Lingyun Temple is a triple quadrangle building consisting of the Heavenly King Hall, Mahayana Hall and Tibetan Classics Building, with blue walls and green trees. In front of Tianwang Temple is a towering ancient nanmu tree, and on both sides of the temple are four inscriptions for rebuilding the temple in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The statue in the center of the main hall is a sitting Maitreya Buddha with a full belly, commonly known as "Lohan with a full belly". There are four statues of heavenly kings on both sides, with fine eyes and magnificent momentum. Behind Tianwang Hall is Wei Tuo Hall, dedicated to Wei Tuo, the patron saint of wood carving and gold. Passing through Tianwang Hall, it is a hero hall built in Ming Dynasty, and it is the main place for monks to hold religious activities. Sitting in the middle of the temple are three statues of Sakyamuni. Should be in the body, reported in the body), beautiful shape, solemn expression. Eighteen arhats on both sides have different shapes and are lifelike. On the back of Daxiong Hall is a newly molded Guanyin vase, flanked by Manjusri, Pu Xian, Dizang and Four Bodhisattvas, which were works before the Ming Dynasty. The last temple in the temple is the Buddhist Scripture Building, which used to be a place to collect Buddhist scriptures in the temple and was newly built in 1930. From its structure and modeling, we can see that the modern architectural style is unique among the temple figures, but it has a unique flavor. A new "Shihai Hall" was built downstairs, with full-length statues of Haitong Mage, Zhang Qiu and Joan and Wei Gao, the founder of the Giant Buddha, to show their respect. ? At present, Lingyun Temple has been opened as "Leshan Giant Buddha Exhibition Hall", displaying a large number of objects, documents, pictures and models, showing the 90-year construction history and protection and maintenance history of Leshan Giant Buddha, which fully embodies that Leshan Giant Buddha is worthy of being a world art treasure.