Taoist priests sang songs for the dead: full of merits, ghosts, riding cranes into fairy classes, making way at all levels, foxes and yellow ghosts flashing on both sides. The unfilial man XX bought a float, two red horses and a yellow cattle in an old shop in XX village.

Money bought a coachman named Shunxin, who waited all the way and listened carefully. I have a treasure, nine bags and a few hidden funds with me, all of which are on my way to work. As for crossing the ferry, it is indisputable that there are ghosts and evil spirits in all provinces, cities and counties in Lu Yu, famous mountains and rivers, and various checkpoints in hades. On the basis of this horse ticket, the ministries will release it.

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According to the History of Louguan, the name of Taoist originated in Zhou Muwang. Zhou Muwang sized up the situation, took Eucommia ulmoides as a teacher, pursued the remains, worshipped the spiritual altar, gathered hermits from all directions, and showed off the mysterious industry. "The ruling and opposition parties are based on their grandeur, so they are named after Taoist priests." However, there is no Taoist name in the Taiping Jing of early Taoism, and there is a saying in the notes about Xianger in Laozi that "Taoist can become immortal and cannot die".

Taoist priest, Taoist priest, the early popular saying, has the same meaning as alchemist. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Taoists and Taoists replaced alchemists to address Taoists and Buddhists. Since the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Taoist names have been dedicated to Taoist people and Taoist names have been dedicated to Buddhists. But some Taoists call themselves Taoists, such as Taoist in Qiongshan.

After that, Taoist priests were called Taoist priests. There is a "Tao" article in the Taoist scriptures of the Tang Dynasty, quoting Jing Ke, who is too true, saying: "At the beginning of development, all saints and true immortals preached and passed down from generation to generation. They are all called bachelors, taking Tao as their profession, so they are called Taoists. Taoism has boundless merits, so it is called Taoist. Taoist priests take Tao as their profession. " Accordingly, Taoist priests must believe in Taoist teachings and continue to this day.

In history, the teachings of Taoist priests have been handed down from master to apprentice. If the Tao does not follow the teacher, the Tao will not fall, and the preacher has to choose. To be a Taoist, a Taoist must accept precepts or symbols. After entering the Tao, take the Tao as the service, hold fast and worship, observe precepts and chant Buddhist scriptures, burn incense and light lamps, and do not involve in chores.