Built during the Tang Dynasty, the Bamboo Temple (Qiongzhu Si) is best known for housing a large collection of luohan (like Buddhist saint sculptures, also known as arhat). These life-size clay figures were sculpted over seven years by Li Guangxiu and his craftsmen and each represents some aspect of the human experience. It is a delighfully realistic (or surrealistic) collection of statues with perfectly fixed expressions seemingly frozen in time. The architecture of the temple is worth checking out also, and there's a large gilded Buddha out back in the courtyard.