Introduction to Yuanjue Cave: Located 1.5 kilometers southeast of Anyue County, Yunju Mountain is named after the twelve Yuanjue Cave carved on the mountain. The stone statues here are distributed on the south and north rocks. There are 76 niches and grottoes, and 1993 large and small stone statues. The content is mainly Buddhist, with a small number of Taoist and Buddhist niche statues. In addition, there are 25 inscriptions on the stele. The stone statues here were first carved in the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, passed through the former Shu and later Shu, and reached their peak in the Northern Song Dynasty, which took more than 400 years to complete.