The Bian Que temple at Neiqiu stands on the edge of the hills west of Xingtai, at a site that also includes a tomb attributed to the physician. Bian Que is a semi-legendary figure of the Warring States period, credited in the Records of the Grand Historian with founding the pulse diagnosis and with a set of famous cases. The temple keeps a local cult that treats him as a healing ancestor, and the site is a provincial-level protected place.
The Bian Que temple stands at Shentou, west of Neiqiu in Hebei, and is first recorded in 497. Its steles trace a cult that gave a Warring States physician the rank of a king, while the biography behind the name rests on the stories in the Records of the Grand Historian.