 Other names include "huíhui táng" (, "Hui people's hall"), "huíhui sì" (, "Hui people's temple"), "lǐbàisì" (, "Temple of worship"), "zhēnjiào sì" (, "True teaching temple") or "qīngjìng sì" (, "Pure and clean temple").During the Qing Dynasty, at the Mosque entrance of Hui Mosques, a tablet was placed upon which ""Huángdì wànsuì, wànsuì, wànwànsuì"" () was inscribed, which means, "The Emperor, may he live forever".Wansui means Ten thousand years, which means forever in Chinese.