Introduction to Buddha statues: The double-eaves Mahavira Hall enshrines an 8-meter-high three-body Buddha statue made of white marble: in the center is the Dharmakaya Buddha, named Vairocana Buddha, which means that the absolute truth is the Buddha body; the one on the left is the Sambhogakaya. The Buddha, named "Losana Buddha", means that the light shines all over, and the wisdom of realizing the absolute truth and receiving the happiness of the Dharma is the Buddha body; the one on the right is the corresponding Buddha, named "Sakyamuni Buddha", which means the ability to be kind and peaceful, and to follow the circumstances. The Buddha body that educates various sentient beings. On both sides of the three-body Buddha stand 3-meter-high statues of Ananda and Kassapa. On both sides of the main hall are the eighteen Arhat statues with different expressions.