Introduction to the theater: There are several ancient locust trees and ancient Pistacia chinensis trees surrounding the temple area. There is a pair of big lions in front of the mountain gate, which is opposite a stage. A plaque of Yang Sheng'an and Li Yuanyang's poems about Haitang inscribed by Shi Fan, the editor of "Dian Series". The poem is about Yang Sheng'an and Li Yuanyang singing in harmony when they traveled to Shibaoshan in Jianchuan in the mid-spring of the 10th year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty and passed by Xingjiao Temple in Shaxi. They happened to see the two begonias in Xingjiao Temple blooming in full bloom. At that time, Yang Sheng'an saw two crabapples in Xingjiao Temple. The flowers were clustered in clusters and radiant, but they were gorgeous but not demonic, beautiful but not charming. It should not be opened in the imperial capital to win the favor of the nobles; nor should it be opened in the gardens of wealthy families to compete with peonies and peonies. But it happened to be in the ancient temple of Nantianhuang Village, showing a kind of heroic appearance that was neither flattering nor charming. The emotion of a talented man in trouble came to his heart, and he chanted: "Two trees are blooming in spring, who is the one who loves their beauty? A flower in Beijing is worth a thousand gold, and I am willing to believe that the empty mountain is full of dust."