1. Peng Zu, the originator of health preservation, lived in Wuyishan for 800 years.
Wuyi Palace, the place where Wuyi Jun keeps fit.
Inscription on Peng Zu's merit
Thousands of years ago, Peng Zu, the ancestor of Wuyishan, thrived under Wuyishan, creating a precedent for health preservation, and was honored as the originator of health preservation in China. "Fairy Biography" Volume 1 "Peng Zuzhe, surname, Dr. Yin also. The grandson of Emperor Zhuan Xu and the son of Lv Zhong. From summer to the end of Yin, he was over 800 years old. Eat Gui Zhi often and be good at guiding qi. " . In the Yin Dynasty, "Peng Zu asked a woman, 170 years old, regarded as fifteen." .
Peng Zu Health Culture —— Wuyishan Peng Zu Pavilion
Daoguang's Records of Wuyishan contains: Peng Zu, a doctor of immortals, the so-called Lao Peng, lives in seclusion in the mountains and is good at keeping in good health. He lived 770 years. The second sons, wuyue and Yue Yi, live here together. Or: Yin Shan was named. "Peng Zu is good at keeping in good health. Because he often eats Wuyi Ganoderma lucidum, his longevity and 800-year-old still look childish and can't see aging. History says, "You drink waterfalls and keep healthy".
Peng Zu and his son dug mountains and rivers to discharge floods, which made Wuyi Mountain today.
Neither Qin Shihuang nor Han Wudi achieved their goals in the end. Only Peng Zushou, who lives in Wuyishan, is 800 years older than him. Does this mean that Wuyi Mountain is the only secret of becoming immortal? No wonder Wuyishan was favored by emperors in past dynasties, and it also shows the irreplaceable natural force contained in this magical landscape of Wuyishan.
Peng Zu had a great influence in history, and Confucius admired him. Zhuangzi, Xunzi, Lv Buwei and other pre-Qin thinkers all evaluated Peng Zu. "Zhuangzi Deliberately" once regarded him as a representative figure guiding self-cultivation, and "Chu Ci Tian Wen" also said that he was good at dietotherapy. Historical books such as Historical Records also have records about him; Taoism regards Peng Zu as one of the pioneers and founders, and many Taoist classics have preserved Peng Zu's health preserving theory.
Peng Zu recorded in Wuyishan Records that "You drink waterfalls and keep healthy".
Wuyishan was named after Peng Zu, and Pengzu lived long because of Ganoderma lucidum. Wuyi Mountain, praised by UNESCO as the "World Natural and Cultural Heritage", has been shining with Peng Zu's health care wisdom everywhere from ancient times to the present. Wuyishan's green mountains, fairy tales and spiritual tea have nurtured generations of Wuyishan people and nurtured the source of healthy cultural life in Wuyishan.
Second, I tasted Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan and applied medicine.
The statue of Laozi in Taoyuan Cave of Wuyishan
In Taoism, Laozi is revered as the ancestor of Taoism, and the Immortal Biography lists Laozi as an immortal. The Monument to the Virgin of Laozi, written by Chengdu Axe King in the Eastern Han Dynasty, combined Laozi with Taoism and regarded Laozi as the god of heaven and earth, which became the embryonic form of Taoist creationism. When Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty personally offered sacrifices to Lao Zi, who was regarded as the ancestor of Xiandao. His Taoism is regarded as "the old gentleman on the throne" and is also the moral god among Taoist ancestors.
In Wuyishan, Laozi was honored as the originator of Taoism, and was enshrined in the "three halls" of Wuyishan, where he lived with Sakyamuni and Kong Old Master Q Q. The third hall was located on the cliff of water curtain cave in Jiuquxi, Wuyishan. Xinzhi in Chong 'an County of the Republic of China records: "It is unusual that the third hall was recently rebuilt by laymen and dedicated to Confucius, Laozi and Sakyamuni. In order to protect historical sites, it is imperative to restore the old concept. "
Water curtain cave Gu Sanxian Temple in Wuyishan
Purple Peak is one of the ninety-nine stones in Wuyishan, towering to the left of Guzi Peak, with a round stone in the shape of Ganoderma lucidum, commonly known as mushroom stone, and the peak is also called Purple Peak. It is said that Lingzhi Stone is the place where Laozi made an alchemy, so it is called Lingshi. Wuyishan annals: "Purple peak, millet peak to the left. Towering and towering, there is a stone-like cheese at the waist, called Ganoderma lucidum stone. The next stone stands upright and is called Guanyin stone. Crossing the upper reaches of Taohuaxi and crossing Xiaoling to the bottom of the peak, you can walk three or four miles. "
Wuyishan Taoyuan Cave Bagua Stone Tablet
Wuyishan Annals has been published for eighteen years. "Joan Chen Su, the word is empty and white, and neither time nor place can be tested. In order to cultivate martial arts, he wrote a rule guide to give full play to the three essentials of Neidan. Taste firewood, suddenly servant to the ground, dream into the hole to eat green ganoderma lucidum, that is, absolutely. Go after the fairy. " It can be seen that Wuyishan Ganoderma lucidum has been regarded as an elixir.
