Sometime after the reconciliation, some 800 villagers came together to erect a giant tsao-fu-a conical pile of rice straw similar to a small haystack-as a community marker beside the development association's plaza. The main deities of the two temples are painted on opposite sides of the tsao-fu, representing the idea that these two different aspects of the gods can be united in one body.
現在立於社區發展協會廣場旁的珍珠地標──「草垺王公」，就是那次進香後再度聚集八百村民合力堆疊而成，草垺兩面分別繪有兩間廟宇的主神，象徵「一體兩面神明大和解」。