What is the name of the god beast enshrined in the temple?

The mythical beasts in ancient Chinese Han myths and legends refer to the creatures represented by the above-mentioned six Daijoko mythological beasts such as Suzaku, Qinglong, White Tiger, Xuanwu, Gouchen and Mantis Snake (or Teng Snake), which can be found in Chinese classics. These creatures can't find entities in reality, but the composition of their images comes from reality. China used some ancient gods and beasts in divination, especially Daoism and Liu Yi. These beasts often appear in the buildings of the Han Dynasty, playing the role of ward off evil spirits and praying for blessings.