Gui Yuan Temple, an ancient Buddhist temple dating from the late Ming Dynasty, is an example of classic architecture commonly seen in southern China. Inside the temple is a huge hall containing 500 Luohans (also known as arhats or disciples) in different postures, each with a highly individualized facial expression. Some look experienced and astute, others jolly, angry, or complaisant; in other words, the expressions show the full spectrum of human feelings. There is also a large 105-ton Buddha sculpted of white stone--a gift from Burma in 1935.