The Needle-sharpening Well The Needle-sharpening Well, another name the Chunyang Palace built in the period of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, is a small and exquisite Taoist Temple with the close layout. The well’s name came from the regimen story of Prince Zhenwu in Jingle State. It is said that during the initial period of his regimen practice in this mountain, he wanted to give up and go back to the secular world. But he was moved by an old lady’s “grinding needles by the iron stick” on his way down the mountain. Then he went back and finally achieved his goal. Now the well, the old lady’s statue, two needles as thick as the top of the bowl and the “ Zhenwu Regimen Pictures” are well preserved there.

　　磨針井 亦名純陽宮，建于清康熙年間，是一座纖巧玲瓏，布局緊湊的道院。相傳靜樂國太子修煉之初，意志不堅(jiān)，欲出山還俗，在此受姥姆鐵杵磨針點(diǎn)化，復(fù)回山中修煉。現(xiàn)保存井亭、姥姆像、兩根碗粗的鐵針和真武修真的壁畫等。

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