奉贤吕祖祠 道教庙宇。在上海市奉贤县南桥镇。清代乾隆年间(1736—1795)，里人黄楚建，黄乐善好施，设药室以济病者，又创吕祖祠，后得一云游道士笔书“南浦仙踪”四字及“松江落花知鹤院，云溪流水识仙源”一联，从此祠内香火旺盛，远近闻名。后废。

Fengxian Lvzu Temple Taoist temple. Located in Nanqiao Town, Fengxian County, Shanghai. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1736-1795), Huang Chujian, a native of the area, was a benevolent man who set up a medicine room to help the sick. He also built the Lvzu Temple, which later received a calligraphy inscription from a wandering Taoist priest that read “Nanpu Xianzong” (Southern Town Immortal Footprints) and the couplet “Songjiang Luohua Zhihuayuan, Yunxi Liushui Zhixianyuan” (Songjiang's fallen flowers know the crane courtyard, Yunxi's flowing water knows the immortal source). Since then, the temple has been famous far and wide for its flourishing incense. It was later abandoned.