Hong Jun was created in The Romance of the Gods. Taoist Hong Jun, also known as Hongjun's bodhi old zu, is called Taoist Hong Jun in the novel The Condor Heroes. He is the master of Taishang Laojun, Yuanshi Tianzun and Tian Tongzu.
The highest god of Taoism is Sanqing, and the three highest gods of Taoism are always called "Three Treasures of Heaven", which refers to the three scenic spots revered by Taoism, namely Jade Qing, Shangqing and Taiqing, and also refers to the three gods who live in Sanqing, namely, Yuanshi Tianzun, Lingbao Tianzun and Taishang Laojun.
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Hong Jun, written by Hong Junyuan, was first seen in Wang Bao's On Virtue by Four Gentlemen in the Western Han Dynasty. "What's wrong with being a husband and Hong Jun? "Hong Jun refers to a peaceful and prosperous world. Later, it appeared in the novel "Romance of the Gods" of the Ming Dynasty. He is the teacher of the three friends, which is a metaphor for Taoism's thirty-six days. In the novel, Taoist Hong Jun is the ancestor of all immortals, also known as "Grandpa Hong Jun".
There is no such person in China mythology and orthodox Taoism, and Taoism still denies the existence of Hong Jun in its religious system. Taoism has repeatedly refuted Hong Jun's heresy, and Buddhism has also refuted Hong Jun.