Wuhou Shrine in Chengdu.

Attraction introduction: 1. Zhuge Liang Hall, also known as "Jingyuan Hall", is named after a sentence in the letter "Chengzi Shu" written by Zhuge Liang to his son: "Only by being indifferent can one have a clear goal, and only by being quiet can one go far". The statues of three generations of Zhuge Liang's family are enshrined in the main hall. 2. Liu Bei Hall, which houses a "Chushi Biao", a calligraphy work by Yue Fei, a famous general of the Southern Song Dynasty who resisted the Jin Dynasty. 3. Han Zhaolie Temple, the plaque with the four characters "Ye Shao Gao Guang" hanging above the main hall was inscribed by Wanyan Chongshi, the governor of Sichuan during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhaolie Hall is the tallest and most majestic, with a gold-plated statue of Liu Bei in the middle, Liu Bei's grandson Liu Chen on the left, and Liu Bei's son Liu Chan on the right. Because Liu Shen was stupid and incompetent, his position as a companion was cancelled from the Song Dynasty, and the right side has been empty until now. 4. Sanjieyi Hall: It is a place to commemorate the three oaths of Liu, Guan, and Zhang Taoyuan. 5. Tang Stele, mainly commenting on Zhuge Liang's life, this stele was written by Pei Du, a famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, calligrapher Liu Gongchuo (brother of Liu Gongquan), and famous craftsman Lu Jianke. 6. Han Hui Mausoleum, known as "Hui Mausoleum" in history, covers an area of 2,000 square meters and is 12 meters high. There is a 180-meter-long brick wall around the mausoleum. There is a stele in front of the mausoleum that says "Mausoleum of Emperor Zhaolie of Han", which was erected in the 53rd year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1788).