Mrs. Wei was a famous Taoist in Jin Dynasty. 25 1 Rencheng, Shandong Province (now Jining County, Shandong Province), daughter of Shu Wei, a famous Taoist in Jin Dynasty. She is proficient in the Five Classics and Three Biographies, the books of Laozi, Zhuangzi and Bai Zi, advocates magic and is good at Taoism. She is the founder of Taoist Puritanism. In 3 18, Wei settled in Bailongtan, Nanyue, and devoted himself to Taoism. She often takes flax powder and Fuling pills to practice breathing and respiratory tract work to keep healthy. After the completion of the Taoist temple pavilion, she has been living in this pavilion and practicing at home every day. She devoted herself to monasticism and sincerely touched real people, such as Wang Ziqiao, a fairy in the sky. One early winter night, Wei was practicing Buddhism. Suddenly, there was a flash of blue light. She looked intently and saw a young man in his twenties coming towards him. Someone told Wei that he was a real person, pure and empty, to teach him "the way of God's truth". Wei was very grateful and accepted Wang Ziqiao's Taiwanese businessmen, the thirty-first volume of Ba Shu and Huang Tingjing very devoutly. Then, she warmly set the wine and Yun Xuan purple wood nai to entertain Wang Ziqiao. This Wang Ziqiao, the son of Wang Huzi, rode a white crane to the fairyland, because he didn't want to get married in the palace. Before becoming an immortal, he often drank in the palace as a tribute. This wine is produced in the area around the lake at the foot of Nanyue Mountain. Today, Wang Ziqiao has a soft spot for Nanyue wines. Before he left, he touched Wei again and combined wine with the way of keeping in good health. Tell her to soak some traditional Chinese medicine that she usually eats to practice breathing and breathing. After drinking it, she will be ruddy, like a teenager, dying. Wei Huacun is in full bloom: Qiang wine is a kind of health wine, and its compatibility with flax powder, poria cocos and other traditional Chinese medicines is unique. So Wei began to brew Qiang wine according to the new method. This wine is slightly green and touched by the fairy spirit, so Wei called it "Qiong Su Lu Jiu". After drinking this wine, Wei felt that all his internal organs were well developed. Although he is over the age of 70, he turned against the baby and was on cloud nine. From now on, Wei will drink Qiong Sulu wine every day. Because Wei has been practicing meditation for many years, he has a deep foundation, and the effect of this wine is amazing. He is more comfortable in the Sixth Hospital, reconciling three souls and thoroughly remoulding himself. In 334 AD, the ninth year of Xian Di in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wei celebrated her 83rd birthday. On that day, she drove Hexian to find the immortals of Purple Virtual Goddess and Lady Nanyue. Later, people have said that on this day, when she quietly boarded the "ritual bucket altar", suddenly four immortals rode cranes and said that they would welcome the Taoist priest to heaven. So, she appeared from the boulder on the top of the mountain. In Du Fu's poem "Looking at Yue", there is a saying that "when you hear Mrs. Wei, the gods soar". At present, there are still "flying fairy stone" relics in front of the imperial court, and the stone is engraved with three Chinese characters: "flying fairy stone" and "flying clouds coagulate fossils"; There are a pair of thick footprints in the couplet "Immortal Stars Stay in the Altar". Mrs. Wei's ascension to immortality may be just a legend. However, the health of wine is still a subject that people continue to study.