Introduction to the fourth platform: There is a Xiandian in the middle, a main hall at the back, and wing rooms in the east and west. The Xiandian is seven rooms wide from north to south, three bays deep and at the top of the mountain. There are no gold pillars in the hall, but twenty stone pillars around it. There are figures, lions, etc. carved on the orchid forehead. The eaves are dripping with hooks, the wing corners are raised, the tile roof is covered with tube tiles, and there are glazed bucket squares on the front slope, east and west. Two tall and majestic glazed owls stand at both ends of the main ridge, making the entire palace grand and decorated. It is magnificent, resplendent, and has superb carving art. It is the essence of the existing ancient buildings in our county.