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难得糊涂:“The Great Hall of the Little Western Heaven Scenic Area is the core building of the entire temple and its essence. It is famous for its exquisite hanging sculpture art. The Great Hall of the Great Hall is located in the center of the upper courtyard of the Little Western Heaven Scenic Area and is the main building of the entire temple. The upper courtyard is the essence of Little Western Heaven, and the Great Hall of the Great Hall is the core of the upper courtyard. The Great Hall of the Great Hall faces south, is three rooms wide and three rooms deep, has a single-eaved hip roof, and the overall architectural style is simple and elegant. The space in the hall is open and the layout is reasonable, providing good spatial conditions for the display of hanging sculptures. The Great Hall of the Great Hall adopts the traditional wooden structure building form, with brackets and flying eaves, carved beams and painted buildings, reflecting the exquisite craftsmanship of Ming Dynasty architecture. Its architectural structure is stable and has stood firm after hundreds of years of wind and rain. The hall is beautifully decorated, and the beams, columns, doors and windows are carved with exquisite patterns, such as flowers, auspicious beasts, etc., full of a strong religious atmosphere and artistic atmosphere. The hanging sculpture art in the Mahavira Hall is unique. There are more than 1,900 colored sculptures in the Mahavira Hall. These colored sculptures are distributed in every corner of the hall, forming a three-dimensional Buddhist world. The largest of these colored sculptures is about 3 meters, and the smallest is only the size of a thumb. Each one is meticulously carved and lifelike. The hanging sculptures in the hall are based on Buddhist stories, including various Buddhist figures such as Buddha, Bodhisattva, Arhat, and Dharma Protector, as well as scenes from some Buddhist classics. These hanging sculptures not only show the teachings of Buddhism, but also reflect the social life and cultural background at that time. The hanging sculptures in the Mahavira Hall use tilted angles and gilding techniques to make the colored sculptures more three-dimensional and vivid under the illumination of light. These colored sculptures have been well preserved for more than 300 years, and the colors are long-lasting and bright. They are known as the "China Hanging Sculpture Art Museum". Visiting time: The opening hours of the Great Hall are the same as those of the Xiaoxitian Scenic Area, 07:30-18:00 (May 1st to September 30th); 08:00-17:30 (October 1st to April 30th). Visiting restrictions: Due to the limited space in the Great Hall and the precious hanging sculptures, in order to protect the safety of cultural relics and tourists, the scenic area has limited the number of tourists entering the Great Hall, and a maximum of 40 people are allowed to enter each time. Visiting etiquette: When visiting the Great Hall, tourists should keep quiet, do not make loud noises, do not touch the hanging sculptures, and respect Buddhist culture and religious beliefs. As the core building of the Xiaoxitian Scenic Area, the Great Hall attracts many tourists to visit with its exquisite hanging sculpture art and unique architectural style. Here, tourists can not only appreciate the essence of Ming Dynasty colored sculpture art, but also feel the strong Buddhist cultural atmosphere.”