Wan Jun Well. To the right front of the exterior of Shikong Ancestral Shrine, there is a well, originally named Magong Great Well. Due to the legend that Shi Lang prayed to the Queen of Heaven and a spring gushed forth, it is also called General Shi's Well or Shi Well. With its abundant water supply capable of quenching the thirst of ten thousand soldiers, it is also referred to as Master Spring Well or Wan Jun Well. To the right front of the exterior of Shikong Ancestral Shrine, there is a well, originally named Magong Great Well. Due to the legend that Shi Lang prayed to the Queen of Heaven and a spring gushed forth, it is also called General Shi's Well or Shi Well. With its abundant water supply capable of quenching the thirst of ten thousand soldiers, it is also referred to as Master Spring Well or Wan Jun Well. It is currently designated as a county/city-level historic site in accordance with the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act. To the right front of the exterior of Shikong Ancestral Shrine, there is a well, originally named Magong Great Well. Due to the legend that Shi Lang prayed to the Queen of Heaven and a spring gushed forth, it is also called General Shi's Well or Shi Well. With its abundant water supply capable of quenching the thirst of ten thousand soldiers, it is also referred to as Master Spring Well or Wan Jun Well. It is currently designated as a county/city-level historic site in accordance with the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act.
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