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Qingyang Palace, founded in the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE), is Chengdu’s oldest Taoist temple and "First Taoist Temple in West China." Famous for its bronze zodiac goats and Eight Trigrams Pavilion, it blends Tang-Qing architecture with legends of Laozi’s teachings.
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