On this day, 798 years ago, on August 22, 1227 (July 9, 1227 lunar calendar), the Chinese Taoist priest Qiu Chuji died. Qiu Chuji (February 10, 1148 - August 22, 1227), Qiu Chuji (February 10, 1148 - August 22, 1227), was a branch of Taoism. The word Tongmi, known as Changchunzi. One of the characters in "The Legend of the Archery Hero" written by Jin Yong. From Dengzhou Qixia (Shandong) in the Jin Dynasty, the word Tongmi, from Dengzhou Qixia, known as Changchunzi, and later given the name Changchun Zhenren. On the 19th year, he became a monk in Kunlun Mountain, Ninghai (now east of Muping). Wang Chongyang, the teacher, and other brothers and sisters are collectively known as the "Quan Zhen Seven Sons". They are: Danyang Zi Ma Yu, Changzhen Zi Tan Churui, Changsheng Son Liu Chuxuan, Changchunzi Qiu Chuji, Yuyangzi Wang Chuyi, Guangningzi Hao Datong, and Qingjing Sanren Sun Buer (Ma Yu's wife). Quan Zhen Seven Sons founded Taoist Quanzhen School with Wang Chongyang. After Wang Chongyang's death, Qiu Chuji went to live in a cave in Yanxi for six years. He took Liuli, known as "Mr. Liuli". Later, he went to Longmen Mountain (now Baoji City) in Raozhou to live in seclusion for seven years and became the founder of Quanzhen Longmen School. Related records "Medical Source Database": Qiu Chuji, a famous Taoist priest and health care home. From 1148 to 1227, the word Tongmi, self-named Changchunzi. A native of Qixia, Dengzhou (now part of Shandong Province). One of the "North Seven Truths" of Taoism's Quan Zhen Dao. He once went to the snow-capped mountains in the Western Regions at the edict of Emperor Taizu of Yuan Genghis Khan, and when asked if "there is a medicine for longevity", he answered "there is a way of hygiene, but no medicine for longevity." "The foundation of respecting heaven and loving the people" "pure heart and few desires is essential", and persuaded Taizu to abstain from killing, pure heart and few desires and other reasons for health. Taizu was deeply convinced and gave it to the tiger talisman and the seal book. He later settled in Beijing, built the Baiyun Temple, and was buried in the back hall. The tomb still exists today. There is a volume of health monographs such as "The News of Rebirth" Comments: Qiu Chuji in history was an epoch-making figure who made Genghis Khan order "stop killing" and saved the lives of thousands of Han Chinese.