water.” Zhuge Liang smiled.

Liu Bei jokingly asked, "Prime Minister, how can you say my words?"

"This thing belongs to whoever says it first."

Listening to Zhuge Liang's answer, Zhen De couldn't help but glance at Zhuge Liang, thinking: Prime Minister Zhuge is also good at making memes? Well, it seems normal for Zhuge Liang, who has been in the modern world for a long time, to make memes, right?

When they entered Jingyuan Hall, before the people of Ji Han had a good look at the statue of Zhuge Liang, they saw a child pointing at the statue of Zhuge Liang and loudly asking his mother, "Mom, can Zhuge Liang really call the wind and rain?"

Wu Lanleitong looked at Zhuge Liang expectantly. Zhuge Liang knew what they were thinking. It was nothing more than his performance in the novel, which was very much like a Taoist priest performing a ritual. Fortunately, he had encountered this kind of thing more than once. He explained: "This is an exaggeration used by novelists when describing characters. Zhuge Kongming can't call the wind and rain."

Wu Lan was stunned. He asked nervously, "Then using stones to form the Bagua formation to repel the enemy is also fake?"

“Could it be that the Seven Star Lamp that can extend life is also fake?” Lei Tong swallowed.

Zhen De complained in his heart: Why are they getting more outrageous than each other? If Prime Minister Zhuge really knew these, he would be a living god. Zhuge Liang nodded, "None of them are true. The Bagua formation is mainly used for training soldiers, and the Seven Star Lamp prolongs life. Zhuge Kongming really doesn't know how to do it."

"Ah?" Wu Lan and Lei Tong looked at each other, and each saw a trace of loss on the other's face.

As they chatted, Ji Han and his group noticed that there were fewer tourists in front of them, so they were able to have a good look at the statue of Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang is a classic figure, wearing a feather fan and a gold-plated robe. On both sides are his son Zhuge Zhan and grandson Zhuge Shang, which makes Liu Chan look envious.

In front of the statue of Zhuge Liang, a tour guide introduced Zhuge Liang's life. The tour guide sighed: "Wu Hou spent his whole life fighting in the Northern Expedition. It only takes three or four hours to take the high-speed rail now. It's amazing."

The high-speed train takes three to four hours.
Ji Han and his men grasped a few key words. Zhang Fei approached Zhen De and asked directly, "Director Zhen, what high-speed rail are they talking about?"

"Don't worry, at worst you can just take the high-speed rail when you go back, and you'll know everything then." Zhen De said helplessly.

Zhang Fei grinned, "Okay!"

Everyone left Jingyuan Hall and went to Sanyi Temple.

In the Sanyi Temple there are statues of Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. This time the statue of Guan Yu is very classic, with a green robe, long beard and red face, so classic that there is nothing wrong with it.

Afterwards, everyone walked along the red walls and green tiles, visited Huiling, and came to the tomb of Emperor Zhaolie of Han.

There were bunches of sunflowers placed in front of the tomb. Ji Han and his men looked at the sunflowers with some confusion. Zhang Fei looked at Zhen De and asked, "Director Zhen, what does this mean?"

"This is a sunflower." Zhen De thought for a while and replied, "I heard that its flower language is worship, which symbolizes admiration and respect. The name of the sunflower comes from its growth characteristics. Its flowers always face the sun, so the flower language of the sunflower implies a positive attitude towards life, which makes people feel warm and hopeful."

"That's quite fitting." Zhang Fei, Ji Han and the others nodded.

Just as the group was about to leave, Jian Yong quietly walked up to Liu Bei and said mysteriously, "Xuan De, do you know what I just heard?"

"what?"

"I just heard them say that others are worthy of being enshrined in the Taimiao, but Xuande is worthy of being enshrined in the Wuhou Temple." Jian Yong sighed.

Liu Bei was about to speak, but the tour guide told the story vividly again, "It is said that during the Tang Dynasty, a group of daring tomb robbers were going to rob Liu Bei's tomb. They worked hard and finally dug the tomb. As soon as they entered, they saw light. Looking carefully, they were scared to death. There were two people playing chess! They looked just like Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang! The robbers were shocked and frightened, and quickly knelt down to beg for mercy. Zhuge Liang asked them to drink a cup of wine to calm their nerves, and gave each of them a jade belt. The robbers thanked him and left the tomb. The door of the tomb closed with a "whoosh", and the jade belt turned into a giant snake that wrapped around them. The robbers wanted to call for help, but their mouths were sealed with paint again. It seems that the robbers disturbed the immortal's chess game, and Zhuge Liang taught them a small lesson. Since then, no one dared to disturb Liu Bei's tomb again."

Liu Bei laughed out loud and said, "Xianhe, you see, the Prime Minister not only protects Xuande, but also comes to accompany Xuande to reminisce about the past. Can being enshrined in the Imperial Ancestral Temple compare to this? Others envy him so much!"

Jian Yong also smiled, "It's true."

(End of this chapter)