In April 2002, Tian Yunde, the general office of Tiantai Sect of Korean Buddhism, came to Qingquan Temple. When he saw monks from Qingquan Temple and monasteries in the remote western region of Xinjiang, he said excitedly, "In my impression, Buddhism in Xinjiang has become a site, but I didn't expect to see such a magnificent temple and such a huge Buddhist group here." Since Qingquan Temple officially became a venue for Buddhist activities, it has received Buddhists from Japan, South Korea, Central Asian countries, Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong every year. Began to undertake the new mission of foreign cultural exchange of Buddhism in Xinjiang.

Qingquan Temple was founded under the guidance of Master Renji? #9 1; Quansi Buddhist Charity Foundation, Buddhist Culture Communication Website, Western Region Buddhist Culture Research Office. The annual fixed large-scale Buddhist conferences and lectures greatly meet the requirements of believers, and the formal management of temples and the solemnity of rituals have had a wide impact on the majority of believers in Xinjiang. The annual ritual meetings held in Qingquan Temple include the Guanyin prayer meeting on February 19, the bathing Buddha lantern meeting on April 8, the thousand Buddha prayer meeting on June 19 and the restoration ceremony on July 15. Every dharma meeting is a gathering of the sea. Nowadays, Qingquan Temple pays equal attention to late drums and morning bells, and its Sanskrit is respected, and its Taoist style is pure and correct, which has important research value in the status of Buddhist foreign exchange in Urumqi and even Xinjiang.