Moon Palace - Rear Hall of Wanxiang Cave

　　The Rear Hall may not be as grand and imposing as the Front Hall, but its landscapes are even more refined and marvelously natural, as if they were artistic masterpieces concealed in the moon palace's secret vaults. "Snow Weighing on Pine Trees": layers upon layers of swaying pine waves are pressed down by equally thick layers of snow waves, beneath which lie fluffy pine needles arranged in distinct, staggered patterns. These pine needles, clustered and bundled, take on a pure white, fresh, and delicate appearance after being touched by the snow waves, resembling a natural painting titled "Pine Trees in Snow." "Icicle Curtain Hanging in Midair": resembling a tall, ivory jade-carved bead curtain or the ice flowers of winter, it is crystal clear, elegant, and sacred, suspended in the air, more vivid and beautiful than the real thing. "Colorful Southern Maitreya": plump and full-bodied, a group of little camels follow one another closely, nestling together, with the Southern Maitreya Buddha seated between their humps. Amidst the vast sky, two massive stone pillars stand, adorned with stone flowers and draperies, shimmering with dazzling light. The next set of scenery is the "Assembly of Immortals." The immortals, varying in height, build, and posture, gather and disperse in response to one another, as if discussing some important celestial matter—it’s a naturally formed ink-wash sketch of figures.