At the end of the Kaiyuan Period of the Tang Dynasty (719), the 25-year-old Silla monk Jin Qiaojue crossed the sea to Mount Jiuhua and practiced diligently. He was admired by all the believers in the area. On the 30th day of the seventh lunar month in the 10th year of the Zhenyuan Period (794), Jin Qiaojue, who had practiced hard for 75 years and was already 99 years old, passed away in Mount Jiuhua. His body sat in a stone casket and had not decayed for three years. His bones made a sound like a golden lock. The monks regarded him as the manifestation of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and built a flesh-body pagoda to worship him. Since then, every 30th day of the seventh lunar month, Buddhist monks and local mountain people would hold grand sacrificial activities, which gradually formed the form of temple fairs. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, "Buddha Bathing Ceremony", "Yulanpen Ceremony" and "Great Wish Ceremony" were held on the Buddha's Birthday (the eighth day of the fourth lunar month), the Day of Self-Examination (the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month), and the Ksitigarbha's Birthday (the 30th day of the seventh lunar month). The folks and temples also jointly held the "Yinzhi Conference" (the fifteenth day of the tenth lunar month). On such days, pilgrimage and market trade became popular. Believers from all over the country organized various groups to make pilgrimages, worship towers, and guard towers. Large temples also organized ordination activities, and the four groups of disciples could ask for ordination and receive ordination certificates. The Jiuhuashan Temple Fair mainly focused on transcending the dead, praying for peace and happiness for all living beings. Many Buddhist monks held religious ceremonies such as "Water and Land Dharma Assembly", "Fang Yankou", "Prayer", and "Release of Life". The mountain people took advantage of the large number of pilgrims to do business, and held "Dragon Lantern Dance", "Lion Lantern", and performed Nuo opera programs such as Mulian Opera "Mulian Saves His Mother" and "Jiu Gengtian" and "Liu Wenlong". It was very lively for several days and nights. After thousands of years of inheritance, the Jiuhuashan Temple Fair has become a cultural space that integrates sacrificial activities, market trade and cultural and entertainment activities. It is very rich in content and has a high folk value. Jiuhuashan is a famous scenic spot, famous for its beautiful natural scenery and rich Buddhist cultural traditions. At the end of the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, Jin Qiaojue, a monk from Silla, crossed the sea to Mount Jiuhua. After his death, he was revered by monks as the incarnation of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. Since then, every July 30th of the lunar calendar, Buddhist monks and local people hold grand sacrificial ceremonies, and gradually form the Jiuhuashan Temple Fair: "Buddha Bathing Meeting", "Yulanpen Meeting" and "Great Wish Meeting" are held on Buddha's Birthday (April 8th of the lunar calendar), Self-examination Day (July 15th of the lunar calendar), and Ksitigarbha's Birthday (July 30th of the lunar calendar). On October 15th of the lunar calendar, the folks and temples jointly hold the "Yinzhi Conference", where pilgrims from all directions worship devoutly, and transactions gather to form a market. The Jiuhuashan Temple Fair is mainly about transcending the dead, praying for peace and happiness for all beings. At the same time, local people hold "Dragon Lantern Dance" and "Lion Lantern" activities, and perform Nuo rituals such as "Mulian Saves His Mother", "Nine Changes of Days", and "Liu Wenlong", which last for several days and are very lively.