Lingci Hall of Mazu Temple in Meizhou is one of the main buildings in the new hall building complex on the south axis of the ancestral temple. The word "Lingci" was given by Emperor Wenzong of the Yuan Dynasty, which demonstrated the virtue of Mazu's spiritual response to Tzu Chi. Walking into the Lingci Hall, he placed the statue of Mazu in a casual manner and took the main seat. His face was kind and gentle, and his eyebrows seemed to contain endless compassion and care, as if it could soothe the soul of every believer. The maids on both sides stood respectfully, holding red lights and orioles in their hands, which were the main symbols of Mazu's rescue of shipwrecks and guidance of the voyage. What is particularly eye-catching is that 5480 Mazu lanterns are neatly arranged in the hall. Believers who come to worship can light the lanterns with their own hands after burning incense and bowing their heads here. The glowing candlelight is just like a fire of hope. The believers silently placed their wishes in the lights, praying for Mazu's mercy and mercy, protecting the family's harmony and happiness, and ensuring that everything goes smoothly and worry-free, protecting the family's growth, wealth and prosperity, so that peace and stability will always be with you, and blessings will last from generation to generation.