"Most of the existing Confucius temples in China are basically based on sacrifices." According to reports, the functional orientation of the Confucius Institute in Guiyang is "the hall of inheriting and carrying forward Confucianism and the base of enlightening and opening up new styles". It has six basic functions: enlightenment, sacrifice, sacrifice, collection, research and tourism. In terms of construction scale, area and function, it ranks first in China and first in the world.

In the future, the six service functions can not only meet the needs of citizens' moral education and minors' ideological and moral education, but also allow citizens to sit here and chat, make friends with literature, compose poems, play chess with tea and go sightseeing.