Haishu Puji Temple, situated on the south side of the Thirteen-Arch Bridge (Shisan-Dong Qiao) in Hushan Village, Jishigang Town, Haishu District, Ningbo. Originally established as a devotional nunnery (Puji An) during the Qing Dynasty by the imperial scholar Dong Lan in gratitude for his mother's sacrifices. Current construction covers the site area of 4,246 sqm, 6,349 sqm GFA. The architectural interplay of ‘void and form’ undergoes perpetual transformation through the holistic design of Puji Chan Temple, serving as a leitmotif that interprets the Buddhist dialectics of ’emptiness (śūnyatā) and existence (bhava)’. While walking through the temple, one constantly apprehends the Dharma’s essence: “Emptiness does not negate existence; existence inherently contains emptiness. Within voidness, existence is embraced; within existence, voidness resides”.