The decorated caisson is like an encyclopedia of flowers and herbs. It is so beautiful, but because of the good color matching and appropriate shades, it is as elegant and charming as a girl.

Every accessory of the caisson is perfectly fitted, and no gap can be seen when looking from top to top or from top to bottom.

In the center of the dome of the caisson are clouds and the moon. Hanging from a rope is a bead lantern with four small beads surrounding one big bead.

The big pearl is as big as a small bowl. It is a natural pearl cultivated by old clams for hundreds of millions of years. The four small pearls are luminous pearls. Each one is as big as a duck egg. They can shine permanently without being exposed to external light.

It is a natural luminous pearl that emits light that makes the outside look like daylight.

Because of the light from the luminous pearl, there is no need to use lighting inside. Only the ceiling above the ceiling is blocked by beams, so lighting is needed in some places where the light is not good.

The monks have accumulated experience in installing Baihua caissons. They are in their respective positions and get to work quickly.

Master Ayufang served as the little girl's first assistant and was responsible for the installation.

The Bainiao Chaohuang caisson looks complicated, but the actual project is not more complicated than the process of Baihua caisson. The difficulty and complexity are about the same.

Due to their accumulated experience, the monks were faster than installing the Hundred Flowers Caisson. They worked together for two and a half minutes, putting together hundreds of accessories, large and small, and the Hundred Birds Chaohuang Caisson was perfectly presented to the public.

The image of a hundred birds facing a phoenix has always been controversial. One theory is that there are 101 birds in the picture, and another theory is that there are 102 birds in the picture. In fact, the latter theory is correct, because the phoenix is ​​a male and a female.
Chapter completed!