Baosheng Temple in Luzhi is a thousand-year-old temple in Jiangnan. The nine clay arhats made by sculptors in the Tang Dynasty are still well preserved despite the vicissitudes of a thousand years. There are still more than 200 buildings in the temple, which maintains the layout of the temple and is known as one of the four major temples in Jiangnan. The existing buildings in the temple include the Second Mountain Gate and the Museum of Antiquities. Mr. Guo said after seeing the statues of Arhats in Baosheng Temple in his early years, "The bones and muscles of the Arhats in Baosheng Temple are visible in the chest and the veins are in the hands. Although they are bound by religious themes, the sense of reality is Unlimited, which makes people feel a kind of sublime beauty." To the north of the courtyard is the Museum of Antiquities, which was built on the original site of the Great Hall of the Buddha. It houses the world-famous "Sculptured Wall Arhats". To the west of the temple are the remains of the late Tang Dynasty poet Lu Guimeng's seclusion, the Duck Fighting Pond, the Qingfeng Pavilion, the Chuihong Bridge, etc.