Huilongguan, also known as "Huilong Ancient Temple", is located in the depths of Yunfeng Ridge in Hetian Village, Welfare Town, Liling City. Yunfeng Ridge is the remnant vein of Yang Qi Scenic Spot in Jiangxi Province. It turns from Dapingshan to the north, and there is a branch of centipede mountain, which stretches for more than ten miles. Yunfeng Ridge is named for its dense stratus clouds. The main peak is about 570 meters high, which is the boundary mountain of Pingyi, and there is a branch that rides stones several miles west, all belonging to Hotan Village.

Huilongguan, published in Liling County Records in the Republic of China, was built in the Hongwu period in the early Ming Dynasty. "Wu Genealogy" went on to say, "There was a mutiny at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and two husbands of the Wu family moved from Jiangxi with their father. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, they worked hard on the standard of planting grass and gradually became rich. In the fifth year of Hongzhi (1498), in order to avoid war and confusion, Kannonji was built next to cypress trees, with earth as walls and bamboo as tiles. Since then, cigarettes have continued. " Starting with the construction of a temple, it became a powerful historical basis for the theory that "after decades, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty passed on" ... seeking refuge in ancient traces ". Because in the first year of Hongwu (1368), Emperor Hongwu ascended the throne, and it has been 130 years since the fifth year of Hongzhi! But there is no doubt that this temple is an ancient temple built in the Ming Dynasty.

During the reign of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, Jinshan Temple in Shangliyao, Jiangxi Province took Huilong Ancient Temple as its foot temple and sent Master Peng Deren as its abbot. In the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong (1794), Peng Kun was buried in the back hill of the ancient temple, and the tombs of his disciples are still recorded in the genealogy. 1986, Huilongguan was finally rebuilt with the efforts of Wu clan and many lay people and believers, and its face was completely new. The winding mountain road can lead to the front of the temple. For hundreds of years, a Cooper has been a few miles away. Another ancient maple is said to have lasted for thousands of years. Although half of it was burned by lightning, the remaining stems still stood proudly, with lush foliage. There is also a ginkgo tree in front of the door, which is more than a hundred years old. It is precious that so many ancient trees are gathered in a temple. Surrounded by mountains, bamboo forests are lush, wind and waves are erupting, streams are gurgling, and drinking mountain springs is refreshing.

The door plaque of Huilong Ancient Temple hangs high above the new mountain gate, and the inscription on both sides reads: "Zhu Xi Huilong helps the dharma circle, and Zhou Nan rides a horse to meditate." Zhu Xi refers to India, the source of real Buddhist scriptures; "Zhou Nan on horseback" depicts the majestic momentum of shooting the ancient temple town deep in the mountains. It is indeed a famous association handed down from ancient times. The entrance of the mountain gate is the main hall, where the three Buddhas are enshrined as usual, and the banner reads "The Buddha is bright". On both sides of the doorpost, a pair of couplets is embedded with new porcelain plates: "The dusk drum and the morning bell wake up the fame and fortune of the world, and the Buddha's name calls back the dream of suffering." There is an octagonal algae well at the top of the hall, which is painted with poetic stories of four ancient poems, one of which is particularly profound and long, written by Hu Lingneng, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty:

The unkempt young children learn to hold on to nylon tightly, and the raspberry moss on the side reflects their bodies.

Passers-by waved at a distance, scaring people not to surprise the fish. On the ridge line at the junction of Hunan and Jiangxi in Hetian Village, Fuli Town, about 30 kilometers away from Liling City, a section of the wall suspected to be the Great Wall of Wu Chu during the Warring States Period was discovered by Liu Fangnian, a local cultural enthusiast in Liling.

This stone wall is about two kilometers long and well preserved. At present, the relevant staff of Liling Municipal Bureau of Culture and Sports are investigating and studying this ancient city wall.

This stone wall extends from east to west along the ridge line, with a flat masonry surface on the north and a soil slope on the south. The remaining city wall is about 1.5 to 2 meters high, and the top of the wall is about 4 meters wide and 2 kilometers long. At the tip of the abrupt peak, there is also a square platform similar to a beacon tower, and the height of the residual wall is more than 3 meters.

You, director of Hetian Village in Fuli Town, said that the ridge where this stone wall is located is the dividing line between Fuli Town in Liling, Jiangxi Province and Paishang Township in Pingxiang, and also the dividing line of ancient Wu Chu.