Shi Huiying, Master of Xianghai Temple in Huashan Mountain.

During the period of abbot Shi Huiying (later abbot), Xianghai Temple in Huashan was crowded with believers, pilgrims and tourists. The story of the temple adhering to the principle of "combining agriculture with Zen" and building the temple on its own has been published in the overseas edition of People's Daily, Fujian Pictorial, National Fayin, and newspapers in Hong Kong and Thailand. Some famous people from inside and outside the province and Hong Kong visited the temple and left an excellent impression. Zhao Puchu, former vice chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, wrote a plaque for the "Sexual Sea Temple" and wrote "Send Mulberry Seeds" in the summer of 1987: "Lift and hoe the pure land, endless and solemn. In this world, the precious tree is behind the Huashan Mountain. Tathagata, all things are heavy, all on the shoulders. Singing agricultural Zen, Pu has a good relationship with Hengsha. " To celebrate Huiying, the abbot of the sexual sea temple, and the good people in the world.

After Shi Huiying's death, monks and nuns in Xianghai Temple in Huashan continued to carry forward the legacy of "farming and Zen at the same time" and "not doing anything for a day, not eating for a day", which won the respect of the society and the support of good men and women. In recent years, temple construction has made new progress.