The Yuhu Temple in Shimen, Gande Town was built in the Song Dynasty. After Wu Zhenren came to the world, the ancestors of Shimen Village in Gande Town commemorated this miracle doctor who served the people all his life. A temple was built at the foot of the mountain for worship, and descendants gathered here to worship the real person's remains. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Li Guangdi, a scholar of Wenyuan Pavilion, wrote in "Wuzhen Temple" written by Li Guangdi: "In the mountains of Qingxi (now Anxi) in my city, the highest one is called Shimen, and Wu Zhen is also a native of Shimen. In the Ming Dynasty, Wu Zhenren cured the breast disease of the emperor and was named the "Wanshou Wuji Baosheng Emperor" and was given equal residence in the palace, so it was renamed Yuhu Palace. Zhang Ruitu, a great calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty, inscribed the plaque "Hometown of the Real Man" for Yuhu Palace. Today's Yuhu Palace has detailed records in the genealogy: "The thirteenth generation of the Wu family, Xingwu Gong, in June of the Jiyou year of Kangxi, transferred the grave of his second wife in Chixuelun to Daodaogong and moved it to build Yuhu Palace. "In addition, six stones were rented in the left field of the palace, and a bamboo forest on the right side of the palace was used for the Taoist priests who lived in the palace." The Yuhu Palace is built on the mountain, located halfway up the mountain, with the green hills winding up behind the palace, and in front of the palace. There are more than a hundred steps, going down one by one. There is a round mountain in front, called Zhushan. The whole pattern is known as "the centipede spitting out beads". The Yuhu Palace sits high and looks far away, looking up to the blue sky and looking down to the family gang. It is a kind of broad-mindedness. It is a true portrayal of Wu Zhenren. Standing in front of the temple, you can see the Sanshong Mountains stretching across the distance, also known as the "Sanshen Case": on the left mountain there is a giant pine, standing majestically, shaped like a flagpole, called the "Flagpole Tree"; on the right mountain there is a magnolia tree, standing gracefully and gracefully. The crown of the tree is about five meters in diameter and reaches the ground. The trunk is more than one meter in diameter and more than fifteen meters high. It is shaped like a parasol and is called "parasol tree". The palace is surrounded by green mountains, green waters, bamboos and refreshing breeze, and the scenery is very beautiful. The statue of Wu Zhenren enshrined in the Yuhu Hall is unique from the statues in other temples. He has gold flowers in his head, a phoenix robe, five long beards, a ruddy face, elegant, kind and pleasant. It is a pity that this Yuhu Palace was destroyed to the ground during the Cultural Revolution. None of the statues, plaques, or pillars in the palace survived, except for four stone foundations from the Song Dynasty. It was not until 1981 that the villagers raised funds to rebuild it on the original site. Because it is fir, after more than 20 years of wind and rain erosion, the door pillars and boards on the front were cracked and the paint peeled off. Funds were raised to rebuild it again. The completion ceremony was held on the morning of December 11, 2006 (the 21st day of the tenth lunar month). Mr. Liao Wuzhi, President of Taiwan Baosheng Emperor Temple Association (currently President of Taiwan Baosheng Emperor Faith Association) and Xiamen Qingjiao Ci More than ten people including Zhou Xuehui, Chairman of Jidong Palace, Mr. Liming, Director of Qingjiao Tzu Chi East Palace Office, Mr. Fang Wentu, a historian, and relevant county leaders attended the celebration. There are two ancestral temples on the left and right of Yuhu Hall: the Kaiji Ancestor's name is Zhongxingzu, which was built in the Wuchen year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. It has a unique style, with a building area of ??300 square meters and an area of ??800 square meters; the second ancestral temple is called Dumei Zu, originally built in 1851, has a construction area of ??370 square meters and an area of ??870 square meters. It is lit up and the second entrance is now used as Wu Zhenren Memorial Hall. The statues, historical relics and deeds of Wu Zhenren are displayed in the museum. Yuhu Temple was recognized as a cultural relic protection mark by the Anxi County Cultural Relics Management Committee in September 1998 and a protection landmark monument was established; in June 2003, it was listed as the sixth batch of cultural relics protection units by the Anxi County People's Government; in December 2009, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Fujian Province The People's Government listed it as the seventh batch of cultural relics protection units; in 2012, its health-preserving culture and customs were listed as the first batch of intangible cultural relics protection in Fujian Province, and Shimen Yuhu Temple was rated as the first batch of intangible cultural relics protection extension units in Fujian Province. In 2012, with the strong support of the Anxi County Government and the Anxi County Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau, and organized by the Gande Town Government and the Gande Shimen Yuhu Temple Management Committee, the first Anxi County Baosheng Emperor Temple Association was successfully held. At the meeting, Shimen Yuhu Temple, a place of gratitude, is striding forward with a high-spirited attitude and on the clarion call of building a "landscape and tea town, a harmonious place of gratitude". The Shimen Yuhudian tourist area in Gande is now under intensive construction.