The concept of longevity was founded in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1130), and was established by Fu Qian, the second generation descendant of Fu Ji, a judge of Kuizhou Daoism in Song Dynasty. According to the records in the Song Dynasty's "Xian Zhi Shi Xian", Fu Qian was ordered to return to the south from Kuocang (the ancient county name, southeast of Lishui, Zhejiang) with a Taoist named Mei. Taoist Mei was "in a trance" at that time. They met with strong winds and waves from the fleet that included Cang, and all the other ships sank. Only Fu Qian was rescued by their boat, and under the escort of the sign "North is God" on the other side, he arrived in Xianyou smoothly and built the Taoist temple together. At that time, a big clock was cast in the newly-built Taoist temple. But after the bell was cast, it was "silent". Taoist Mei "struck with a sword, the bell began to shake", and Taoist Mei became the pioneer of Taoist Temple, and since then Taoist Temple has been repeatedly promoted and abolished. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1368- 1398), Gu Sijing, a magistrate of a county, rebuilt it, calling it the view of praying for the gods, offering sacrifices to mysterious gods, with ritual idols painted in front of it. Jingtai, Xuande, Yongle, Ming Dynasty, was renovated many times during Chenghua (1403- 1487), and was changed to Shen Fu Daoyuan in Qin Long (1567- 1572). In the fifth year of Qing Shunzhi (1648), funds were raised to rebuild Yimin forest. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the County Taoist Association was located in the Pass. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was used as a dormitory and library in Xianyou No.1 Middle School.
The concept of longevity has now been abandoned. However, abandoned buildings still retain the characteristics of ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Starting from the central axis, there are Yimen, Tianwang Hall, Danyong, Baitai, Zuoyou Cloister, Shrine and Fuxiang Temple in turn, with a total area of 1 1,000 square meters. The main hall is the temple of Tian Xuan, with two eaves resting on the top of the mountain, three rooms wide and three rooms deep. There are cloisters around, and there are 1 pairs of bluestone dragon columns in front of the hall, which are finely carved, lifelike and highly artistic. Both inside and outside the hall are supported by wooden columns, which are solid and generous. The top of the hall is decorated with gossip algae, which is fine in structure and elegant. There is a 1 carved dragon stone plate in front of the worship platform in front of the temple. As an inclined step, it is simple and elegant, with the style of ancient court architecture.
All the archways, sparrows, heavy lotus and lampposts in the main hall and Tianwang Hall are beautifully carved, decorated with flowers and birds, painted with gold, simple and elegant. There is a wide Tianchi Lake in front of the main hall, paved with granite strips, which is solid and flat.
Manjuji is one of the rare ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which has historical, artistic and scientific value. 1980 was listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit by Xianyou county people's government in September, and needs to be rebuilt and repaired.