Taiyuan

Three thousand years ago, Shuyu, son of King Wu of Zhou, was enfeoffed in Tang. Because his son had the Jin River within his territory, he changed the country's name to 'Jin.' Later, people built a shrine at the source of the Jin River to commemorate him, which is the origin of the Jin Shrine. I visited here twenty years ago, but I had no memory of it at the time. This time, after doing my homework, I learned to focus on the 'Three Treasures,' 'Three Wonders,' 'Three Plaques,' and the painted sculpture of 'Forced Smile.'

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