The organizational history of Wufengxi Ancient Town

Popo Street connects half of the streets. The Qing Dynasty folk houses are rich and unique. Guansheng Palace and Nanhua Palace are grand and harmonious. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, it became an important water terminal in the upper reaches of the Tuojiang River. There were four ferries: Zhahu Ferry, Mingyang Ferry, Jinniu Ferry, and Luoba Ferry. During the peak period, more than 100 ships shipped food and handicrafts from western Sichuan to Chongqing every day. , and transported salt, fruits and foreign goods from Chongqing, Yibin, and Luzhou, and then transported them through mountain roads to Chengdu, 50 kilometers away for sale. In the Song Dynasty, Baimao Town was established, and in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, it was set up as a field. Times have changed a lot since then, but this town is located among the mountains and rivers, enjoying tranquility and leisure. Wufeng Ancient Town has a variety of immigrant cultures. Jiangxi Guild Hall is where the descendants of Jiangxi Hakka people gather, and it still retains the title of "Laobiao". The ancient ruins of the town include the Holy Palace, Wangye Temple, Huosheng Temple, Nanhua Palace and Binglingdian, which is 1.5 kilometers away from the town. The original name of Bingling Store was Binglingzhan. During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei passed through Bingling during his campaign against Wu and planned to build a tomb here. However, Kong Ming did not agree, so he built a store and occupied Liu Bei's tomb, hence the name. In the 14th year of Kangxi's reign, a disciple named Prince from Yunding Mountain traveled here and realized that this place had some aura, so he built the Bingling Temple here. Guansheng Palace and Nanhua Palace are listed as county-level cultural relics protection units.