The ninth entrance of Changchun Temple in Anyang is the Jade Emperor Hall. The Jade Emperor Hall is a two-story Chinese-style antique building and the tallest building of Changchun Temple. The Jade Emperor Hall is dedicated to the Jade Emperor: commonly known as God, who rules the world of gods. A god whose position is like that of an earthly emperor. Manage the prosperity and decline of all things in the universe, good and bad fortune. There is a famous saying in Taoism: "It will do no good if you let me burn incense if you have evil intentions; if you stand upright and see me, it will not harm you if you don't worship me." That is to say, the Jade Emperor is so righteous and awe-inspiring, and he is also sacred and inviolable. Pray for blessings: peace in the world, peace and prosperity, prosperity for the country and people, good life, good luck, smooth sailing, good weather, good luck and good luck.

One of the stories happened on December 25, when the Jade Emperor visited the human world. According to legend, shipping in the Shanying River section was once very developed. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were many boats and sails in Shanying. Coal, wood, and grain produced here were continuously transported to various places along the Anyang River. However, in order to make profits, the local people cut down and mined the mountains indiscriminately, which finally angered the mountain god. In order to punish the local people, the mountain gods would often roll down stones from the mountains and injure those who engaged in illegal logging. The local people were also in dire straits. Finally, when the Jade Emperor visited the world, the people prayed to save them. After the Jade Emperor learned about the specific situation, he warned the people to follow nature and stop in moderation in order to get out of the predicament. After hearing this, the people began to slowly protect the mountain, respect the mountain god, and gradually got out of the predicament.