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Looking at the invitation in his hand, Zhou Yu thought in his mind. When he saw the signature on the invitation and the special seal of the abbot behind the signature, and the other party used the art of borrowing objects to replace the form of the Taoist sect, there should be no problem with the invitation.

The Changchun Temple in Jiangcheng is also familiar with the abbot Wu Chengzhen Taoist Priest Zhou Yu, because the university Zhou Yu was studying in Jiangcheng, where Zhou Yu spent four years. The Changchun Temple in Jiangcheng was the largest Taoist temple in Jiangcheng, and Wu Chengzhen, who is the first female abbot in the Chinese Taoist Sect in more than a thousand years, think that Zhou Yu is a Taoist practitioner and the leader of a sect, it would be useless to spend time.

Changchun Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Qiu Chuji, the founder of Quanzhen Long Sect, was named Changchunzi. He founded the Taoist ten directions jungle system and was repeatedly awarded by Genghis Khan, the Emperor Taizu of Yuan, and was in charge of Taoism in the world.

So Qiu Chuji sent his disciples to Jiangcheng, a place in Jinghu to establish a Taoist jungle. In order to record the matter, the disciples built Changchun Temple on Songdao to worship the real people of Changchun. Every year, the 19th day of the first lunar month is Changchun's real people's Christmas. Changchun Temple holds a grand and grand Qiuzu Association, which is commonly known as the "Welcome the Spring Festival", also known as the "Yanjiu Festival". Zhou Yu, who was studying in Jiangcheng at that time, also concealed his identity and participated.

The deepest impression of Zhou Yu of Changchun Temple is that although this Changchun Temple is located on the edge of a main road in Jiangcheng Administrative District, it does not feel noisy at all in the Taoist temple, but is very quiet and quiet. The sound of the Taoist sounds lingering and faint fragrance seems to have a illusion of time freezing.

What Zhou Yu was particularly impressed was that the vegetarian dishes in Changchun Temple were really delicious, especially the vegetarian buns, and various imitation dishes such as "roasted duck" and "buttoned pork" were really delicious.

As for the abbot of Changchun Temple, Taoist Master Wu Chengzhen became a monk in Changchun Temple, Jiangcheng City, Longsheng Province in March 1984, and was appointed as the 23rd abbot of Baiyun Temple in Yanjing, Taoist Master Xie Zongxin, and was a master of the Taoist methods of Quanzhen Longmen Sect.

Later on November 15, 2009, he was promoted to the first female abbot of the Huaxia Taoist Sect in Changchun Temple in Jiangcheng. If Zhou Yu had not graduated from university a year ago and was traveling abroad, then with Zhou Yu's identity, he would have been the guest at the Dharma Assembly at that time.

After thinking for a while, Zhou Yu decided to go to Jiangcheng. After all, someone else's abbot personally sent a post to invite him, but it was embarrassing not to go. Moreover, since Zhou Yu officially identified himself as the seventh preacher of Jingyang Gong Jingming Dao in 2007, although he had invited several Taoist annual meetings, Zhou Yu did not attend because of various things. Although he had replied to the letter, it would be bad if he didn't show up in this annual meeting, so this time he happened to have free time, so let's go! It would also save others from saying anything bad.

At this time, Zhou Yu suddenly saw the date on the invitation. He carefully calculated the 19th day of the first lunar month this year, and it was February 10th. It was only two days apart from the reunion of college classmates. Since that is the case, the reunion of classmates will be settled together. Anyway, you have to go to the Qiu Zuhui and Taoist Annual Meeting a few days earlier. All food and accommodation will be handled by Changchun Temple, and you don’t have to spend anything.

Thinking of this, Zhou Yu quickly clicked the penguin and replied to the news of attending the party in the class group. Zhou Yu suddenly made the group leader who managed this group feel incredible.

You should know that since Zhou Yu joined this group, he may not have said a word for a month, and it is always invisible, so he has not participated in the group activities. If Zhou Yu had not appeared every few months to show up to his existence, otherwise Zhou Yu would have been kicked out by the group leader, which made the group leader specially marked Zhou Yu as a submarine when dealing with Zhou Yu's online name.

At this time, Zhou Yu's voice made the group leader think that someone else had stolen Zhou Yu's account, and he made random speeches to fool him. After repeated confirmation and deciding that this was really Zhou Yu's reply, the group leader felt relieved. After telling Zhou Yu that he would send Zhou Yu the specific activity time on February 8, he started chatting with several other classmates.

After Zhou Yu watched the specific activity time of the class reunion, Zhou Yu had thought about it. Zhou Yu first asked an acquaintance to book a high-speed train from Hongdu City to Jiangcheng on the afternoon of February 7th. After all, it was still during the Spring Festival travel rush, and this train ticket was not easy to buy. It was not that Zhou Yu had no other transportation methods, but that Zhou Yu wanted to relive the feeling of taking the train to Jiangcheng to go to school after the winter vacation.

After preparing for the trip, Zhou Yu came to the desk on the other end of the study, grind the ink first, then took a gold-stained cloud paper, and wrote a reply letter to Taoist Master Wu Chengzhen in the thin gold style that he had practiced for many years, telling him that he would attend the Qiu Zuhui and Taoist Annual Meeting, and when he would arrive in Jiangcheng.

After writing the reply, Zhou Yu signed his name at the end, and according to the convention, he stamped his seal as the master of Jingming Daodao. Then Zhou Yu pinched his left hand and pointed at the letter paper on the table. At the same time, he blew a breath. Then he saw a burst of purple air suddenly rising from the letter paper, then turned into a bird with the mark of Jingming Dao on his chest, flew out from the window, and headed straight towards Jiangcheng.

The next thing is much easier to handle. Zhou Yu is like usual, doing whatever he should do. He is just waiting for February 7th to set off to Jiangcheng. However, in the past few days, several calls came from Jiangcheng. One was from Changchun Temple, which informed Zhou Yu that this reply had been received to relieve Zhou Yu. At that time, Changchun Temple will send a special car to pick it up, so there will naturally be good hospitality.

The second one came from a classmate in Jiangcheng. He first determined whether Zhou Yu really wanted to attend the class reunion, and then told Zhou Yu to remember to bring a fee for the party. Although several of the initiators of the party took the big head, it was difficult for those who attended the party to pay a penny and still had to pay a portion of it. However, when he learned that Zhou Yu had arranged his accommodation location, the other party didn't say anything else. Zhou Yu almost even had a classmate who didn't match his appearance and name and hung up the phone after explaining it on the other end of the phone.

Time passed day by day, and Zhou Yu got the train ticket on the way. At this time, it was finally February 7th. After a sumptuous lunch at home, Zhou Yu brought a laptop to the entrance of his community and took the bus leading to the city of Hongdu to the train station.

After carefully flashing through the train station's large number of return crowds, Zhou Yu was wearing a road suit, straddling a computer bag, which looked a bit strange in the eyes of others, and squeezed into this train with a large number of people, Hongdu City and Jiangcheng.
Chapter completed!