What kind of wonderful free admission rules did Laojunshan have? Can you introduce me?

There are many kinds of scenic spots in China, and there are countless exotic scenic spots. China is a vast country, and the level of scenic spots is inevitably uneven, but it is the first time I have heard that you can visit for free just by your surname.

There is a famous Taoist mountain, Laojun Mountain, in Henan Province, which has been rated as a 5A-level scenic spot by the state. As the only religion in China, Taoism has a history of thousands of years. With the development of the times, more and more people have become interested in the mysterious Taoism, especially the way of Taoist health preservation. However, there is such a wonderful rule that people surnamed Li and Zhang can get free tickets when they come to Laojunshan. This rule has really offended many tourists who come here to visit, and it has caused widespread controversy in all walks of life. What age is this? Is it still possible to discriminate against surnames? Actually, it's not. It starts with the origin of Laojun Mountain.

To talk about Laojun Mountain, which has a history of more than 2, years, everyone knows that Laozi, a famous thinker in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, was honored as the Taishang Laojun by Taoism and practiced here. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, some people began to build temples in the mountains. In the Tang Dynasty, the laojunmiao was built on the mountain by the emperor, and Emperor Taizong gave it the name Laojun Mountain. Today, it has become a holy place of Quanzhen religion, and the incense is even more prosperous. Originally named Li Er, Lao Tzu was once the "history of the Tibetan House" in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Therefore, in line with the tradition that Li is a family in the world, visitors surnamed Li are free to visit Laojunshan as long as they provide valid documents. I didn't expect that surnames can play such a big role.

As for Zhang's surname, it is because the founder of Quanzhen Sect is Zhang, so it is also free to visit friends with Zhang's credentials here. Invisible holiday travel has another destination to refer to. If your surname happens to be Li or Zhang, you may wish to take a walk in Laojun Mountain, not only to understand the mystery of Taoism, but also to climb the mountain here to get a touch of the fairy spirit.

Of course, tourists with other surnames can also visit Laojun Mountain, and the price is reasonable, mainly because the scenery and Taoist culture are worth seeing. The mountains and fog are lingering, which is both steep in Huashan Mountain and beautiful in Huangshan Mountain. Even if we don't have the talent to understand the Tao, it's good to learn about it. It's also a good choice to choose to come here for sightseeing, self-cultivation and self-cultivation during the holiday.

It's autumn, and the red leaves on the mountain are the most beautiful time. Seeing the red leaves on the summit and learning Taoist culture will be a harvest trip this year.