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Introduction to the Main Hall: The main hall, which is a "combination of palaces and pavilions", embodies the unique concept of Abbot Wule. The four directions of the hall represent the Four Noble Truths, the two layers of octagons represent the Eightfold Path, the four directions plus eight corners represent the twelve causes and conditions, the three saints and six Buddha statues in the east and west represent the six degrees, and the three-story roof represents the three seals. The blue-white color indicates an innocent person and a pure moral conduct. Buddha statues use their true colors to represent the original nature of Buddha. The shape of the temple is round and the Buddha is in the center, which means "I am the only one in the sky and the world".