Introduction to the golden dragon pillars on the bracelet: The eight dragon pillars in the Jade Buddha Hall are made of mahogany, and the dragon body is made of gold. It is a precious cultural relic in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. It was once circulated among the people and was later used by the director of Shanghai Wanyuan Group. The ancestors of the great layman Changjiang Peihua bought the treasure from a pawn shop. In 2003, after the layman Jiang was converted to Elder Mingbo, he presented this treasure to Ningguo Temple. When Ningguo Temple was building the Jade Buddha Hall, it used the original dragon pillar as the original. The appearance, with the lotus base, becomes the pillar of the palace. This dragon pillar is very precious and very rare in China.