In April 22, Tian Yunde, the general office of Tiantai Sect of Korean Buddhism, came to Qingquan Temple. When he saw monks from Qingquan Temple and monasteries in Xinjiang, a distant western region, he said excitedly, "In my impression, Buddhism in Xinjiang has become a site, but I didn't expect to see such a magnificent temple and such a Buddhist group here." Since Qingquan Temple officially became a Buddhist activity venue, he has been receiving people from Japan, South Korea and Central Asia every year. It has begun to take on the new mission of Xinjiang Buddhism's cultural exchanges with foreign countries.

Qingquan Temple, under the leadership of Master Ji Ren, founded'? #91; Quansi Buddha Charity Foundation, Buddhist Culture Communication Website and Western Region Buddhist Culture Research Office. The annual fixed large-scale Buddhist meetings and Buddhist lectures greatly meet the requirements of believers, and the formal management of temples and the solemnity of rituals have had a wide impact on the majority of believers in Xinjiang. The annual ritual meetings held in Qingquan Temple include the Goddess of Mercy Prayer on February 19th, the Lantern Festival for Bathing Buddhas on the eighth day of April, the Prayer for Thousand Buddhas on June 19th, and the Reparation Ceremony on July 15th. Every dharma meeting is a sea gathering. Nowadays, Qingquan Temple pays equal attention to the evening drum and the morning bell, the Sanskrit is exalted, the Taoist style is pure and correct, and the study is of great value in the foreign exchange status of Buddhism in Urumqi and even Xinjiang.