「Symmetry」refers to that a building is constructed by two or more teams of artisans and is separated into left and right portions which are symmetrical to each other by setting a middle axial line. Each team constructs one portion with their best arts to conduct competition and also labor division simultaneously.

　　The 「front-rear symmetry」in Jing-Fu Temple is rarely seen among Taiwan temples. The state chamber was designed by Chen, Ying-Pin and constructed by Chen, Chi-Yuen (his son). Front chamber (San-Chuan Chamber) was designed by Wu, Hai-Tung. Although each master did his best separately, each master’s features were integrated well to make Jing-Ful Temple demonstrating overall architectural harmony. The explanations are as in the following：

　　Wooden holder is also called 「Insert Stick」、「Sparrow Connector」 and are usually located at the intersections of four gold pillars and beams and the major feature is a dragon-head with fish-body. The left photo shows the wooden holder in the State Chamber. The features completely different from that in San-Chuan Chamber include the fins and wings without jaws and flexibly curvy tail and two fins imitating swimming lively.
The right photo shows the wooden holders in San-Chuan Chamber of which the design of front jaws without fins is different from that in the State Chamber. Generally, sparkling dragon eyes and flying beard and gold body demonstrate beautiful and abundant color and luster and distinctive layer composition.