Chapter 67 What is Tao?

Qingxu Temple is famous, but its scale is not large.

After passing the Lingguan Hall at the mountain gate, you are facing the Sanqing Hall. There is a small hall in the wing rooms on both sides, and in addition are the kitchen and residence.

On the cement floor in the courtyard, there is a huge Yin Yang Bagua diagram painted.

In the center of the picture is an incense burner half as tall as a person.

The cauldron was filled with incense ashes, and three sticks of sandalwood sticks as thick as arms were inserted, which were just half-burned.

It was still early, and there were only two middle-aged women in the temple who were worshiping the incense in front of the incense burner devoutly.

Standing next to him was a young Taoist priest, about seventeen or eighteen years old, wearing a coarse blue Taoist robe and a Hunyuan scarf, holding a whisk in his hand.

The five of us walked inside, huffing and puffing, and making a lot of noise, but