Introduction to Wusheng Palace: It is commonly known as "Guandi Temple" and "Wusheng Temple". Su Yuanchun believed that Wusheng Temple was not enough to show his greatness, so he called it "Wusheng Palace". When the Japanese invaders occupied Pingxiang, the temple's three golden plaques, three statues of gods, shrines, altars, palanquins, incense burners, bells, drums and other sacrificial vessels were looted by the Japanese invaders and transported back to Japan via Vietnam, causing All the cultural relics inside are gone, leaving only the empty temple.