The Hall of the King of Hell, also known as the Gate of Hell, is the representative of the underworld in traditional Chinese culture. It is located at the bottom of the underworld and is where King Yama judges the souls of the dead. The image of the Temple of Hell is often depicted in folklore and literary works, usually with a mysterious, terrifying and solemn atmosphere. The door of the Palace of Hell is closed, and there are two tall stone lions in front of the door, which are majestic and majestic. On both sides of the gate are two ferocious-looking ghost soldiers, holding spears, guarding the safety of the Palace of Hell. There is also a stone bridge in front of the door, called Naihe Bridge, and the Wangchuan River flows under the bridge. The souls of the dead must pass through this bridge before they can enter the Hall of Hell to be judged. In the Hall of the King of Hell, King Yama is sitting on the throne, wearing a golden crown and a dragon robe, with a serious face. On his left and right sides stood the four great judges, namely the Division of Rewards for Good, Division of Punishment of Evil, Division of Investigation and Division of Life and Death. They are responsible for recording the good and evil deeds of the deceased souls during their lifetime so that King Yama can conduct a fair trial. The walls of the Hall of Hell are covered with various instruments of torture, such as saws, iron hooks, stoves, etc., used to punish the souls of those who have done many evil things during their lifetime. For those souls who have done good deeds and accumulated virtue during their lifetime, King Yama will give them the opportunity to be reincarnated. In the corner of the Hall of the King of Hell, there is also a pool of reincarnation. After being judged, the dead souls will be thrown into different reincarnation pools according to their good and evil deeds. Good souls will be thrown into lotus ponds and reborn as humans or gods; evil souls will be thrown into blood pools and reborn as animals or ghosts. The atmosphere in the Palace of Hell is oppressive and solemn, making people feel awe of life and death. Here, the dead souls will undergo the final judgment to determine their future fate. The Palace of Hell, also known as the underworld, is the residence of the ruler of the underworld in ancient Chinese myths and legends. It is located at the lowest level of the underworld and symbolizes death and judgment. The architectural style of the Palace of Hell is full of mystery and terror, giving people a feeling of depression and uneasiness. The door of the Palace of Hell is closed, and there are two stone lions crouching in front of the door, majestic and majestic. There is a huge plaque hanging on the door, with the four characters "Yam Luo Palace" written on it. The strokes are strong and powerful, giving off an aura of majesty. In front of the door, there are two evil ghosts, holding steel forks and guarding the door with expressionless faces. Entering the Hall of the King of Hell, you will see a dark hall. In the center of the hall stands a huge dragon chair, with Lord Yama sitting on it. Lord Yama is dressed in a gorgeous dragon robe and a golden crown, with a serious face and sharp eyes. On his left and right sides stood black and white impermanence, bull-headed and horse-faced ghosts and other underworld ghosts. They were holding various weapons and looked ferocious. The hall was surrounded by various instruments of torture, such as saws, iron hooks, stoves, etc., emitting a creepy cold light. These instruments of torture are used to punish those ghosts who do evil and do not obey the rules in the world. In a corner of the hall, there is also a huge purgatory furnace, which is said to be used to refine those sinful ghosts.
In the deepest part of the Hall of Hell, there is a mysterious small room where the ghosts who have not yet been judged are imprisoned. These ghosts were locked in small dark rooms, unable to see the sun, and could only spend long years in endless pain and fear. Until one day, the Lord of Hell judged them and decided their reincarnation. The Palace of Hell is a world full of terror and mystery, which makes people awe and fear death. However, it also conveys a truth: good and evil are rewarded, and life and death are reincarnated.