The Precious Hall of the Great Hero; the central building of a Buddhist temple complex housing the primary statues of worship, such as the Buddha [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]].

literally meaning one does not visit a temple without a reason; used to describe visiting someone only when one has a request or a specific motive

The main hall in the celestial palace of the Jade Emperor in Chinese mythology; also called the [[凌霄殿|凌霄殿|ling2 xiao1 dian4]].

(literary) the main hall of a Buddhist temple; often used figuratively to refer to a place where one only goes when one has a specific request or purpose

The palace of Yama, the King of Hell in Chinese mythology and Buddhism