Introduction to the Dragon King Hall: As you enter, you are faced with a large archway-style screen wall with brackets and cornices. Two dragons are carved in the middle, with a flying look. There are poems by celebrities on both sides and the back. The east and west sides of Zhaobi are the Bell Tower and the Drum Tower respectively. In the center of the courtyard is the patio. In the center of the north of the well is the Dragon King Hall, with the statue of the Black Dragon King. On both sides are the statues of Feng Bo, Yu Shi, Lei Gong and Shan Niang, with different and lifelike postures. There are two dragons on the top of the hall, with strong and powerful bodies, circling the beams like life. In the middle of the palace door hangs a plaque with the words "Ze Zhou Zhuang Wu" personally written by the Empress Dowager Cixi, and a pair of palace lanterns given by the emperor on both sides. There are also two side halls in the east and west. The east hall is the Wealth Hall and the west hall is the Bodhisattva Hall. The east chamber is the cultural relics hall, displaying dragon tablets and famous poems. The west chamber is the reception room, where tourists can take a sip of tea and take a rest.