Qiu Chuji Qiu Chuji (February 10, 1148-August 22, 1227) was the leader of a Quanzhen Taoism branch of Taoism. The word Tongmi is called Changchun Zi. A native of Qixia in Dengzhou (now Shandong). One of the characters in Jin Yong's The Legend of the Condor Shooting Heroes.

In the Jin Dynasty, he was born in Qixia (Shandong), Dengzhou, with the word Tongmi. He was born in Qixia, Dengzhou, and was later given the name Changchun Real Man. At the age of 19, he became a monk on Kunlun Mountain in Ninghai (east of Muping today). Teacher Wang Chongyang, together with other brothers and sisters, is collectively known as the "Seven Sons of Quan Zhen". They are: Ma Yu, son of Danyang, Tan Churui, son of Chang Zhen, son of Chang Sheng, Qiu Chuji, son of Changchun, Wang Chuyi, son of Yuyang, Hao Datong, son of Guangning, and Sun Buer, a Qingjing Sanren (Ma Yu's wife). The seven sons of Quan Zhen founded the Taoist Quan Zhen Sect with Wang Chongyang. After Wang Chongyang's death, Qiu Chuji entered the cave in the Wuxi River. He spent six years carrying a feather hat, and was known as "Mr. Mui." Later, he went to Longmen Mountain in Raozhou (now Baoji City) to cultivate in seclusion for seven years and became the founder of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect.

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"Medical Source Database": Qiu Chuji, a famous Taoist priest and health practitioner. 1148-1227 Year, the word Tongmi, called himself Changchun Zi. A native of Qixia, Dengzhou (now part of Shandong Province). One of the "Northern Seven Truths" of Taoist Quanzhen Taoism. At the edict of Genghis Khan, the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, he went to the snowy mountains of the Western Regions. When he responded to his question "Is there a medicine for longevity?", he replied,"There is a way to hygiene, but no medicine for longevity." "The foundation of respecting heaven and loving the people" and "clearing your heart and having fewer desires is the key", and advised Taizu with the principles of health preservation such as refraining from killing and clearing your heart and having fewer desires. Taizu was deeply impressed and gave him a tiger talisman and a seal letter. Later, he settled in Beijing and built Baiyun Temple. He died and was buried in the back hall. The tomb still exists today. The monographs on health care include a volume such as "On Health Protection News".

Comments: Qiu Chuji was an epoch-making figure in history. He had Genghis Khan order the "stop killing" and saved the lives of thousands of Han people.