烈女廟的英文名稱是 "Martyr's Shrine"。 Introduction
There are many temples in Lieyu, and the Lie Nu Temple is one of the most popular among them! Located at the southwestern tip of Lieyu in Qingqi Village, it is also known as the Wang Xian Gu Temple. The original name of the Lie Nu Temple was "Chastity Altar," dedicated to Wang Xian Gu, who was originally named Wang Yulan. She was from Xiamen, and legend has it that one day, while she was gathering oysters at the seaside during noon, she was tragically harassed, bullied, and drowned in the sea. The next day, her body washed ashore at the beach of Turtle Mountain in Lieyu, where it was discovered and buried by a Liu surname soldier from the local coastal defense garrison. Later, Wang Yulan appeared in a dream to explain her situation. The soldiers and villagers were deeply moved when they heard about it. Therefore, in 1956, funds were collected by the Army's 81st Division stationed in Lieyu to build a temple for her, which became a source of solace for both the stationed troops and local villagers. The Lie Nu Temple enjoys a vibrant atmosphere, with prayers being answered readily. It has been renovated and expanded over time to reach its current scale and has become a famous tourist attraction in Lieyu, drawing many visitors who go to pay their respects and make wishes. If your wishes come true, remember to return to express your gratitude!
