Sanqing Hall is the main hall of the temple, with double eaves resting on the top of the mountain, nine rooms wide and six rooms deep. There are carved stone fences and huge arches around the platform. The temple is 12 feet high and supported by 74 stone pillars. In front of the temple, a terrace is built with stone barges, and there are stone fences on three sides of the terrace, which are beautifully carved. The algae wells in the temple are painted with cranes, deer, clouds, dark eight immortals and so on, and the colors are gorgeous. Sanqing deities are enshrined in the temple: Lingbao Tianzun, Yuanshi Tianzun and Taishang Laojun.

Miro Pavilion is located at the back of Sanqing Hall, with nine rooms on three floors and a large scale. It is supported by 60 stone pillars, each pillar has six faces and 360 faces, on which 360 statues are carved. This pavilion was built in the orthodox period of the Ming Dynasty, and was destroyed by fire in the first year of the Republic of China (19 12).

Fifth, Mount Tai Bi Xia Temple. In ancient China, there were "Five Mountains", namely Mount Tai (Shandong), Mount Huashan (Shaanxi), Mount Hengshan (Shanxi), Mount Hengshan (Hunan) and Mount Songshan (Henan). These five mountains are all related to Taoism. Mount Tai is "the length of the five mountains", so-called "the five mountains are the only ones".