Wuyishan is a famous mountain of Taoist culture. Since Laozi became famous for tasting Ganoderma lucidum alchemy here, Wuyishan Ganoderma lucidum has been regarded as a health-preserving alchemy by Taoist children and recommended as the most authentic, authentic and high-quality Ganoderma lucidum medicine by ancient and modern medical scientists. Wuyishan is also considered as the best Dojo for the growth and cultivation of Ganoderma lucidum.
Third, Zhu, a master of Neo-Confucianism, painted Wuyi immortals.
The decorative patterns commonly used in Taoist architecture include Ganoderma lucidum, crane, gossip and the Eight Immortals of Darkness. Ganoderma lucidum and crane symbolize longevity; Eight letters symbolize eight natural phenomena: heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountains and mountains. "Dark Eight Immortals" are the things held by the Eight Immortals. These patterns symbolize the Eight Immortals: jujube fan (Han Zhongli), sword (Lv Dongbin), gourd (Tie Guai Li), clapper (Cao Guojiu), flower basket (blue crane), fishing drum (Zhang), flute (Han Xiangzi) and lotus (He Xiangu). In the ancient buildings of Wuyi Mountain, Ganoderma lucidum can be seen everywhere, especially the "Wuyi Jingshe". Only Ganoderma lucidum, Ganoderma lucidum and Ganoderma lucidum Xiangyun are widely used to carve exquisite eaves and hollowed-out balconies.
Ganoderma lucidum ruyi building in Wuyi Jingshe
"Wuyi Jingshe" is an academy built by Zhu Yusong, a Dali scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 183). According to Dong Tiangong's Records of Wuyishan, Wuyi Jingshe was a big building in Wuyishan at that time, which was called "Wuyi Grand View". There are Zhiren Hall, Yin Shu Room, Zhisuliao, Shimenwu, Guanshanzhai, Hanqi Pavilion, Evening Pavilion and Tiedi Pavilion. People from all over the world can't help sighing for their victory. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, the plaque endowed with "learning to be an excellent official" was rebuilt again. Up to now, the only surviving site of Jingshe is "presented by Jueluo Baoman, Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang" in the 56th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (AD 1708), with a history of more than 200 years.
Wuyi Jingshe
Wuyi elite
Zhu is the greatest thinker, philosopher, educator and representative of Confucianism in China history after Confucius. Zhu's Neo-Confucianism is a masterpiece of Confucianism, which pushes Wuyishan to the position of "holding the national academic ear". Wuyishan is the cradle of Zhu Neo-Confucianism. Zhu lived, wrote and taught in Wuyishan for more than 40 years, and Zhu's Neo-Confucianism was conceived, formed and developed in Wuyishan. Professor Fudan University has a poem: Confucius appeared in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and Zhu appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty; China ancient culture, Mount Tai and Wuyi. The first quotation of Zhu's "Nine Songs Acura" reads: "There is a fairy spirit on Wuyi Mountain, and the cold current below is clear; If you want to know the miracle of China, you can listen to this song two or three times. " This poetic poem outlines a fairyland on earth with fairy ganoderma lucidum on Wuyi Mountain and nine Qingxi rivers under Wuyishan Mountain.
Fourth, Wuyi is really a fairyland, producing both Ganoderma lucidum and tea.
Shennong, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, was regarded as the god of agriculture and medicine by later generations. In the Liao Dynasty painting "Shen Nong Cai Zhi Tu" found in the wooden tower of Fogong Temple in Yingxian County, Shanxi Province, Shen Nong is barefoot, naked, covered with animal skins, surrounded by leaves, carrying a bamboo basket and holding Ganoderma lucidum among rocks. It proves that Shennong respects Ganoderma lucidum, which occupies the supreme position in Shennong's medical system. The reasons are: firstly, it is a rare treasure, and secondly, it has magical effects, which are fully reflected in Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica. Shennong Herbal Classic records 365 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine, which is the oldest existing classic of traditional Chinese medicine. Among 120 top Chinese medicines, Ganoderma lucidum ranks above ginseng and becomes the top medicinal material. According to the shape and color of Ganoderma lucidum, there are six kinds of Ganoderma lucidum. It is believed that Ganoderma lucidum "soothes the nerves and increases wisdom, benefits the heart and strengthens the bones and muscles, and has a good complexion. Long-term eating does not make people fit." Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica is regarded as a classic by later medical scientists and has been in use ever since.
