神龛内供有王灵官立像，其三只眼睛，赤面、红胡须，周身金黄铠甲，手举钢鞭

Inside the shrine is the official statue of Wang Ling, with three eyes, a red face, a red beard, a golden armor, a steel whip in his hands, and a hot wheel on his feet. In its sloping iron fence stood two fierce and evil monsters. The axe was called the mountain god, and the chai was called the water god. It is said that they were making waves along the river and harming the people. Later, the imperial concubine Lin sent a spiritual official to subdue him, change the evil and do the good, and protect the law and bless the people. There is a couplet couplet on the shrine: "Why don't you be afraid now, don't worry when you look back."

There is a standing statue of the king Lingguan in the shrine, with three eyes, red face, red beard, golden armor, steel whip in hand and wind fire wheel in foot. In the inclined iron fence, there are two fierce monsters with wide eyes. The one with an axe is called the mountain god and the one with a hairpin is called the water god. It is said that they made waves along the river and harmed the people. Later, she was subdued by the Lingguan sent by the heavenly concubine Lin. she turned evil into good and protected the Dharma to protect the people. There is a couplet on the Shrine: "don't be afraid here. Don't worry about turning back".

Inside the shrine, there is a statue of Wang Lingguan, whose three eyes are red-faced, red-bearded, covered with golden armor, holding Strafe in his hand and stepping on hot wheels, imposing. In the inclined iron grating, there are two ferocious monsters with wide eyes. The one with axe is called Mountain God, and the one with hairpin is called Water God. It is said that they made waves along the Yangtze River and destroyed people. After that, she was sent by Sister Lin of Tian Fei to the Lingguan, to turn evil into good, to protect the law and protect the people. There is a couplet on the shrine: "There is no need to be afraid when you come here, and don't worry when you turn back".