> the Lord Amitabha, the Lord of the world, is about 4 meters high, and sits on the octagonal waist. There are fifty-four lotus flowers carved on the back wall. Each lotus flower sits on a Bodhisattva or a support person.
two wall wall carvings include many Kabuki dancers and dancers. The Katsu people hold various musical instruments, vividly and vividly, and seem to be intoxicated with the sounds of nature that they play. The dancers are graceful and their clothes are fluttering, as if they are elaborately dancing the most graceful dance. The south wall sculpture outside the cave has the statue of the Guanyin Bodhisattva, the right hand holds the tail and the left hand lifts the bottle, showing the supreme realm of the Buddha's home, "all the laws are empty to the South China Sea, and the dust is not infected with the quiet mind".
Wan Buddha cave is named after fifteen thousand small Buddhas, carved in a neat arrangement between the north and the south of the cave.