The magic of red stone is explained from the legend of Tibetan Buddhism: in the Victory King Kong Dojo in India, believers have used a red substance to worship the Buddha mother Vajrayana of Victory King Kong since ancient times. This red substance is transliterated as "Santa Della" and literally translated as "Huang Dan" in Sanskrit. On the 25th day of each month in the lunar calendar, on the day of "Wandering at Sea" (meaning "Numerous Bodhisattvas Meeting"), a large number of wandering fathers and wandering mothers will scatter "Saint Della" over the Dojo of Le Sheng King Kong, and Saint Della will fall to the ground like the sun and offer gifts to Le Sheng King Kong to support him. Also as the Dojo of Victory King Kong, there are many "Santa Della" around Gongga Mountain, thus forming a mysterious red stone. Hailuogou is the main altar of Le Sheng Jin Gang Dojo, with the largest number of scattered "Shengdela", so Hongshi is the largest.