Three feet above the head is divine

There is a relic of Laojuntai in Mingdao Palace, Luyi County, Henan Province, which is a unique landscape of Luyi. Lao Juntai legend is the place where Lao Tzu set up the altar to preach and lecture. Founded in the Han Dynasty and flourishing in the Tang Dynasty, it was destroyed many times by military rebellion. It has a history of more than 2000 years after repairs of past dynasties.
Stepping up 33 steps, there were bullet marks on the east wall of the hall, the back wall of the hall and the branches of cypress trees. These bullet marks were the evidence of Japanese imperialism’s invasion of China on the morning of May 4th in the 1938 lunar calendar. Under Laojuntai, there is a white square pillar, which is inscribed in Japanese, simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese and English on all sides: "We wish the world human peace". Fang Zhu’s idea came from Taro Meichuan, a Japanese gunner who invaded China 70 years ago.
Why did Taro Meichuan set up this square pillar? What happened here 70 years ago?
At 9:00 a.m. on the fourth day of May in the 1938 lunar calendar, Japanese troops marched westward from Bozhou in the east. The Japanese army did not know the situation of the city’s defense, so they went to the camp ten miles away from the city and prepared to concentrate their fire on the city’s high-altitude shelling. Through Wangluyi County, two tall buildings were found. Of course, they don’t know. On the left is the southeast corner building of the county wall, Kuixing Tower, and on the right is Laozi’s lecture platform, Laojuntai.
The Japanese commander raised his knife and ordered to attack the two lofty targets first. Taro Meichuan was ordered to fire a gun. The first one hit the Kuixing Tower on the left. The whole Kuixing Tower was shattered by the shell. After the loud noise, there was a cheer from the Japanese army. Taro Meichuan began to turn around the muzzle and aim at the taller building on the right side. One shot went out without hearing the explosion. Two shots went out, or there was no movement. At that time, something strange happened. Twelve shots in a row, none of them exploded.
Since the invasion of China, Taro Meichuan has never encountered such a phenomenon, and the Japanese troops around him are all puzzled. The commander was so angry that he fired the thirteenth shell at the platform himself. The result was another dud. The commander was shocked. The whole team was shocked.
At that time, there were two small halls behind the hall. They were Laojun’s alchemy. There was a room full of black explosives and a five-year-old iron gun on the platform. If an artillery shell explodes, causing the explosion of gunpowder, its consequences are unimaginable. However, the Japanese invaders’similar shells were very powerful in other parts of the county town, such as the Kuixing Tower in the southeast corner and the city building in the South gate, which were totally damaged by the Japanese army. Only the old emperor and the emperor remained motionless and were not injured.
After entering the city, the first thing the Japanese army did was to ask the interpreter to find out what the work was and why it had special functions. When I learned that it was Tai Shang Lao Jun’s Sendai, the whole Japanese army was in an uproar.
If the God is angry, he will confess. The first thing after arriving at Luyi was that all the Japanese troops went to the city and came to Laojun’s platform. They crawled on the ground, kowtowed their heads and asked him to forgive them.
During the establishment of the Japanese Army Maintenance Council and the Japanese Puppet County Government, the Japanese Army also sent a squad of troops to garrison at Laojuntai. During this period, Luyi people could visit and worship.
After the war, in 1980, Taro Meichuan and some of his comrades-in-arms returned to Luyi, a magical land, once again lowering his evil head to Laojuntai. Over the next few years, Tailang Meichuan became a frequent visitor to Luyi County. From time to time, he came to Lao Tzu and knocked on several pillars of incense.
On September 19, 1997, Taro Meichuan arrived in Luyi for the last time. He and his comrades stood respectfully in front of Laojuntai and Taiqing Palace with two white pillars brought from Japan. They expressed their regret to the people of Luyi and wished peace to all mankind. It is said that Taro Meichuan died shortly after his return.
This is not a fabrication, it is true in history, and there are real evidence. Now Laojuntai still has unexploded shells and bullet marks. Experts can not explain why. The only explanation is dumb shells, but the probability of thirteen is very low. At that time, the gunner believed that it was the old gentleman who appeared before he came to kneel and set up a special monument of thanks, which was later changed to a monument of peace by the local people.An ancient Chinese building, the Japanese army fired 13 unexploded shells in a row! Japanese Army "Kneel All"