Introduction to Tianwang Hall: Tianwang Hall covers an area of 4,450 square meters. It is three rooms wide and seven rooms deep. It is a two-story mountain structure with double eaves. "Eight Sons Playing Maitreya" is engraved on the base wall of the Heavenly King's Hall. It not only expresses joy and auspiciousness, but also a happy and harmonious state. It also means that Maitreya Bodhisattva is in the middle and remains motionless and is not stained by the eight dharmas of the world. Inside the main entrance is a 4.8-meter-high celestial-crown Maitreya Sambhogakaya statue, wearing a celestial crown on his head and holding a lotus in his hand, sitting on a lotus platform. The backlight is the Eight Treasures of Buddhism, protected by the flames of wisdom all around. Two embroidered gold dragons hold their heads high and circle around to protect the Dharma. The Dharma is solemn. At the top of the Huiyan is the human image of Maitreya Bodhisattva, which is shaped according to the image of Budai monk. The hall is surrounded by corridors for passage from front to back, left and right, and the rooftop is surrounded by white marble railings for tourists to rest and enjoy the scenery.