Mr. Jeong is alive
"p" is a legend known to the hangzhou people for centuries.
the hangzhou people have the image of a mad monk who wears a mantle, wears a mantle, has a mantle fan, has a manic face, is a manicure, is a manicure, is a manicure, is a good play, is a manicure, is a manicure.
there are many stories about jeong-gun and most of them related to hangzhou west lake.
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he doesn't follow the rules.
he drinks and eats dog meat.
he was later transferred to the temple of tsang tsang in order to serve as a monk.
on one occasion, the temple burned down the palace.
he was asked by his husband to raise the building log.
three days later, he shouted, "ogi is here! get it from the well! it's true that there's a log out of the bottom of the temple.
the temples quickly removed more than 60 of the 70-and-a-half-foot round logs from the wells.
after that, the abbot said that it was enough, the wood would no longer appear, and a log that was just about to come out of the well would stop.
the logs on the water surface of today's shintiya temple (also known as the logs well) are also visible.
on one occasion, jeong-gong predicted that a small hill would come from the west to fall before the temple of invisible.
in order to save the lives of the villagers of the small village before the temple, he used the method of “magic bride-throwing” in a hurry to save the bride, thereby avoiding the fate of being crushed by the mountain peak.
that's the story of flying peaks.
on one occasion, jeong passed through the west lake and saw many residents cut their tails off and ready to eat, and then he asked the inhabitants to beg for them and let them live in the west lake.
since then, the west lake has grown a lot of tailless snails.
to this day, the tiger runs and the mountains along west creek are still growing with no tail screws, the legend being the “remnant” of the father-in-law.
today, a small, old-fashioned, run-away, old-fashioned fan with a rag in his mouth, shouting, “beep up, rise up!” while the water sprouts and continues to flow and never dry。