Ronghua Temple, facing south, covers an area of 1,000 square meters. It has a quadrangle layout, with the gate to a monastery and the main hall on the axis from south to north, Zhonggu Buildings on both sides of the gate, and ten side halls on east and west sides of the courtyard. The main hall was rebuilt with a stone foundation and a single-eave overhanging-gable roof in the 42nd year of Jiajing era in the Ming Dynasty (In 1563). It is 0.65 meters high, 3-rooms wide and 6 rafters deep. Three Buddha statues worshipped inside the hall are arranged in a straight line and in a standing posture. These dinas statues were made in the the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the way of their sculptural techniques and styles. A stone tablet of the Ming Dynasty and 10 remnant tablets are preserved in the Temple.