In the 24th year of the Republic of China, Si Xia was invited by Imam Ma Zhenjiang and the temple management committee to build the main hall, the North Lecture Hall and the Academic Affairs Office. 1989, a new building with a rolling shed on the first floor and a "full moon building" on the second floor was expanded, and Mr. Nurman Ma Xian, then vice president of the China-Iran Association, inscribed the three characters "Mosque" on the lintel, which can accommodate more than 100 people at a time. Eight five-meter-high columns are inlaid with blue tiles, and the upper part of the shed is decorated with patterns of north and south. A closer look at the three golden characters of "Full Moon Building" comes into view. Aquarius is embedded in the green dome more than two meters high, and the golden crescent moon hangs high in the clouds. The Twin Towers are spectacular, full of the characteristics of Arab architecture, adding ethnic color to this mountain city in western Henan, according to Mecca. In addition, 1992 and 1993 respectively built the National Welfare Building, the Women's Hall and the Bathing Building and put them into use. Two monuments have been erected in this temple. One of them was built in Ramadan 1990. This monument records the details of the construction of Daxiong Hall, Moon Tower and Gatehouse by Ma Jiang and Imam Madao. The other one stands at 1994, describing the construction of two floors.

Chengguan Town: I. Basic information of Chengguan Town Chengguan Town is located in the urban area of Lushi County, on the north bank of Luohe River in the middle of Lushi Basin, with a length of 3. 1 km from east to west and a width of 2.7 km from north to south, with a total area of 848.54 hectares. The climate has four distinct seasons, shorter spring and autumn and longer winter and summer. The annual average temperature is 12℃- 13.4℃, the annual average precipitation is 692.9mm, and the annual average sunshine hours are 2118h. The town has 560 mu of cultivated land, forest slope 1.42 square kilometers, green area of 0.487 square kilometers and per capita green space of 32.8 square meters.