A large, pale yellow, standing statue of Guanyin (Quan Am) dominates the center of a temple interior in Xuân Thành, Vietnam

A large, pale yellow, standing statue of Guanyin (Quan Am) dominates the center of a temple interior in Xuân Thành, Vietnam. The statue's right hand is raised in a vitarka mudra, while its left hand holds a small, narrow-necked vase. It wears long robes, a layered headdress, and multiple necklaces with prayer beads. Behind the central figure, a large, ornate golden aureola with intricate carvings and an internal orange luminescence frames the statue. The walls and upper architectural structures of the temple are profusely decorated with multi-colored mosaics, reliefs, and carvings depicting various figures, patterns, and mythological creatures. Below the main statue, a shrine features several smaller, emerald-green Buddha figures arranged amidst lush displays of purple orchids and other blossoms. The upper ceiling area is adorned with blue and white geometric and celestial patterns.