Shennong Caizhitu
"Shennong Materia Medica" records that "Shennong tastes a hundred herbs every day, and when it encounters seventy poisons, it is solved by tea." Tea also plays an important role in Shennong's herbal medicine, which can be described as a protective tea. Wuyishan tea culture has a long history, and Wuyi rock tea is also a fragrant world. In fact, Wuyi Ganoderma lucidum has a longer history than Wuyi Rock Tea. In the Yuan Dynasty, Lin Xi-weng wrote a poem "Yonggong Tea", saying: "A hundred herbs dare not meet spring flowers, and imperial flowers are buds. Wuyi is really a fairyland, with ganoderma lucidum and tea. " It can be seen that Wuyishan not only raised Dahongpao, but also had Ganoderma lucidum earlier.
Yonggongcha
In recent years, medical experts have made great achievements in the study of Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan. In the Modern Study of Ganoderma lucidum written by Professor Lin Zhibin, chairman of the Chinese Pharmacological Society, chairman of the International Ganoderma lucidum Research Association and doctoral supervisor of Peking University Health Science Center, it is confirmed that the pharmacological components of Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan are the highest in the country and the quality is the highest in the country. Since then, Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan has never been favored and has become an authentic raw material purchased by many merchants.
Five, Wuyishan Ganoderma lucidum cultivation history
Ganoderma lucidum occupies a prominent position in the fairy medicine taken by Taoism, so it has the reputation of fairy grass and becomes a symbol of fairyland. Ganoderma lucidum occupies a prominent position in fairy medicine. Famous Taoist figures in history, such as Ge Hong, Lu, Tao Hongjing and Sun Simiao, all attached great importance to the study of Ganoderma lucidum, which played a positive role in promoting the development of Ganoderma lucidum culture in China. But the most basic goal of Taoism is to get Ganoderma lucidum, and the number of Ganoderma lucidum is very small. Taoism does not indulge in vague fantasies, but strives to practice and explore the cultivation methods of Ganoderma lucidum. This greatly promoted the study of Ganoderma lucidum in ancient times.
Wuyishan ganoderma base
In A.D. 1688, Chen Haozi in Qing Dynasty described in detail the method of cultivating Ganoderma lucidum by Taoism. Every time glutinous rice is mashed into mud, realgar and deer head blood are added, and winter bamboo shoots are exposed to the sun. Once the winter solstice, they will be piled in the soil or dumped in the rotten place of old trees to enrich the rain, so that all kinds of Ganoderma lucidum can be obtained. These methods of cultivating Ganoderma lucidum were feasible methods created by the ancients at that time, which had certain scientific principles and accumulated experience for artificial cultivation of Ganoderma lucidum today. It is recorded in "Flower Mirror" that Ganoderma lucidum is "placed under the pine pot and in the orchid", which shows that the ornamental value of Ganoderma lucidum was discovered in ancient times and was also made into bonsai and other works of art.
At present, the wise people of Wuyishan collect wild domesticated strains of Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan on the basis of their ancestors' experience in planting Ganoderma lucidum, and successfully cultivate authentic Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan by imitating the cultivation techniques of wild knotweed, and establish nearly 100 acres of Ganoderma lucidum planting base in Wuyishan, and promote the cultivation techniques to the whole country, which has created a precedent for cultivating Ganoderma lucidum in Duanmu and made great contributions to promoting the traditional Chinese medicine culture of the motherland.
Wuyishan ganoderma base
Ganoderma lucidum in Wuyishan
Wuyishan is a key area of global biodiversity protection, with the most complete, typical and largest primitive forest ecosystem in the same latitude zone in the world. Wuyishan is famous for its rich natural ecological resources, unique scenery, splendid and long history and culture, and the harmonious environment between man and nature. Wuyishan is a famous tourist attraction in China. 1999 was approved by UNESCO to be included in the World Heritage List in February, becoming one of the four world natural and cultural heritages in China. Wuyishan is a subtropical region, the best ganoderma lucidum producing area in the world, and one of the most concentrated and precious green organic edible and medicinal fungi bases in the world.
The traditional health preserving culture in China has a history of thousands of years. In the process of development, many factors such as natural science, humanities and social sciences have been integrated, and the health-preserving culture of the Chinese nation for thousands of years has been integrated. Based on a unique theoretical system and characterized by rich clinical experience, it is unparalleled in the traditional health-preserving culture in the world and has made great contributions to the prosperity and health care of the Chinese nation. As a master of Chinese health-preserving culture, Wuyishan Ganoderma lucidum health-preserving culture has accumulated the wisdom and integration of ancient and modern health-preserving people, which has deeply influenced the East and even the whole world.