[2025 Wuwei Attraction] Travel Guide for Migong Temple (Updated May)

Originally named Baojinzhai, Migong Temple is located in the northwest corner of Wucheng Town, Wuwei City, Anhui Province. It was built when the famous Northern Song Dynasty calligrapher and painter Mi Fu served as a military officer in Wuwei. The scenic area covers an area of about 17,000 square meters, with a total construction area of about 2,660 square meters. It is a provincial-level key cultural relic protection unit and a national 2A-level tourist attraction. I came here in the summer. The sky was gray and not sunny. It was the season when lotus flowers were in full bloom and the plants were lush. The antique atmosphere made me feel like I had traveled back in time. I remember entering from a construction site next to Mi Fu Square. If you can't find the place, remember to ask someone nearby for directions to avoid going the wrong way. 📍Address: Mi Fu Square 👍️Must-see attractions: Migong Temple 🎟️Tickets: Free

He was an honest official who worked diligently and loved the people. His contemporaries were moved by his benevolent governance. After his death, they built the Mi Gong Temple on the site of the former Mi Gong military residence to commemorate him. There are historical attractions such as Mi Gong Temple, Baojinzhai, Jushan Pavilion, Zhushenchu, Ancient Apricot Blossom Spring, Touyan Pavilion, Mochi, and Baishi.

Mi Fu (1051-1107), courtesy name Yuanzhang, moved his ancestral home from Taiyuan, Shanxi to Xiangyang, Hubei, and was known as "Mi Xiangyang". From the third year of Chongning to the first year of Daguan in the Northern Song Dynasty (1104-1107), Mi Fu served as the military governor of Wuwei. He was an honest official who worked diligently and loved the people. People at that time were moved by his benevolent governance. After his death, they built the Mi Gong Temple on the site of the former Mi Gong military residence to commemorate him!