Inside, there is a pair of dragon pillars carved from Formosan michelia wood that date from 1873. Temple head Wang Yuan-yuan says most such pillars are of stone and have three sections of engraving, but at the time Chinshan was too poor so to save money they only engraved two. Since Chinshan is a port town, there are also carvings of fish, shrimp, crabs, and octopuses--a rare sight in Taiwanese temples.
廟裡一對刻於 1873 年的烏心石龍柱，據董事長王淵源表示，一般石柱為三層鏤雕，當時金山鄉財源窘困，為了節省成本，因此只做兩層鏤雕，又由於金山鄉是漁港，因此龍柱上還刻有魚、蝦、蟹、章魚等圖案，在台灣廟宇中相當罕見。