The surroundings of the pagoda are planted with ginger flowers and spring leeks, which are evergreen all year round.
The person guarding the pagoda is not a Buddhist disciple, but a sickly scholar wearing a white turban, leaning against the pagoda, looking at the pilgrims coming and going with a smile.
The scholar seems to be unable to see the sun, and spends the whole day huddled in the shadow of the pagoda, with his hands in his sleeves and never taking them out.
Some people say that the scholar's hands are smooth and white, like jade and grease, while others say that the scholar's hands are covered with scars, like maggots on the tarsal bones. Unknowingly, the scholar's hand turned out to be a big mystery in Wantong Temple.
But the scholar just laughed, so crazy that his saliva almost flowed out.