Jiang Lichun, who is he? According to the "Brief History of Taoism in Wudang", citing the "Taihe Mountain Annals" compiled by Lu Chonghua, Jiang Lichun "learned the secret method of the Yellow River from the mouth of the Xuanfu." Give advice to the Jingle Palace. During the Jiajing period (1522-1566 AD), many national sacrificial ceremonies were held to observe cranes and present auspicious pictures. He was promoted to the position of Taichang Shoucheng and was awarded a large red gold woven robe. Later, he taught his disciples the book and sword, instructed them to keep their seals in check, and went to an easy nest seven li south of the prefecture (now Junzhou) to old age. He was actually a famous Taoist priest on Wudang Mountain during the Ming Dynasty. His birth, death and native place are all unknown.