There are many temple sculptures in the Ming Dynasty, especially clay sculptures. Among Buddha, Bodhisattva, other related statues and Taoist statues, most of them are in Beijing, such as: the third Buddha and the eighteenth arhats in Guangji Temple; Twelve-day portrait of Long Fu Temple; The statue of the heavenly king of Huguo Temple; Eighteen arhats in the Buddha Hall of Cining Palace; The statue of the heavenly king in Saint 'an Temple and a woodcarving statue; Statues of heavenly kings, buddhas and bodhisattvas in Biyun Temple in Xishan; Fahai temple Buddha, Bodhisattva and woodcarving immortal statues in the western suburbs; Statues of male and female attendants at Dongyue Temple in the eastern suburbs; Eighteen arhats in Xiangguang Temple in Fangshan.
In addition to Beijing, there are a large number of similar sculptures in Shanxi, such as the woodcarving Luohan statue of Mingxian Temple in Taiyuan; Painted sculptures of Guanyin Pavilion of Taishan Temple and Manjusri Pu Xian Hall in Taiyuan; Luohan statue of Yanqing Temple in Taiyuan; Statues of heavenly kings on both sides of Daxiong Hall of Datong Shanhua Temple; Pingyao Shuanglin Temple Luohan Hall, Thousand Buddhas Hall, Daxiong Hall and other thousands of colorful statues; Female statue of Guan Yu, a master of Fenyang; Statue of the upper courtyard of Qianfo Temple in Shuoxian County, six halls and four wall-hung sculptures; Sixteen arhats carved by Ivory Temple in Qingxu County; Woodcarving manjusri Pu Xian statue in Guangsheng Temple, Zhaocheng County.
In addition, there are 24 ladies-in-waiting and musicians in the Sanyuan City God Temple in Shaanxi. Wall carving of Buddha story in Phoenix Terrace, Xianyang, Shaanxi; The story of the twelve gods king and Buddhism and Taoism in Liuan, Lantian, Shaanxi; Buddha Bodhisattva statue in Taiping Temple, Qishan County, Shaanxi Province; Statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva in Ruiying Temple, Tianshui, Gansu; Guangfu Temple's Twelve Sleeping Circles in Lushan County, Sichuan Province is also a representative work of temple sculpture in Ming Dynasty.