A mountain’s inheritance.
A living culture.
Scripture, people, ritual and art.
A Chinese and English introduction to Maoshan.
Rooted in Shangqing.
We explore Maoshan through its Shangqing scriptures, ancestral teachers, devotion to the Three Mao Lords and living temple culture. The Classics Room, historical profiles and photographs offer connected ways into the tradition.
Culture, close to everyday life.
BaZi and Tai Sui offer another path into the traditional language of time. Explore the chart, read its cultural context and continue a conversation with the virtual guide.
Begin a readingObjects with a story.
This collection brings together official commemorative products supplied through the Maoshan Taoist Association collection: seal ornaments, beaded pieces, calligraphic fans and talismanic works.
Original photographs and cultural introductions help you know each work. Materials, dimensions, availability and ritual preparation can be discussed when you inquire.
Ask about the collectionNames & further reading
The association’s website records its establishment as the Maoshan Taoist Association in 1985 and its renaming as the Jurong Taoist Association in 1995. Maoshan remains the familiar name used for this cultural collection.
For institutional announcements and temple information, visit the Maoshan Daoist Temple website.
The association’s history ↗