Appendix Eight of the Twelve National Treasures of Yongtai, Songkou Ancient Town, Longkou Ancestral House

Appendix Eight of the Twelve National Treasures of Yongtai, Songkou Ancient Town, Longkou Ancestral House This house is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Songkou Ancient Town, a provincial cultural relics protection unit, the largest ancient house in Songkou. The most famous thing in the house is the crane-shaped road. It is said that it was built by the old Zheng family during the Southern Song Dynasty, and was helped by Zhang Shengjun, the master of the Lushan School of the Five Thunder Sect, but it was actually built during the Kangxi and Jiaqing periods. The introduction of the Zheng family is very few, just the local landlords in Songkou. Zhang Cixi, a man from Songkou, Yongtai, during the reign of Emperor Zhaozong at the end of the Tang Dynasty, was born as a poor cowherd boy. He learned witchcraft from his uncle Jiang, a god. It is said that he had a fairy fate and ate half a peach. He practiced Taoism in Fanghu Rock, Yongtai, and ascended in Jinsha, Minqing. Later, he joined the Lushan School established by Xu Jingyang at the bottom of the Minjiang River, mainly for demon suppression, plague elimination, rain request, and wealth seeking. It is said that he was smoked into a black face in a fight with the Five Pass Ghosts, and was sealed as the Master of the Five Thunder Sect on July by the Jade Emperor after a fight with Lei Gong. Because there are ten million believers in Taiwan, it is listed as a cultural protection in Fujian and Taiwan.