Huazu Temple is a temple dedicated to Hua Tuo, an outstanding doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Hua tuo's personality, a name to apply. Huazu Temple was built in the Tang and Song Dynasties. It consists of three courtyards: temple, former residence and ancient medicine garden. It covers an area of 8600 square meters. There are two lions inside and outside the temple, and the ancient wood is empty. This temple is grand and solemn. The statue of the imperial doctor is warm, kind, stubborn, elegant and radiant. There are a large number of medical historical documents and cultural relics on display here. In the west wing hall, rows of colorful plastic wax figures and lighting sets are fascinating. In the bamboo workshop in the East Courtyard, Hua Tuo looked up at the Yi Pavilion, and hung couplets on the pavilion, saying, "Naturally, there are wild cranes floating in the clouds, and the seven rhythms are flowing." What an accurate portrayal of Hua Tuo's life! Crossing the temple is his former residence. Yuan Hua Caotang stands on a high platform, with Yishouxuan in the east wing and Cunzhenzhai in the west wing as its pharmacy and medical place. There are portraits of famous doctors in China and their local biographies, as well as inscriptions and paintings by experts and scholars at home and abroad. The whole courtyard is connected by cloisters, with old pines and cypresses, cold bamboos and plum blossoms, and shaded from the sun, which is in harmony with the temples and shrines. Bypassing the promenade and entering the ancient medicine garden, the medicine pool hidden by the weeping willows hanging tower is clear and green, and between the mountain water control bank and the Quqiao Yuli, the blue shadow ripples in the Crystal Palace. Chai Fei's bamboo fence is full of precious Chinese herbal medicines and flowers, such as peony, peony, chrysanthemum, Datura, rose, brown catalpa and so on. It can be said that the herb garden is fragrant, and bloom has four seasons. The Imperial Doctor Pavilion, Wu Qin Theatre, Disciples Pavilion, Yunluqiao and Poetry Wall are all hidden among the clear water and green trees. They are antique, quiet and peaceful, and full of thoughts. This is also the location of Huatuo Memorial Hall. Since the opening up, people from all walks of life at home and abroad have been pouring in, and Huazu Temple has become the academic center for the study of Huatuo in the world.