[3] In 1983 it has been designated as a "National Key Buddhist Temples in Han Chinese Area".

On the left, from back to front, they are statues of Miaode, Puyan, Maitreya, Weide Zizai, Jingzhu Yezhang and Yuanjue (妙德、普眼、弥勒、威德自在、净诸业障、圆觉六菩萨).

On the right, from back to front, they are statues of Samantabhadra, Jingangzang, Qingjinghui, Bianyin, Pujue and Xianshan (普贤、金刚藏、清净慧、辩音、普觉、贤善首六菩萨).

A sitting statue of Sakyamni which was brought from Burma in 1928 stands on the ordination altar.

Both sides of the statue enshrine the Eighteen Arhats, they were made in the Shunzhi period (1644-1661) of Qing dynasty (1644-1912).