The total fairy palace was built in the Tang Dynasty. When it was first built, there were buildings such as Sanqing Hall and East-West Corridor. After years of change, there have been repairs and additions in previous dynasties. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Zhichang, an eminent disciple of Qiu Chuji, named it "Total Fairy Palace". After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the building of the General Fairy Palace was destroyed due to disrepair, and then the people raised funds to build the Jade Emperor Pavilion, Sanqing Hall and other buildings. In 1999, Wangwu Mountain Scenic Area resumed the construction of the General Fairy Palace, which was completed in 2000. After the reconstruction, the total fairy palace has three floors in appearance and four floors in interior, with exquisite pattern. The first floor is dedicated to Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of Chinese culture; The second floor is dedicated to Sanqing Daozhu; The third floor worships the Queen Mother of the West; The highest place is dedicated to the jade emperor, which is solemn and sacred. Today's total fairy palace, its appearance is made of exquisite copper craft, which is presented by the team of China bronze carving master Zhu Bingren. It not only carries thousands of years of cultural heritage, but also becomes a beautiful cultural landscape in Wangwu Mountain with unique artistic charm.